The Best 6th Generation Fighter Concepts-Explained
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Video description: A sixth-generation fighter is an idea for a new class of jet fighter aircraft that is more sophisticated than the existing fifth-generation fighters in service and development. Japan, the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Sweden, Germany, Spain, Russia, and China have all declared the creation of a sixth-generation aircraft programme. An initial focus on this 6th generation air superiority roles has moved away from close-in dogfighting, which is becoming less common, and instead broadened to embrace ground support, cyber warfare and even space warfare capabilities, with beyond-visual-range (BVR) air-to-air missile capability remaining important.
Typical design characteristics anticipated to deliver these roles include:
• Advanced digital capabilities including high-capacity networking, AI, data fusion, cyber warfare, D2D and battlefield command, control and communications (C3) capabilities.
• Optionally manned, with the same airframe capable of conducting piloted, remote controlled or onboard-AI controlled missions.
• Enhanced human-systems integration, with virtual cockpits presented via helmet-mounted displays which allow the pilot 360-degree vision with AI-enhanced battlefield awareness, and replacing conventional instrument panels.
• Advanced stealth airframes and avionics.
• Advanced variable-cycle engines able to cruise economically but still deliver high thrust when required.
• Increased-range stand off and BVR weapons.
• Potential use of directed-energy weapons such as a laser CIWS.
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The problem with the American design, is that it won't be capable of high altitude or high speed. There are pros and cons of not having a tail. One of the big cons is altitude. The thing is limited to medium altitude and maybe even slower speeds. Since its objective is stealth, this is likely the logic behind the design. Laser tech is serious. This kind of tech could possibly make it invulnerable to a lot of missiles. I think USA has the superior fighter here.
Agreed. No other nation can match the Pentagon's R&D budget year after year through great recession or global pandemic.
THERE IS SOME KIND OF PROOF ABOUT THEIR SPEED BEING NOT AS THEY QUOTED ON YOU TUBE, A TASTE FOR MACDONALD'S AND THE POPE SPELLS IT OUT TO ME AS BEHAVIOUR OF SECOND BEST AT MOST, SO THIEF I AM NOT AND GOOD BYE
@@onlythaclonessir2525 Most of these jets are actually 5th gen. The only real 6th gen is from USA and maybe the Russian mig41. The Chinese thing looks like a slug.
@@B15HOP It looks like a fat penguin with a jetpack.
@@goosenuggets9693 I need a laugh emote.. :'D
Deep down we all know Mitsubishi F-X can transform into a Giant Robot when needed...
Nah US F22 is actually Starscream which is hiding from world
😝🤣🤣
Part of me wants it to be Blitzwing. Fighter jet and transform into a Tank. Wow would solve defense budgets. 😆🤣
I find their theme song the best as well!
And it can shoot rocket punches, that's the real next gen weapon
It's amazing how far aviation has come since the Wright Brothers took to the air. If you think about it, just 100+ years ago we were still fighting in the air with wood and canvas.
War tends to breed innovation,we (mankind) seem to enjoy exploring new ways of killing eachother
They still haven't had anything as good as the WB-x74 the Wright brothers time travelling, invisible to human eye 👁🗨 sequel to their first plane ✈.
What's even more amazing is that the Horten IX was spot on almost 78 years ago.
It's much more than aviation now we have AI like feilds bringing the best out of all domains in tech.
Technically, the first airplane flew in 1890 with the French clement Ader on the EOLE vapor engine, who has the world first airplane patent but that American don't like to mention
Clement Ader also invented the terminology of Aviation, airplane, pilot…
Since this is all speculation I'm going to throw the 6th Gen fighter I drew in 3rd grade into the mix...
It's as viable as the rest of these guesses.
Exactly nu thought
Well its not totally speculation with the US fighter since this is what has been put out in Lockheed Martins videos. Not to mention the thrust vectoring technology makes a tailless jet possible n it also makes for a jet thats almost impossible to get behind. Im curious to see if it will have the electron beam assisted propulsion that i heard about from a few people.
But it most have a long list of high tech futuristic capabilities alongside the design for it to be a serious contender.
@@brianawilk285
How does "the electron beam assisted propulsion" work?
@@spaceman081447 from the video i seen is it super heats the atmosphere around the craft n what seems to me is like a plasma. Which would explain a few of the UAP encounters from pilots. A system like this would make it easier to go faster since the atmosphere wouldn't be working against it.
I seen videos about it from @Alienscientist n Florida Marquis (probably spelled wrong)
What I found interesting about the 6th generation designs is that I see elements that resemble those on Northrop/McDonnell Douglas YF 23. V tails, blended wings & fuselage (for a flatter profile), some what diamond shaped wings. Some of the photos of the mock ups and prototypes even fool the eye for a moment.
Given these proposed designs, you could argue that the YF 23 actually leapfrogged over the 5th generation and was proto 6th generation over 30 years ago!
It's not about the aesthetic design that makes them 6th gen, the design is actually bad on maneuverability, what makes them 6th gen is the electronic equipment and engines that they are outfitted with. USA at this point will probably have the better plane because they already implemented such technologies before and therefore have more experience, I wonder if the others might be up to par.
I’d point out that the flying surfaces and computers play a part. I think any of the us designs could fly at high speeds and with great agility. Question is how best to protect the pilot.
@@kowalski3950 also cant forget about the SR-72 project. Pretty scary if the rumors are true
Couldn't agree more Japan's 6th gen will be based on the YF 23 apparently..
Russia copied it also, its side profile matches up to the su-57 almost perfectly. There was recently a video posted about this. This plane is still turning heads.
they all look good - but I've just imagined an 8th gen fighter that is better.
I plan it to have an 'I win' button, god mode, time travel, and rgb lighting........
"Teabag Mode" upgrade in pay to win DLC
@Serpent Council damn, there's no way to top that. You win at 'Imagine the highest gen fighter!'
The U.S. will be recruiting you tomorrow ;)
Lgbtq lights
FAIRY FLOSS HAD SEVEN GENERATIONS ???
RGB lighting will be a game changer .
I'm thinking the 6th-gen fighters will be robot-controlled.
If you can remove the need for a pilot, the requirements for the plane improve greatly.
Tempest is said to be both manned and unmanned, that's what they're aiming for
Mechanics will never be as good as A.I at controlling fighter planes.
breaking news: tesla release fighter jet using ai driver from its cars!
True. Even today, some fighter aircraft can do a lot more that 9G (both structurally and aerodynamically). But since no pilot can take that kind of G-load for very long, the aircraft is electronically stopped at 9G.
@@kevintherobloxian5304 remote controlled fighter jets is the solution. To have large amounts of jets ready to deploy by a pilot hiden far away. Technology can only do so much, its the pilots skill thats game changing
The thing is,…air superiority, not who has the best fighter. You can have a flying chariot as long as it can maintain air superiority! I think the future is looking at maybe one manned fighter with several unmanned drones linked up with electronic warfare and ground/air capabilities.
You know The Tempest is a big deal when Japan drops the FX to work alongside Britain in creating its technology.
Did they?
I’m surprised they didn’t work with the US so hot damn the tempest is the one on this video with the most promise
@@yanisbaker881 well japan doesnt want to depend on the US for everything and the uk has made alot of planes
@@yanisbaker881 the japamese arenstill butthurt over not getting the f22. And solely relying on the us (which majority of their economy and systems had) wouldnt really. Be a good thing. At least thebrits can offer a better and possibly cheaper alternative
Oh and didmentioned that both are island nations situated closely from the mainland? xD
3:48 ...
me, in Balkans ... probably our forces will still fly with MiG 21 ! OLDIES ,BUT GOLDIES :D
Mig 21 had no match to f-15
@@natureofparadise2380 we know
@@natureofparadise2380 but it downed an f16
@@natureofparadise2380 and?
Just like the old saying "Why fix something that isn't broken". :)
I love how they just breeze by the idea of a Air Superiority Fighter than can possibly cut another Fighter in half with a high powered laser. Definitely made my eye brows go up.
In theory... Let's not forget how close the enemy plan would have to be to make that work. As most engagements take place over the horizon, it's unlikely too many aircraft would fall victim to the laser.
More likely, it would be a point defense weapon to shoot down incoming missiles.
That being said though, it would certainly be a step closer to finally having an air force made up of X-Wings! And let's be honest, that's what we all REALLY want!
We keep edging closer towards Ace Combat. In the near future, airplanes will snipe each other with futuristic Railguns
I'm glad they prepare for the future generations.
Bw bggbbbbbb
Yeah,that is an ironic comment 😊
Go forward, America! Long live the Nato! Long live freedom! Down with all dictatorships and terrorists all around the world! Best wishes from Germany!
@@frankmueller6522 they're trying design from Ace Combat: Sky's Unknown.
I strongly suspect that 10 years from now, the idea of a manned fighter surviving long on the battlefield will have gone away. Drones will have sufficient AI to engage and autonomously out maneuver any manned vehicle.
Skynet 👀
No matter how smart the AI, it can't break the laws of physics.
@@slipperyslope3912 Nope, but drones can exceed human pilot limitations for gee forces, and an AI could plausibly out perform a human, as they already do in chess.
this is true
@@petertrei I agree with most of that, but currently drones will be piloted from the ground, just like for a remote controlled rc plane.
Because so far AI can't beat human situational awareness and human element that humans posses.
Me 262 should be on the list
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Design wise the Mitsubishi FX and the Ngad fx!!! Japan and US!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇯🇵🇯🇵
They cancelled the FX and Japan is joining the tempest program🇬🇧
Tempest is going to include hypersonic missiles & focused energy weapons too.
Tempest has of course, great companies behind, BAE, Leonardo and SAAB, but the other too, with Rafale, Thales, Airbus, i think the European should work together, it would save money and produce the best fighter ever seen, but otherwise, competition is good for Europe!!
@@Ezekiel903 difficult to merge skills and ressources on an international project when english people are involved. They usually spend most there energy to externalise costs and risks and carry all credit and benefits for themselves.
@@simonrano8072 yes that's true! maybe Italy and Sweden should work with France and German
@@simonrano8072 Yeah and the French love to fuck up projects too
@@therk5121 I agree with them do that way. Between the risk of fucking my projet or the risk of being fuck I would choose the first anyday, at least I can only blame myself then, something the English never do. Btw they left the Eurofighter program because it was a pure interceptor jet, they created the multirole and carrier capable Rafale on their own as long as one of the best CAD SW on the market to do so. At the end BAE and friends had a hard times converting the Typhoon to a multirole fighter once they realized it was basically useless in its original specifications.
For a man pilot fighter jets to be future feasable, the cockpit will require a gyro craftmatic stand&seat mix, maximizing g-force pressure endure and isolating pitch/roll extreme manuevers. Also break rappit flaps that can vector maneuver while deaccel fast, as the jet accelerates. As well the AI craft, will need a non-chem afterburners, to rely in storage saving.
only radar and missile are important in future, you shoot at 1000 km ...
Team tempest for me there...looks good on the RAF website 👍
Have we reverted back to the 1910s where you can be an "arms designer" by drawing something on a piece of paper and submitted it to your local factory or government?
Sure the official UK and US government annoncments indicate that these are in such a basic state.
Real talk look in to each aircraft in depth this is just a basic info video genius
I built a paper plane with some bacon
i like how airplanes are slowly turning into frisbees...
yes xDDD
Hahaha dead
The Chinese design is mostly impacted by their espionage capabilities.
Indeed 😆😆
Are you telling me that a nation that produces 4 million STEM graduates annually and that has produced the world's first quantum computer can't build its own 6th-gen fighter jet?
@@kishanchali8752 Not all STEM graduates are finding job and not all that find are actually good. Also China is not the first nation to make a quantum computer - the US is!
I love these weird designs.
Reminds me of the dawn of the jet age where they tried any strange design because it could be the next big thing.
The one I like the most is from Zhuhai 2021, a model displayed, labelled as Kalavinka. That's an interesting one, which doesn't show in here.
The cobra is mainly an air show trick. You never want to find yourself in a zero or negative energy state during ACM.
Not to mention the fact close range knife fights where the maneuver would be sort of maybe useful are largely a thing of the past.
You lie and your face on photo shows your mental weakness or even disorder. Cobra is extremely useful during combat. It makes sharp turn, meaning that weapon easily and quickly locks a target. It makes possible to avoid any attack. Most radars react only to moving targets and cobra easily remove any threat. Besides it easily fools any attacking missile, because usually missiles just follow moving targets.
@@AlexanderTch How well is the cobra maneuver working in Ukraine? SLAVA UKRAINE. How many aerial combat engagements were decided by using this maneuver? It has no purpose when deploying BVR weapon systems. It would only be used to bring the aircraft in a position to deploy weapons, but it would be at such close range we end up in a low / zero energy state.
You have no actual valid points to your argument so you base it off of your interpretation of my google avatar image? Are you the reincarnate of Rasputin with mastery of the mystic powers? That has to be it, the letter A represents Anastasia, the Romanov bloodline still exists to claim their rightful control and power of Russia to dispose Putin. You are the worlds savior.
@@Buzzdog1971 Cobra maneuver in Ukraine works excellent. Russia shot down almost all Ukrainian aircrafts and totally dominates skies. Russia won all air to air combats in this conflicts. Same in Syria, where Russia pushed away all american air force.
@@AlexanderTch You drink up that big bottle of hopium Comrade. It is the nuclear arsenal that gives Russia it's only relevance. Stinger MANPAD destroying Soviet then Russian aircraft for over 40 years and still going. 1/3 of all active ground forces destroyed or combat ineffective.
You still have not given one actual air combat kill that was a result of the Cobra. Do you have any concept of energy as it pertains to ACM?
6th Gen fighters: *cutting edge stealth technology.
Upgraded AAMs: “We do not care”
Upgraded AAMs: where are the planes?????
quite frankly most would not be able to detect.
@@spitfire8790 No it would, that's the reason AAMs have been around for a long time. With the illness comes the cure.
Upgraded AAMs can't even detect a raptor much less a 6th gen stealth fighter lmao
@@blvck.8197 who knows how intelligent AAM’s will be in the future?🤷♂️(besides manufacturers of course)
5th gen fighter = Tough , Heavy armaments
6th gen fighter = Bald , Smoooooth , W I D E
fun fact: FCAS and F-X (or F3) can tilt their horizontal stabilizers from angled to almost fully horizontal
and the american system is called F/A-XX
The Tempest is being built by the UK , Italy and Sweden and Japan and India were also invited to join Team Tempest at present only Japan has shown an interest.
japan still going their own way but looks like they will be working with the tempest / rolls royce on the development of engines. Also part of the tempest program is the Mosquito drone / loyal wingman program. The UK looks to be a long way behind both the US and AUS on this program. I would put money down that the mosquito program is ditched for either US skyborg or the AUS loyal wingman
"High energy laser capable of cutting enemy aircraft in half" Sure!
Not as bad as them speculating chinese fighter will destroy nukes from anywhere in the globe with lasers lmao. Direct energy weapons can't even do this on ground Installations while plugged into Huge power supplies. How do they think there is a hope in hell for the tech to be shrunk enough to fit on a fighter jet. Military grade lasers are gigantic!
@@georgedavey1339 it's china's bullshit propaganda
I love that every design uses ammo bays, in order to minimize the radar signature, and the Russians just put the rockets on pylons outside in their visualisation, like if that ever made sense in the era where everyone tries to maximize stealth capacity cause getting detected usually means death.
On the other hand, I guess if your design is never gonna leave the planning board, you might just as well put whatever into it. And Russians weren't going to be able to develop something modern in large quantities even before their invasion, and now they will probably struggle with producing anything more complicated than a toothstick.
With Chinese microchips and Ukrainian slave labor Russia will be able to produce anything it wants.
They are probably going to build like 3 to scare NATO and then delay it for 10+ years
Because Russia’s military is all about pageantry.
Watch we are going to get so good at stealth we will have no vhoice but to go back into old school dogfights would be hilarious
@@errorcringyname4044 actually it is more likely that future radar technology will make stealth obsolete.
Maybe the Russian design is not so dumb after all…
In any case data processing capacity , versatility and, as always, reliability will obviously be the keys to any 6th generation fighter success.
The new Star Wars Trailer looks awsome.
It seems that we're about to have another jump forward in aircraft tech. We had one when we developed jet engines. Now we're just kind of throwing things against the wall, to squeeze a bit more out of that. Soon, we will have an engine that allows for a practical aerospace fighter. The engine that can grant this will dictate all aircraft that follow.
It's not a technological break through.. 4 th generation jet is better then all other aspect eaither stealth... Whatever It's more sofisticated but not technological break Through
@@AI.mash01 u didnt get his point
Forget that. The technology to send People into space has existed for 50 years now. And Intercontinental Missiles do their Job, if need be. Satellites do the spying bit already. And unless you can just Print the new airplane, there is no feasable financial reason to invest into unproven tech, just so it can be be tested in a serious scenario.
another jump? only two generation 5 fighters exist. Both U.S. China and Russia both have fighters that have the cosmetics of a gen 5 fighter but are not true gen 5s. IMHO when these fighters are built, they will be gen 5 fighters with propaganda calling them gen 6.
stop watching star wars
Aerodynamic and body of fighters is important, but the most important of next generation fighters will be their engines and thrusters capabilities specially the amount of exhaust jet less temperature.
Less temperature will be a very competitive factor in future.
The GNAD and FA/XX, being American, will be the best at overrunning budget estimates.
They'll also be the only ones actually built in quantity and have proven capability.
@Joe H they already flew the 6th gen, they did in the beginning of 2020. They didn’t show it, but they confirmed that the first prototype was flown, and the method they used to design it means that the prototype is essentially the final product, minus a few features they have yet to install. No one knows what it looks like yet though, last time the government made a leap in aircraft tech they kept it from public eye for 20+ years referring to the black bird. Project name Aurora
@Joe H aka the F-22.
@@jay4627 According to Americans LOL
@@kishanchali8752 In American, "proven capability" means capability to scare defenseless civilians or guys on sandals armed with Kalashnikovs, as a maximun.
First of all my compliments for the great job you're doing again and again. I have a request: is it possible to make video's with military satellites and the military systems in space? Your team for sure has the quality to do that job.
I think it will not be easy. Because only those countries who have their respective space agency are able to have a military satellite and space system. And these countries also have anti satellite missile to shoot down other military satellite. So it will be very classified.
Kiev bring back f22. It drop bombs 30 mile from target and left without radars going. Yu can upgrade new put a faster engine cus 1500mph isnt we need close to sr71 cruise at Mach 3.3 without afterburners nobody can do that. upgrade the stealth add 20 or 30mm cannon machine find on both sides so it can do fight will be easier, when the jet that see last second usa stealth is Morvants dentist show. Yu and try to maneuver do you can hit from my angle because you have two machine guns on the left and right bay can open under one second
the tempest, as it will have hypersonic missiles, and laser weapons like the others, but will also have LANCA - swarming drone technology
It will also have the Sabre engine. Giving it unrivalled altitude and potentially speed advantage.
F22 raptor still marvelous🔥
Yeah...but it gonna be scrap to ash...like F-14,F-15,F-16 and F-18...
Welcome to the future war...and we gonna be dead today...it gonna be human race again 😑
@@f14tomcat46 islam Christianity also
@@f14tomcat46 we don’t even fly the f14 anymore
@@ciaspecialactivitiesdivisi5867 what ever...but that F15,F16 and F18 also F22 will gonna be discomission soon...will replace by F35
@@f14tomcat46 still no those aircraft have totally different jobs they are important in different areas of combat
These are the aircraft that invading Aliens will have to deal with!
Or they can use orbital bombardment and not bother
The UFO’s that are out there unfortunately will still be way ahead of us, but it’s forcing us to think in completely different terms.
Quantum physics is coming.
lol aircraft...
We can barely send things to Mars. Any alien civilization capable of large scale interstellar travel will possess capabilities far beyond us.
@@momentary_ Yeah, for sure. If us humans can't even reach beyond the planets in our own solar system with ease (excluding the unmanned probes etc.) but the alien civilization able to... Just have to hope nothing bad happens to us and to our world right now.
I believe the Japanese are joining the Tempest team 🤔 interesting to see tempest and the taranis drone 👍🏻🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
The Japanese are partnering with the US Aeronautical companies to develop their new fighter, its highly likely going to be based on the YF-23 Blackwidow platform.
Also the non-russian and Chinese designs on this list, will likely have Technology support and help from the US aswell because of them being allies, and also the massive experience the US has in these fields.
The Japanese are refining the old American XF-23 which lost out to the F-22 Raptor. Those Japanese, they know something!
@@noticedruid4985 Not True for the FCAS, Dassault is one of the single company in the sector who developped technologie by himself, like the Rafale's systems.
@@nod1610 who said anything about Dassault or Rafael?
If it's about Technology support, it is very likely other countries would get US company assistance, not due to the skill of other companies but for the fact how much experience and expertise that US companies have in regards to Stealth technology.
It doesn't mean other companies are inferior or any of the sort.
@@noticedruid4985True, but the Dassault case is rather particular. France is allied with the Americans but for the sake of strategic autonomy has always categorically refused aid from the US. This obviously includes the technological and nuclear aspect of the project. The technologies of Safran, MBDA and Dassault have never been the result of collaboration with the US. I imagine the same goes for the FCAS, especially when you see France getting closer to Spain and Germany for the design to ensure a 100% European idea.
which do you think is the best six generation fighter programs
"You wanna find out"
*starts WW3*
Very good 😊😊😊 video and very good taknologe and very good 😊 speach
Primary user for the FCAS has the RAF stated, this will definitely NOT be the case
"High energy laser capable of cutting enemy aircraft in half." You what?! The Airforce has Star Trek phasers now?
Heck, I want 15 of each for the RCAF. Lets do a 20 year study on the different fighters during peace time then we can give a solid review
Canadian government: We have fighters at home
calm down and attend to your wife lol
just like Avro Arrow...
I know I'm coming off as a homer but I'm intrigued about the tailless design. The F-22 with its thrust vectoring tech can do some insane maneuvers n now an F-22 without a tail. Yeah I'm sold on that one even if it isn't the TR-3B lol
that's why they will replace them!!
I wonder if the US will ever reveal the TR3B to the public.
Well the US is going for a tailless design for its dramatic increase in stealth, at the expense of a little less control, which can be offset with the new improved RCS control and thrust vectoring.
Tailless designs have always been the better design, just big issues with control, which have been improved which ultimately makes the tailless design the most effective design for a fighter/ bomber platform.
The Airforce is slowly developing into a drone platform, so they can have UAVs in replace of most traditional manned platforms and they are currently in the development of wingman drones to act as wingman for manned aircraft. Checkout the xq-58a Valkyrie
7th gen will be wingless
I love the US FX fighters. Looks like something that will fit right in with many nerd's GI Joe collection.
It is fun to listen about F/A-XX after there are confirmed programm of heavily upgrading of F-16. Basically it is new craft based on F-16. F-16 EX or something like I believe. Also Loyal Wingman program.
Our 6th gen’s prototype already flew. don’t know when they will show us it, the last secret development program like this was in the 70’s and they kept that plane in use yet out of public eye for 20+ years
It never flew. They lied about it.
@@NationChosenByGod what makes you say that? And which plane are you referring to? the black bird? Or the NGAD? If your referring to the NGAD , it did fly, it didn’t have any of the tech built in yet, just the airframe armor and engines, they did it fast because they were testing their new manufacturing and design techniques, if your referring to the black bird, it also flew. Also you cant just say they lied, without evidence(real evidence) they have no reason to lie about this, and if your one of those people who doesn’t believe in fast development due to better technology, they designed the entire craft virtually, with aerodynamic simulation and all, means they didn’t have to build any early flight prototypes once they had the design and most of the work done without having to built and test the plane, all that was left for them to do was build the first flight prototype, also design is the easy part, and building the first prototype is easy compared to setting up the manufacturing facilities to make mass production possible, prototypes are built without specific infrastructure, so it takes less time. We wont see the final version for a while because now they need to set up the actual manufacturing facilities for the final parts. Its actually very realistic for them to have accomplished this soo fast, its not hard to believe, I wouldn’t be surprised if japan flew their first prototype soon too , with how fast japan has been doing things lately.
@@demolition3612 If you say they flew it virtually using simulation, then I would believe with a grain of salt; however, a lot of average Joe believes that this aircraft flew in real which is delusional.
@@NationChosenByGod it did fly for real, but it was just the airframe with engines, no weapons or anything else, it was just to test the aerodynamics the simulation gave them irl, not the finished aircraft thats why they said the first prototype, the first prototype is always just the airframe with engines
@@demolition3612 Proof?
sundar video..😊
Will fourth and fifth generation fighters be produced in the next 60 years?
New generation fighters are crazy expensive how can developing countries buy them?
Yes of course 6th gen fighter will require very high and regular maintaince therefore 4 gen fighter will be produced in next 60 years but those 4 gen fighter will have AI and laser weapons which will be prime technology in 6th gen fighter.
Not sure if any aircraft can defeat air defense systems! Think it’s time to invest solely in missiles and submarines.
@@doncleaver5994 it is already been found that air defence system has a limitation thats why countries are developing swarm drones to counter air defence system.
@@aryanchoudhary9854 yeah,they are use tactic to defeat the anti air weapon
Example:
Azerbaijan deploy old WW2 with bayraktar tb 2 behind
The armenian s 300 is mobile air defense system and stealth
They are use the old WW2 plane as bait ,when the s 300 launch the missile to destroy the bait,2nd (primary weapon)Will detect the s 300 from the radar and destroy them
I guess in a future laser weapon system' Will be produced
@@AZ-ov4uc laser weapons are already produced
For example india has temporary deployed anti drone systems which has capability of both soft kill i.e. by jamming frequency and hard kill i.e. by using laser weapons .
Thank you for your video.
1:24 Thats an F4 Phantom's grandson right there
3:22 Hmm, someone loved the Vulcan so much
4:30 and 7:10 The movie "Stealth" that didnt go well
4:46 F-117 look alike?
Generation 30 will be a full operational copy of the Mars war machines used in " The war of the worlds " movie made in 1953.
Imagine you're supposed to be intercepting a bomber then you're wingman's plane just gets cut in half and you figure out there are 4 flying wing stealth aircraft around you. It's scary to thing about.
Yea that is scary, I hear in interviews from US air force situation like those do happen destroying a jet undetected
@@lip124 I know some people working for the US Navy and Northrop Grumman and Boeing as engineers and they say its scary what they have coming. We’re not even talking skunk works / what they have at the ranch. Our enemies don’t stand a chance, they’ve been outworked for decades and you can’t just steal your way out of that.
No 6th generation, futuristic, stealthy, laser-shooting, almost alien-like jet is better (and more good looking) than the legendary old Tomcat (F-14). Especially deep down in our hearts.
It's interesting to notice that the Mig-41 is actually a fan made artwork proposed firstly on Artstation. 🤔
Looking at the Bae System at a glance is like looking at their Avro Vulcan bomber
The other important thing this video doesn't take into account is is each of these countries can afford them, Russia sure as shit cant
This is all artist concept stuff. That's fine. But if you see something with the jet air intake above the wings then you know it's serious about stealth. You can not have high alpha performance from this configuration but I suppose the cure would be an active opening below the wing (louvers?) that could deploy or open during maneuvering.
The United States has already flew its 6th generation fighter so its not just a concept. Idk about the other jets but America already has flew theres.
I really like the idea of many unmanned aircrafts which are also stealth.
Not when skynet takes over ☠
Tempest has of course, great companies behind, BAE, Leonardo and SAAB, but the other too, with Rafale, Thales, Airbus, i think the European should work together, it would save money and produce the best fighter ever seen, but otherwise, competition is good for Europe!!
No point in working with the french, they will demand ridiculous design choices and then leave the program.
Wont join the WEAK E.u countries, we are better off without them.
@@theSFCchannel It's already a joint program with EU countries, you numpty. Tempest has a formal trilateral MoU between the UK, Italy and Sweden. Talks involving Japan have also been going on for years, which is moving forward with engine testbedding.
Truth is, the UK just doesn't have the practical means to fulfil the ambitions of Tempest all on its own.
Maybe it's better to have two different planes in development... they could end up being complementary or you have a second occasion if one of the two fails to deliver the specs. The Tornado program ended up making unhappy many countries.
"Europe"? What is it?
forgot to say sweden when talking abuat BAE tempest
Great vídeo !! 👍🏻👍🏻
Just a small correction: The NGF is the combat aircraft of the future, which should replace the French Rafale and the German Eurofighter from 2035/2040. This fighter is the central element of the SCAF, the air combat system of the future: the SCAF, it will be an aircraft + missiles + drones + other connected systems ... vote of the German parliamentarians, and it was decided now, since ...the first flight of the prototype is to fly in 2026... and no longer 2025 because our partners, mainly Germans as very often have delayed the negotiations! Dassault had to threaten (March 2021) to find a plan B for the agreements to be found ... (May 2021) ... I feel that Dassault and France will do as for the Eurofighter! ... Personally I would prefer this solution even if I am for a European defense development! ... but for that, the countries must all have the same vision! ... Which does not seem to me to be won at all!
France can't do this alone. Neither can Germany or Spain. It's not as if things are getting delayed for the purpose of getting delayed. I have heard interviews of german represantatives from the industry and politics and everybody is very motivated and very willing to make this project a success. We are your friends. Let's trust each other.
@@Micha-qv5uf
Idiot, France is one of the best plane manufacturer of the word, go see vidéos about Dassault, its SMB2, Mirages III, IV, F1, 2000, Rafales for example. France is the only indepandant planes manufacturer of Euorpe.
France is not Germany or Spain, stop tell nonsenses.
@@Micha-qv5uf
In a year, it will be the elections, the future of the Fcas will be played out. And if we want to remain independent, and remain the only aircraft manufacturers in Europe to know how to make a plane , who are you to come and give lessons ? What are these debilitates? It's as if I said that the USa can't make planes without Canada, it's exactly the same, in short, you don't know anything about aviation.
@@Micha-qv5uf Good evening Micha. Technically, France can do it alone!... after that's a question of budget and political will. Personally, I would like this to happen with Germany and Spain. (To really start to give flight to this European defense which is not moving forward!...) But all the projects in progress between France and Germany and with certain other European countries are behind schedule and that worries me a little. (Tanks, drones, reconnaissance devices...)
The problem, what a MEP (Pro-Europeans and not French, I would point out) said a little while ago with a little humor but also with a little exaggeration, is That: The Germans are Europeans only if the Europe is German! ok, he was deliberately exaggerating his proposals ... but there is still a little air of truth in these words.
@@dominiquehenry5080
Trappier, le PDG de Dassault a dit que coopérer pour coopérer ne sert à rien, de plus, les allemands, dans leur grande gentillesse refusent les "boites" qu'on ne peut pas ouvrir, ils veulent juste *s'emparer* des technologies qu'ils n'ont pas. Pour moi, il ne serait pas question de travailler avec ces gens. Pour la défense européenne ... *non merci,* la France est en train de disparaitre en se dissolvant dans l'UE, si son armée, tout ce qui lui reste se dissout à son tour, *fini la France.* La défense Européenne n'est qu'un fantasme, les armes nucléaires de la France suffisent à protéger l'Europe, et les américains aussi. Aujourd'hui, nous sommes capables de fabriquer *nous-mêmes* nos matériels militaires, *comme depuis toujours,* à la fin de la seconde guerre, nous avons quand même retrouvé une forme de grandeur, ce qu'on veut aujourd'hui *sacrifier* pour une Europe qui va *beaucoup* trop loin. Nous sommes en train d'opérer la destruction de notre pays, à tous les niveaux, si De Gaulle voyait ça, il se dirait qu'il a fait tout ça pour rien... Et le tank du futur, encore pire, je n'ose en parler. Je ne comprend pas le *suicide inutile* de notre pays, espérons que cette fois-ci, dans un an, le ou la candiat(e) qui pourra redresser notre pays et annuler tous ces projets délirants passera, et arrêtera cette auto-destruction.
no-one can afford more than a dozen of any of these.
Only exception is US
Not at the rate our stupid politicians are going.
I think eventually they will be made by giant 3D printers. Which will help bring down the price.
Tempest is Saab, so it will be cheaper than Gripen probably.
I like how much this channel makes up facts
TrrroooOOOooo! Especially in the artistic renders of the proposed planes.
I can’t wait to see the final Tempest product , especially after how the Brits blew everybody’s minds with the Harrier.
Funny thing, if the b2 bomber continues to be the #1 stealth plane 30 years later, imagine what the usa had up is sleeves with its 6th gen, it's going to be more like a 12 green where everyone has to catch up 30 years again.
Japan France Germany Italy : we don't have 5th Generation, but we will make 6th! Big joke
@@Zuluknob I mean by themselves, not Americans' afford
why not? If it's late to build 5th gens why not move to 6th gen? I don't see anything wrong. You don't need to master the previous generation
Design-related stealth (shape and materials) is a very difficult matter, maximising manufacturing quality, complexity, maintenance and costs and minimising aerodynamic performance. In my humble opinion, pursuiting it after a point is pointless ;) and focus should be on signal tampering (aka 'active stealth') or some totally new 'cloaking' technologies also in the visible spectrum (as there already exist IRST/Optical detection devices with a range of more than 50-60 km, it means soon short/medium range radars up to 200 km will become of secondary importance). UAVs is NOT a substitute for manned fighters in REAL fight as long as they require remote quidance (which means the link and the systems are susceptible to EW), unless we come up to real self-controlled AI, but we are still many years from such level - of course if you may employ tens of UAVs then we talk about saturation advantage - but not capability as such. UAVs are perfect though for patrolling, reconnaisance, attack air defences based on numbers and paving the ground for the follow-on fighters etc.
No Country is even close to having a 6th Generation airplane flying except the United States...they probably have a 7th or even 8th or beyond generation flying now, and we don't even know it! That's where the Aurora comes to play!
Probably.
Typical american bragging of stuff they don't actually have
@@kishanchali8752 lmao yeah
Puchechevs's cobra is a death sentence in a real dogfight cause you lose all your energy. But very cute how you try to make it sound useful.
The US has already built and is testing the prototype 6th Gen. Fighter .... !
Amca 🔥
From the videos I've seen, Tempest looks super badass.
Is that a stealth fighter with a freakin laser beam on it's forehead?
VR Helmet sights can eliminate the need for cockpits and display screens.
The tempest is going to dominate all of these things when it comes to speed lol
No way！ The best 6th Gen Fighter is in my PowerPoint/.
I can't possibly make a judgement about which of these will be best. Their capabilities are speculative at this point. By 2030 we should have a better idea of how these programs are coming along.
I will say that the possibility of laser weaponry on the next generation of aircraft is exciting, at the very least for the obvious parallel to science fiction. Sci-fi aside, lasers actually should have more potential than missiles to achieve a higher kill probability. You can't shoot a laser down. And lasers travel at the speed of light, which maximizes the chances that your target will still be where you were aiming by the time it arrives, and ensures that the enemy can have no advanced warning that they are being shot at prior to the shot arriving (because no information can travel faster than light). The only problem is that it would take an immense amount of energy to make a laser powerful enough to actually damage an enemy aircraft (it is basically just light, which is usually pretty harmless). Can we make a powerful enough battery to do that which is small and light enough to fit in an aircraft?
the american jet has lasers!
@@Alexander_MD *may have lasers. Again, the capabilities of all of these planes are completely speculative at this point. We don't even know with certainty how many of these will leave the concept stage and actually get developed, let alone which of them will actually enter service or what their capabilities will be when they do enter service.
looking forward to the Tempest, It's been too long since we had a domestically made fighter . . . that being said knowing, our luck drone systems will be so good by the 2030s that it'd just turn out to be a colossal waste of money.
You have the Eurofighter....
@@Kenshiroit the euro fighter is a joint project with many European countries. Tempest is an all British design.
@@dennisrichards2540 but there is Italy and Sweden....
I love that the Chinese are like "USA plane has laser? Our every plane has laser that can cut your USA apart!"
USA is going to arm all 5th gen and 4th gen with laser pods lets see who is first
Marc Schepers -They just have to up the USA regardless of the reality of their tech.
It'll all come down to a direct energy weapon on an autonomous unmanned stealthy flying hypersonic missels. The first to do that wins.
Having 3 best aviation company working on strongest, most capable 6th gen aircraft, Bae tempest.
❤🇬🇧🇮🇹🇸🇪❤
The west has japan, spain + france + germany, the UK + Italy + sweden, america vs russia and china. Guess who will win 🤣 the authoritarian socilist regimes or the free market biggest economies?
American fx is actually the one lookin like a true 6th gen and technically breakthrough
@@jeffreyschiller9026 lol true
US is the only country with money, talent and skills to build true gen 6.
The US technology gap vs the rest of the world increases each year.
Eventually there will be a permanent global pax americana and the their technology will be so advanced it will seem like magic to the unenlightened primatives that make up the other unnecessary 96% of the world population.
@@willc1294 dream on!
@@willc1294 More like the mostly probably country to dump billions into a prototype. How many billions did you spent on F-22 you to retire them? B-2 same, Zumwalt-Class same. Chinese PLA gets much more for less money.
@@willc1294 the tech gap is closing. Europe has always made better fighters than America when given an equal funding. They make better ships for the same price as well. How many billion was dumped into the new Littoral combat ships that were decommissioned after just 3 days. 250 billion. Other nations are also catching up in GDP. China being a big one, but India is also getting bigger. America is already weakening. It's arguably not even a super power anymore as by definition a super power should be able to beat any opponent with even miniscule effort. And Taliban is growing again after 20 years. The closest thing to Pax America that ever happened was 1989-2001 and even they they never completed all the requirements.
Just visually speaking, I like the look of the BAE & NGAD
NGAD really looking like edit from that 2005 Stealth movie
Seeing those models i see how much F22 have influenced the concept of fighters
Facts!!
The odds of some of these jets being used in future combat will be very slim. I mean even existing fighters like the F22 have barely gotten a taste of real air combat.
The F35s have been used already
I imagine most of the nations developing these aircraft hope you're right! But can any of them afford NOT keep up with technological developments, based on that hope?
Probably because fighting has mostly occurred against low tech non state actors.
@@clearway trust me, who in their right mind is hoping for peacetime to be suddenly over and the world plunged into a global conflict once again. Only an idiot would, war is awful these are tools for the worst case scenario as always.
F22 & f35 have both seen combat. Have years of experience under their belt I believe
I like that the European Future Combat Air System includes the RAF as primary user. Whereas the BAE Systems Tempest includes the Royal Airforce as a primary user. Perhaps the Russian, Chinese and US systems should include the RAF as a primary user too? Perhaps they might even use Burkino Faso's new Twin Otter cast off as a primary user too?
Since they bought the awful F-35 they will have to buy the French FCAS
There are several problems. First of all the US is the only country with a true 5th generation fighter and they have 2. Russia is likely the closest, but they still lack many features, they are struggling getting the desired engine performance they wanted, and their stealth is not as good as they had hoped. China is missing even more features, also struggling with their engines, and has even worse stealth that Russia.
Japan has good manufacturing so they can likely get the systems up and running, but they lack a lot of the logistics to back it up. While there is radar that can detect the US stealth aircraft easier, it is typically bulkier and less accurate. It is also FAR easier to jam or to interfere with, like with chaff. They are better off working with something like an AWAX or satellite and ground based radar, but again they lack a lot of the logistics and would have to lean on the US. In the end they might just rely on the US.
Russia ism pretty good at speed. They likely can get the speeds needed for a 6th generation (Mach 3+). They still will struggle to get any of the other systems for a 5th generation updated by then.
China will not get this level of speed for a long time and Russia is not going to sell them the engines. They lack the logistics... their JPS satellites suck, their stealth sucks... and their government is riddled with corruption, bribes, and complete lies. They will likely just massively exaggerate the capabilities of their fighter jet and think everybody will believe them somehow. The biggest issue is that China really struggles to design anything of their own and will likely try to copy, steal, or buy most of the technology for this fighter jet, but it takes a lot more than just the blueprints to make a craft like this.
Germany will likely fall flat and pull funding and just hope to be able to buy some from the US or figure out someway around the need for these fighter jets. France is similar, but they have been releasing fighter jets on a pretty regular basis. I think they will fall short, but maybe they can get a solid 5th generation fighter similar to Russia's, but maybe slightly slower.
The US has struggled to hit the speeds that Russia has but if they manage to get a hybrid engine working they should have no problems. They also have the best stealth technology by far and FAR more experience in most of the other areas... especially if they add defensive lasers. If they do these craft will be near impossible to shoot down and would give the US a huge lead. If they can not get the hybrid engines going or fit the laser defense system on the jet then it will likely be only slightly better than what Russia will make... except that the US will order 500 and Russia will get 50. The US has pretty successfully kept its 20 year lead in military technology going and in some areas might be more.
What is the connection that you need a 5th generation jet to have a 6th generation?
@@emhyrvaremreis4540 Because many of the features if not all the features on a 5th generation jet are also on a 6th generation. If they are not able3 to complete the 5th generation then they are likely not going to be able to do 6th generation... and still might not even have a true 5th generation. China J-20 is really a generation 4th generation at best and Russian's Su-57 is a 4.5.
The Su-57 is really like an F-15 with a little stealth. It is pretty fast and pretty big and has some good capabilities that Russia needs, but it will struggle greatly against an F-22 or F-35 in a 1:1 fight. Considering Russia has only ordered something like 89 of them and the US already has well over 600 F-35 and something like 189 F-22 that does not bode well.
China is doing better in the way of production numbers and I think already have over 100 J-20, but the stealth on that was horrible as a Russian made Su-30MKI was able to track a J-20 from 150km away over the Himalayan Mountains.
Like I said Russia could likely do the speed as that is an area they have always shined, but they likely will not have many other 6th generation needs and likely still be struggling with many 5th generation. Likely it would still be a 4.5 generation fighter that goes even faster. China will still be stuck on 4th likely.
Expectation: Airplanes in this video
Reality: A swarm of small drones
*Hope US will put mini-drones on that F-X, that can fire missiles/lasers or like a kamikaze drone.*
Man, you really won't get disappointed in Russia when it comes to aesthetics for its fighter jets.
Especially the ones that never fly!
None of there prototypes ever look anything like the outcome. Russia's greatest weapon is it's propaganda, that's why they invest so much in CGI visualizers as that's the closest that jet will ever get to flying.
A load of smoke and mirrors, same as China....
@@goosenuggets9693 biased?
The Tempest is crazy. But we all know the FX will be even crazier
Which FX
Which F-X? Mitsubishi or NGAD?
@@tsloo1620 mitsubishi
U.S.A has started 7th and 8th generation fighter program, we'll soon see 6th start of production.
That's nonsense. There is no point in developing a 7th gen fighter when you already are developing an 8th, not to mention that when you develop fighters in that quick succession it no longer becomes a separate generation: one is simply just a better aircraft within the same generation.
the US?? yes in Hollywood maybe. Tempest has of course, great companies behind, BAE, Leonardo and SAAB, but the other too, with Rafale, Thales, Airbus, i think the European should work together, it would save money and produce the best fighter ever seen, but otherwise, competition is good for Europe!!
@@goosenuggets9693 you do realize that the 22 & 35 are based off of 90's technology, right? I wouldn't underestimate what US tech (Skunkworks, etc.) are capable of producing.
Japan: *hey can i buys F 22?*
US: *Hell No*
Japan: *Fine Ill Do It My Self*
Japan: can I use the YF-23 blackwidow and partner with US aeronautical companies?
US: uh sure.
@@noticedruid4985 bruh they make a Mitsubishi X 2 loook fk Cute and soo sexy
The Mitsubishi F-X is being developed in collaboration with Northrop Grumman (USA) and is based on Northrop's 5th gen YF-23 prototype that bested the F-22 in some areas during trials back then.
Which means it's not an entirely a Japanese design. I wanna see them come up with their own craft made completely from scratch _without_ any collaboration whatsoever with anyone else.
@@rsuriyop They had that option but it would've cost massively more money that they don't have, leaving aside that they've never built anything like that before, nor has any other country. US fighter jets have had decades of R&D, infrastructure, and human experience that they utilize when building a new jet. The Russians are the closest to that but have fallen way behind since their Soviet days, and China is third but they've built off of planes they bought from the Russians and tech they stole from the US. The F-22 would still beat anything either of them have. Japan made a very smart move in my opinion, they saved a ton of money and because they're an ally of the US, they can draw on the US's experience while also learning in the process. I'd imagine they can take those lessons to eventually develop an advanced fighter fully on their own.
Honestly I would call the two European designs and the Japanese design five and a half gen, the Russian one as well probably, but it is to be determined, I’m guessing they’re making it to intercept the SR-72 which is supposed to be hypersonic, like how they made the mig 25 for the XB-70. So I’m guessing the Russian one could be a real six gen interceptor, or a hypersonic flying brick. The two U.S designs are definitely 6 gen, I’m actually counting on the F/A-XX to have higher maneuverability because of the carnad layout, though you never know. The Chinese one… I’m really not sure because they never release information about it, but I’m 100% certain they’ll boast it’s better than NGAD and F/A-XX like how the J-20 is supposedly “better” than the F-22
Russian one is to me < 5 gen, they decided to put pylons and missles outside of the hull, instead of covered bay. It will be detected very early compared to other ones because of that. That is why every other one does not have any armanent attached outside the hull, and they even don't seem to have hardpoints for that - because in a world where more and more sophisticated threats exist, you do what you can to not be detected, or be detected as late as possible. Carrying armanents under wing defeats any stealth measures, since those will be a beacons for the radar.
As long as the japanese g.6 fighter cant transform into a giant robot, I would go with FCAS. Its the only 6th Gen idea that doesnt only evolves a jet but is rethinking the whole idea, creating a completly new and modern system.
Inb4 FCAS fails because Europe just sucks at joint military development (NH90)
its funny when Russia and China plans to build 6th gen aircraft when Russia alone couldn't mass produced their SU-57 Felon because of budget restraints, unreliable engine and cost overrun for the development program, its possible but not anytime soon. while China was able to produced 20 J-20 but still not enough to overrun the us hundred fleets of F-22 Raptor
The FCAS alliance between Germany, France and Spain will crumble because they all want to put their industries in the deal even if they are not the best suited. France will probably quit and make an uprgade of the rafale or try to develop 6th gen but only if they can associate with others like Benelux. It's my guess