CLOAK AND DAGGER China claims it can now detect America’s ‘invisible’ fighter jets after developing a QUANTUM RADAR
>The revolutionary radar system is said to be able to track targets from more than 60 miles away >Researchers believe the new radar will be able to nullify some US jets including the F-22 Raptor and the F-35 Lightning.
>Most stealth warplanes use a system which tricks detectors with artificial noise and aren’t usually flagged by radio wave systems.
Concerning. >They were able to track slow-moving targets and perform long-range detection experiments in daytime sea environments But it looks like it still needs a lot of work. I've gotten used to news articles being disappointing
Blake Adams
Yeah quantum radar would indeed help with tracking low RCS targets. Now the only question is when they can make it into a functional weapons system - which could easily be decades from now.
Evan Wood
>60 miles What's the range of most of our missiles?
Samuel Bennett
How does that picture even work? He is lifting like it’s infront of him, but it’s behind his head?
Aiden Price
Do people actually believe tabloids? Are you that fucking dumb?
Lincoln Clark
AIM-9x missiles IIRC can reach up to 22 miles, and last I checked they were basic bitch missiles. Not just any tabloid, a British tabloid.
Camden Hall
And just like that, were off to the races again. Maybe by mentioning how long it had been since we had a real china thread in the last one, I inadvertently caused this
The rocket is actually quite curved, and the diameter of it varies. The ends curve around his head, and are of smaller diameter. The part behind his head is of greater diameter.
That way the perspective works out.
Aaron Long
OP is a Fake China poster.
The real ones are actually holding back to wait till November 6th.
Zhuhai Airshow happens and America will be forever BTFO from what will be presented there.
Jace Johnson
Implessive.
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Benjamin Phillips
>Most stealth warplanes use a system which tricks detectors with artificial noise Nnnnooooo? That’s not at all how stealth works?
Carter Fisher
i feel china stole this tech from the US
Asher Jones
>AIM-9x missiles IIRC can reach up to 22 miles, and last I checked they were basic bitch missiles.
It doesn`t matter, when the missiles are detected, they will be hit with quantum lasers and quantum particles disruptors.
China's latest quantum radar could help detect stealth planes, missiles >The CETC claims its system is now capable of tracking high altitude objects, likely by increasing the coherence time entangled photons. CETC envisions that its quantum radar will be used in the stratosphere to track objects in "the upper atmosphere and beyond" (including space). >While conventional radars just measure the reflection of radio waves, a quantum radar uses entangled photons, which result when a microwave signal beam is entangled with an optical idler beam. The microwave beam's entangled photons bounce off of the target object and back to the quantum radar. The system compares them with the entangled photons of the optical idler beam. As a result, it can identify the position, radar cross section, speed, direction and other properties of detected objects. Importantly, attempts to spoof the quantum radar would be easily noticed since any attempt to alter or duplicate the entangled photons would be detected by the radar. >This shift is important to the back and forth of detection that has long been the story of radars vs stealth planes (which are a crucial feature of US air power). Because stealth aircraft are optimized to elude radio waves used by conventional radars, they would be much more susceptible to detection by their interaction with entangled photons. Additionally, the quantum radar could 'observe' on the composition of the target. Such a capability is important not just for detecting aircraft, but would also be very valuable in missile defense, where one could differentiate between an actual nuclear warhead against inflatable decoys. popsci.com/china-quantum-radar-detects-stealth-planes-missiles#page-4
>Zhuhai Airshow happens and America will be forever BTFO from what will be presented there >America BTFO >By an economically crippled third world country with so many social problems they've turned to shoving their comrades in literally concentration camps
Kevin Bailey
Why announce it? If you have something that can do it and the other side doesnt know it you are better off.
>By an economically crippled third world country with so many social problems they've turned to shoving their comrades in literally concentration camps It's the Stalinistic way
Jason Foster
Ok, what's that pasta triggering Chinese censorship firewall?
Jason King
>Yeah quantum radar would indeed help with tracking low RCS targets. How?
t. science brainlet
Wyatt Martin
>quantum anything >we literally dont know how it works so call it quantum I'll take nonexistent technology for $400 Alex.
Nicholas Morris
So still better than the US and having to erect tent cities it kerps finding ever more ways to make criminals?
Hudson Roberts
This one
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Joseph Ortiz
hmm. would would a nation boast about outlandish tech without providing any hard proof of its existence besides baseless conjecture? beats me.
Jaxon Nelson
>microwave signal beam is entangled with an optical idler beam.
The layman’s term for this is “radar directed searchlight”. It’s something western nations dicked around with in the 40s, when AA crews had to be able to see their target.
The biggest flaw is, it doesn’t work very well under sunny conditions.
>t. legit Chyna shill definitely not butthurt gook or pajeet
LE QUANTUM IS NOT REAL XDDDDDDD
I said the funny words. Am I funny xD?
Cooper Scott
>>By an economically crippled third world country with so many social problems they've turned to shoving their comrades in literally concentration camps I wouldnt call the U.S. a third world country yet
Nicholas Campbell
The US is incapable of being a third world country
Henry Ward
>the absolute state of brit journos
Adrian Carter
I've dealt with Chinese companies before, so let me be the first to say never believe a word they say until you see a working prototype doing EXACTLY they said it would do. Bunch of slant eyed liars and con artists. I would prefer to deal with any other Asians than them
Brody Morales
I guess brainlet words its gud at filtering noise and fake signals which are a pain in the ass when you try to deal with low RCS targets.
But this isn't the place to discuss Jow Forums related topics
Parker Sanchez
>The layman’s term for this is “radar directed searchlight”. >The biggest flaw is, it doesn’t work very well under sunny conditions. Actually the laymans term for this is "torch". Something African nations have dicked arround 20.000 BC when AE crews had to be able to see their target.
The biggest flaw is, it doesn’t work very well under sunny conditions.
