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China Game-Changing J-20 FGFA and the related technologies e.g. quantum telecommunication, etc will totally alter East Asian geopolitical landscapes
and sadly for the USA, there is nothing she can do about it.
And Quantum Radar and other Anti-Stealth Radars shows what a Trillion dollars big mistake/scam F-35 really is. Stealth, it (F-35) will not be in the future, no one will be, in fact. So air combat will go back to the time before "Stealth". Anyone who Can't run, Can't fight, Can't turn, or Can't climb will be clubbed like baby seals.
"In quantum radars, a photon is split by a crystal into two entangled photons, a process known as "parametric down-conversion." The radar splits multiple photons into entangled pairs—and A and a B, so to speak. The radar systems sends one half of the pairs—the As—via microwave beam into the air. The other set, the Bs, remains at the radar base. By studying the photons retained at the radar base, the radar operators can tell what happens to the photons broadcast outward. Did they run into an object? How large was it? How fast was it traveling and in what direction? What does it look like?
Quantum radars defeat stealth by using subatomic particles, not radio waves. Subatomic particles don't care if an object's shape was designed to reduce a traditional, radio wave-based radar signature. Quantum radar would also ignore traditional radar jamming and spoofing methods such as radio-wave radar jammers and chaff.
China isn't the only country working on quantum radar: Lockheed Martin was granted a patent on a theoretical design 2008. Lockheed's plans were more far-reaching, including the ability to "visualize useful target details through background and/or camouflaging clutter, through plasma shrouds around hypersonic air vehicles, through the layers of concealment hiding underground facilities, IEDs, mines, and other threats." In many ways, Lockheed's concept of quantum radar resembles the spaceship and handheld sensors on "Star Trek."
Since the 2008 patent, Lockheed's been silent on the subject of quantum radars. Given what a technological leap such a system would be, it's quite possible the research has gone "black"—highly classified and subject to a high level of secrecy."
China Claims It Developed "Quantum" Radar To See Stealth Planes
http://www.popularmechanics.com/military/research/a22996/china-quantum-stealth-radar/
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