So basically, what you are saying is: Anything that travels through atmosphere cannot be intercepted.
It is hilarious because in order to reach the ground, a ballistic warhead must descends through the atmosphere. You have no idea what the hell you are talking about. You have no clue about the stages of flights of an ICBM and its discharged warhead. You have no clue about interception mechanics.
We have 'Chinese physics', then 'Iranian physics', now with you, we have 'Pakistani physics'.
It may be a 'nice' summary for the gullible, but hardly impressive for those who have done basic research.
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The highlighted part is significant in understanding the mechanics of a hypersonic glide vehicle and
WHY it was developed in the first place.
Can we make an aircraft that can fly at Mach 10 through that atmostphere ? Absolutely we can. This aircraft does not have to be manned. Instead of jet engines, we can use a very powerful rocket. But the problem is that this would make for a very large aircraft-turned-missile.
We already know that using gravity to reach Mach 10 is technically possible and we have done it for decades -- suborbital vehicles known as ICBMs warheads. The problem here is that the current ballistic path brings the vulnerable mid-course into the opponent's reach.
The solution is not that we can eliminate the mid-course flight path of this hypersonic glide vehicle.
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The mid-course flight path
STILL EXISTS with an HGV. Except now, it is not as vulnerable or not vulnerable at all because the mid-course phase is further from the enemy.
What we did was:
- Make the vehicle descend from suborbit
SOONER, as in over friendly territory or somewhere out of the enemy's reach.
- Redesign the vehicle to include aerodynamic exploitation. In other words, instead of a vehicle design to have a stable fall, we design the vehicle to include aerodynamic lifting surfaces so that it can have a much more horizontal travel in its fall, like a glider, hence the word 'glide' in the initals HGV.
If the American Falcon HGV vehicle is any indicator, the Chinese version will probably be flying -- or gliding -- at similar 'high altitude'.
DARPA Falcon Project - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
We are talking it is likely to be higher than airliner cruising altitude of 10,000 meters, not tree top level.
If this vehicle can be detected in its Mach 10 glide path, it can be intercepted.
If we can develop interceptors to descending ballistic warheads, we can devise a defense against a Mach 10 glide vehicle. This is not 'Chinese physics', or 'Iranian physics', or 'Pakistani physics', but real physics.
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...Explained some of the problems associated with targeting and maneuvering at increasing speed.
The DF-21D is not proven to hit a moving target and this is a ballistic warhead with a fixed trajectory. But according to the Chinese members here, a Chinese HGV that have no initial target conditions will be able to hit a moving ship with ease.