LOL You are truly my
little friend. This is why I take time to
taught you.
1. We can
easily build an aircraft carrier ( you cannot foolish us by this ) using conventionally powered engine but what is the point when there is an option for longer operation range with nuclear AC? We already made breakthrough in electric propulsion technology.
Chinese shipbuilder reveals breakthrough technology - China.org.cn
Nuclear is where we are headed and we're on the right path..
We purchased the Liaoning ( why purchase when you could easily build ) and refit them to try out traditional AC system. That is equivalent of knowing WWII AC technology. Again, I want to remind you that Izumo class "Fake AC" of Japan is not nuclear power. I guess their American friend didn't share the technology with them, right? LOLOL If they can build a nuclear AC, why didn't they do that in the Izumo? You see, my little friend, Japan hadn't mastering that capability just as they haven't master high-thrust turbofan engine for 5th gen fighter. AC engine and aircraft engine are not the same as car engine. LOL! Please go to google and type in "China and nuclear aircraft carrier". LOL!
Chinese isn't good at even conventional engine ... while Japanese mastered on nuclear power plant.
The fact that even a conventional AC still in the restriction to Japan. That's why no nuclear power AC for Japan.
Because AC is an attack weapon ...
The only restriction is their Constitution, and now they revised it ... it's time for Japan to rise .. with their Asian ally ...
2.
Little friend, trust me when I
taught you something. J-10 is currently our flagship fighter and it is completely now fitted with domestic WS-10A engine and complete internal and weapon system are done domestically. The aircraft is 100% China. I cannot say the same for fake Japan aircraft. All are US's license build. Their F2 is only half or 1/5 indigenous. All engines import from the US. Their 5th gen "test model" will also import from US's engine. There is no indication that the US will share sensitive 5th gen technology with Japan. The US didn't even sell F22 to Japan despite Japan begging for it. This is why Japan forced to build their own 5th gen stealth to scare the US but the US will not bug. Instead the US will sell the watered-down F35 and it won't deliver until at least 2018-2020s. By that time, we will also service our J20 and hopefully J-31 with completely domestic WS-15 engine. There is many websites devoted to 5th gen. Please go learn some more. LOL!
You hope for J20, J31, but Japan has the plan for their gen 5 first flight in 2014. All Japanese aircrafts use Mitsubishi engine,
gen 5, only 2 prototypes would use imported engines by purchasing, mass production using domestic engine ...
You see, my
little friend. The new future military battle will consist of these 5 fields.
1. Stealth
( Japanese has better submarines and China still has no stealth fighter )
2. Supersonic missile and vehicle
( Japanese could launch the satellite by a single computer with Epsilon, is it not supersonic ? )
3. Space weapon like anti-satellite
4. Nuclear 2nd strike capability technology
5. Drone
None of these fields the Japanese are in contention. Guess who compete in these 5 areas the most? USA/China! We are in the race in all fields. Even Russia only in the race for 3/5 or 4/5. We are in 5/5. We are truly a monster in the making. LOL!
It's lucky that you are not real Xunzi ... because you even don't know yourself
Unlike your Northern VN who love to kill the Southern VNese. We still have a soft heart toward our little brother, Taiwan. We believe we can re-unified with this little brother peacefully but if this little brother decides to break motherland's break, then we are no longer blood brother and we will seek to kill at all cost. That is the difference between us and you Vietnamese.
This little friend is too funny. So I take it that you don't actually know anything about 5th generation classification and engine development. Stop wasting my time with your nonsense. You're obviously have no glue about any military affair, especially military technology. I repeat again, none of the fields Japan have a hand in. Zip, nada, none!
China hails first test of hypersonic nuclear missile carrier
In 2010, the US tested the Lockheed HTV-2 - a similar delivery vehicle capable of reaching speeds of up to Mach 20.
China has flight-tested a hypersonic missile delivery vehicle capable of penetrating any existing defence system with nuclear warheads, according to the Pentagon.
The hypersonic glide vehicle (HGV), dubbed the "Wu-14" by the United States, was detected flying at 10 times the speed of sound during a test flight over China on Thursday, a Pentagon official told the
Washington Free Beacon, an online newspaper. A Pentagon spokesman later confirmed the report but declined to provide details.
"We routinely monitor foreign defence activities and we are aware of the test," Marine Corpsc spokesman Lieutenant Colonel Jeffery Pool told the
Beacon.
Chinese military experts yesterday hailed the test as a breakthrough.
It makes China the second country after the US to have successfully tested a hypersonic delivery vehicle capable of carrying nuclear warheads at a speed above Mach 10.
Such a weapon has long been seen as a game-changer by security experts as it can hit a target before any of the existing missile defence systems can react. Once deployed, it could significantly boost China's strategic and conventional missile force.
It is designed to be carried by an intercontinental ballistic missile. Once it reaches an undisclosed sub-orbital altitude, the vehicle jettisons from the rocket and nose-dives towards the target at a speed of Mach 10, or 12,359km/h.
Russia and India are also known to be working on such a weapon.
In 2010, the US tested the Lockheed HTV-2 - a similar delivery vehicle capable of reaching speeds of up to Mach 20.
Last week's test shows that China has managed to close the gaps with the US. Chinese scientists said China had put "enormous investment" into the project.
More than 100 teams from leading research institutes and universities have been involved in the project.
Purpose-built facilities test various parts of the weapons system. The Chinese Academy of Sciences, for instance, has recently built one of the world's largest and most advanced hypersonic wind tunnels to simulate flights at up to Mach 15 at the Institute of Mechanics in Beijing.
Professor Wang Yuhui , a researcher on hypersonic flight control at Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, said she was not surprised by the test last week because China was technologically ready.
The objective of hypersonic vehicles was to outmanoeuvre and penetrate a missile defence system, she said.
"With a speed of Mach 10 or higher, it cannot be caught or tracked because defence systems don't have enough time to respond," Wang said.
She said the US remained the indisputable leader in the field but no country was ready to deploy the first practical hypersonic missile as many technological challenges remained. One outstanding issue was how to achieve precise flight control at such high speeds.
Scientists are also trying to develop a better "super material" that can withstand the high temperatures during hypersonic flights.
"I am sure many tests will be carried out after last week's flight to solve the problems," Wang said. "It's just the beginning."
Li Jie , a Beijing-based naval expert, said hypersonic weapons were of strategic and tactical importance to China.
"Many technical issues have not been solved and no country has made it ready for use in the field," he said.
"But it is a challenge we must surmount, and we are throwing everything we have at it."
Ni Lexiong , a Shanghai-based naval expert, said China might still need some time to catch up with the US but the day could arrive sooner than many expect. "Missiles will play a dominant role in warfare and China has a very clear idea of what is important."
