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How is the 'launcher and forget' weapon other than 'launch and run'?
'Launch and forget' weapons are still considered the future of the world military, though they have been around for a long time.
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France test radio noise, 'young buffalo po' will automatically be fined
Roaring motorbikes running through neighborhoods, engines roaring and waking up every sleeping child will soon become a thing of the past in France.
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The quintessential 'Made in Vietnam' weapon of the world: Unburnt to take out stealth aircraft of billion USD
Air Defense - Air Force is on the way to go straight to the modern with many new generation equipment weapons being put into use, including world-class weapons.
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China's 'cheap' stealth technology can outmaneuver military radar systems
Chinese scientists have just achieved a series of breakthroughs in stealth material technology that, as stated by them, can help build fighters and other lighter and che…
Space science
By 2020, Vietnam will launch 3 more satellites into space
By 2022, we will launch 3 more satellites, NanoDragon, LOTUSat-1 and LOTUSat-2. In it, LOTUSat-1 and LOTUSat-2 are the first radar satellites in Vietnam with the coopera…
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Woman invented the 'trap' radar jamming
Her career has been forgotten and few people remember it today, but it was the physicist Joan Curran who was the first person in the world to invent the technology to he…
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China declared a successful patent for a new radar that could 'catch' the F-35
A group of Chinese military technology researchers said they have successfully built a radar that can detect stealth aircraft, which cannot be detected by conventional r…
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Close up of the missile journey from the launch pad, move and hit the target
A video posted on YouTube recently brought a close-up and closest view when a rocket was launched from the launch pad.
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The 'radar' turret helps control the speed of traffic vehicles and red lights
Temporarily call the 'turret' because this is the latest generation radar, designed as a solid cylindrical shape along the road.
Archeology
Scanning radar through the land of the castle once detained
Scientists are working hard to understand the structure of the substrate beneath Corvin Castle in Transylvania, Romania, so that it can be easily restored by this method…
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The superheated rock
The giant superheated rock in the ground is the cause of an icy area bigger than the lost Rhodes Island in Antarctica.
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10 honest fiction, whether the fake Moon has become?
The plan to build a fake Moon to ... light the Chinese street lamp is shaking the science world, whether the idea is supposed to be
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Tools used to measure tropical storm strength
The period from August to September each year is the peak of tropical storms in the North Atlantic and North Pacific.
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The watch was so accurate that it did not deviate from time for 40 million years
Researchers at the Advanced Institute of Photonics and Sensors (IPAS) in Adelaide, Australia, along with Cryoclock, have been developing CSO watches for over 20 years an…
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The lonely radar protects the United States from sudden missile attacks
The birth of Cobra Dane was part of the Strategic Arms Limit II or SALT II signed in 1976.