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China’s laser leap: Beijing is quietly winning the next arms race
China seems to have outpaced the United States and its allies in the development of directed energy weapons—as seen by its ...
Chinese scientists have developed a portable 2-kilowatt (kW) fiber laser weapon that can operate in extreme temperatures. Reportedly capable of functioning in conditions between -58°F (-50°C) and ...
Chinese scientists claim to have made a breakthrough in a real-life “Death Star” energy beam weapon, according to reports. The new high-powered microwave weapon combines many small electromagnetic ...
A new laser weapon and a nuclear intercontinental ballistic missile were among the weapons China revealed during a parade in Beijing, which demonstrated its military might and sent a statement of ...
One of the most prominent weapons in modern day warfare is the drone. Small, agile, and often numerous, drones are a difficult assault to counter. Even individual ones can infiltrate areas that ...
Taiwan has developed a high-energy laser cannon with the help of a foreign "friend." The vehicle-mounted weapon, code-named "Lightning Protection Project," was built by Taiwan state-owned arms ...
Summary and Key Points: The United States has long struggled to develop effective laser weapons, or directed energy weapons (DEW), but China’s rapid advancements in this field pose a significant ...
An curved arrow pointing right. China unveiled dozens of high-tech weapons and platforms in a grand parade Wednesday, including massive underwater drones, high-energy lasers, and a host of advanced ...
In spite of the DEW weapons’ promise, they are still years away from completion—while China is prepared to make war in the Indo-Pacific almost immediately. After having successfully demonstrated that ...
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