China’s Hypersonic Missile Test
A report published on 17th October, 2021, stated that China’s military, in August, carried out its first-ever test of a nuclear capable hypersonic missile (hypersonic glide vehicle).
- The missile reportedly circled the globe before speeding towards its target, demonstrating an advanced space capability.
About Hypersonic Missiles
- Hypersonic Speed: It exceeds five times the speed of sound, that is, anything that can move at speeds of Mach 5 or above (at least 1.6 km per second).
- Types: There are two types of hypersonic missiles:
- Hypersonic Cruise Missiles: These are the ones that use rocket or jet propellant through their flight and are regarded ....
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