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GCC ka ye haal karna parray ga doc.......fukkk them all up these basturds! Sub say pehlay Iraans goin target burj khalifa and fukkin topple it......look how da hypersonic came from up top and grazed the whole side of da bldg:



In sub haramio ko maut k ghaatt utarna parray ga no?.......sub lund choos hain.......all of em!
 

1,500 KM At Mach 8 Speed To Dodge Radars: India Set To Test Advanced Hypersonic Missile Developed Under 'Project Vishnu'​

The missile, developed under Project Vishnu, is all set to be tested. Once tested successfully, India will be able to hit enemy deep inside its territory with a speed that will render radars and air defence systems useless.
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In a major step to bolster the nation's defensive and offensive capabilities, India is set to test an advanced hypersonic missile - the Extended Trajectory-Long Duration Hypersonic Cruise Missile (ET-LDHCM).

It would be the most sophisticated hypersonic missile developed entirely in India using domestic technology by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) in partnership with private Indian defence firms.

The missile has been developed under Project Vishnu. The missile will enhance India's capability to hit deep inside Pakistan and China with a maximum speed of Mach 8, which is about 11,000 km/hour. Mach 8 refers to a speed eight times that of sound.


A missile above Mach 5 is classified as hypersonic. At Mach 8, the ET-LDHCM will be able to dodge any radar and air defence systems

Once tested successfully and inducted into the armed forces' armoury, it will significantly bring a shift in the power balance in Asia and the subcontinent.

With a range of about 1,500 km, the ET-LDHCM can carry both conventional and nuclear warheads of up to 2,000 kg. As part of its indigenous technology, the missile is equipped with a scramjet engine, which draws air from the atmosphere for the combustion of fuel, thereby contributing to sustaining the hypersonic quality for a longer time.

The scramjet engine's 1,000-second ground test has already been completed by the DRDO.

The missile will traverse at low altitude, another key feature that will help in deceiving radars, and will have the ability of in-flight manoeuvres. Its heat-resistant metal body raises its threshold to 2,000 degrees Celsius.

This remarkable feat will come within a year of India's first successful test of a long-range hypersonic missile in November 2024, putting it in a group of nations possessing the advanced technology. The missile has a range of over 1,500 km and a top speed exceeding Mach 5.

1,500 KM Range, Mach 8 Speed To Dodge Radars: India Set To Test Advanced Hypersonic Missile Developed Under 'Project Vishnu'

The missile, developed under Project Vishnu, is all set to be tested. Once tested successfully, India will be able to hit enemy deep inside its territory with a speed that will render radars and air defence systems useless.
 

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