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🇨🇳 China has unveiled a terrifying leap in military capability - a hypersonic glide vehicle (HGV) that can hit any target on Earth in under 30 minutes at Mach 20 (13,000 mph). Mid-flight maneuverability makes it nearly immune to interception. Launched from land or space, this is not just... show more

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Gun Barons1 year ago

For all those saying China only copies what America does, I remind you that we haven't been able to build a proper hypersonic yet.

Dongguan Don1 year ago

Make America peaceful again

“₳” Bitco XBT ॐ1 year ago

All Chinese gadgets never made it out of cgi

Texas Insider1 year ago

CCP🇨🇳 steals ideas from America🇺🇸 and then turns it into CGI to show off but never builds it. They just turn into Propganda and Lies.

Mahmoud1 year ago

Long live china

Page to Pixel Publishing2 years ago

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misosoop1 year ago

China is the master at concepts 😆. Never makes it out of the imagination phase.

Jamie Oakley1 year ago

I am surprised by all those doubting China’s technological capabilities … Foolish attitude.

VibigStick1 year ago

China only tested Mach 10 HGV, Russia tested Mach 15, US has Mach 8 devices.

𝘊𝘰𝘳𝘳𝘪𝘯𝘦1 year ago

Cute flex. China just doesn’t announce every weapons test with a Hollywood trailer. If you need to advertise your Mach speed, it probably means it’s not working as planned. And thanks for the bio-at least you’re honest about your own education.

Zen1 year ago

好样的！中国人民共和国万岁🙌🇨🇳🇨🇳❤️👍

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