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#Hypersonic missiles exhibit a brief detectability window during their boost phase, which can be captured by satellite-based early warning systems. Following this, they descend to lower altitudes than traditional ballistic trajectories, significantly reducing their radar signature and rendering them effectively undetectable for much of their flight. Detection becomes feasible...

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Very good and informative YouTube video. Small correction. Objects generating Plasma(HSV) are difficult or impossible to track via Radar. Plasma = ionised gas = free electron’s/ion’s = Absorption = less/no signal reflection. Thank you.

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