Hypersonic weapons can't be stopped

The dude running beside these things and filming is pretty good too.

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Mach 27 is 20,700 mph. That’s fast enough to go from Moscow to DC in under 20 minutes. Moscow to Israel in under 10 minutes. Moscow to Ukraine before anyone can even sound an alarm.

SCREW THE MISSILES!!! I'LL HIRE THE CAMERA MAN. !!!!!!!!!

Holy Moly they have Mach 27 ordinance 🤯 The US is awfully quiet about their hypersonic capabilities. Is the UFO’s America’s top secret tech 🤔

I'm glad you put the price so I know how much my taxes are put into unnecessarily-expensive missiles. By the way, I bet that $20M missile could be built for like $50G but they want to extort the tax money because they can.

Don't worry, some mouth breathing neck beard will be along shortly to tell you that the US or Israel has some out of this world top secret tech that totally can stop the unstoppable.

@grok are these speeds legitimate and accurate in this video?

The speeds in the video you mentioned are mostly accurate for hypersonic missiles like Zircon (Mach 9) and Kinzhal (Mach 10), matching reliable data. Ballistic missiles like Minuteman III (Mach 23) and SARMAT (Mach 20.5) have plausible reentry speeds of Mach 20-25. However, HWASONG-15's Mach 22 claim may be high, as tests show Mach 15, though reentry could reach higher. Supersonic missiles like ATACMS (Mach 3) aren't hypersonic, suggesting some video errors. Hypersonic weapons are tough to intercept due to speed and maneuverability, but not unstoppable—defenses like the U.S. Glide Phase Interceptor are advancing, though their success is uncertain.

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