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Northrop Grumman’s Advanced #Hypersonic Tech IMU just went 3-for-3 in flight tests, proving reliable navigation at hypersonic speeds and enabling precise weapon targeting without GPS. It also proved reusable, completing three shots in six months, including two on a reusable hypersonic vehicle.

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Top 5 missile interceptors that can stop incoming threats mid-air, including ballistic missiles. Number 5 SM-3: Ship-launched by the U.S., intercepts missiles in space using direct impact, reaching over 250 km in altitude and 700 km in range. Number 4 Aster 30: France and Italy’s system, around Mach 4.5, built for sharp maneuvering to hit both ballistic and cruise missiles. Number 3 THAAD: Designed to stop short and medium-range ballistic missiles at high altitude, inside and just outside the atmosphere. Number 2 Patriot PAC-3: Combat-proven, focused on short-range ballistic threats, using precise hit-to-kill interception in the final phase. Number 1 Arrow 3: Israel’s top layer, intercepts ballistic missiles in space at hypersonic speed, destroying them before reentry. Modern missile defense is about precision at extreme speed, often beyond the atmosphere. Source: TopStuffUSA

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