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Revealed: China 'has tested TWO hypersonic orbital nukes capable of breaching missile defences' as panicked analysts say it 'defies the laws of physics' and is unlike any weapon the US has

 

Daily Mail 

October 21, 2021

China is thought to have carried out two tests of a hypersonic orbital nuke - the first on July 27 and the second on August 13 this year. Observers believe the 'weapon' is an updated version of a Soviet concept called a 'Fractional Orbital Bombardment System', or FOBS. It is designed to evade powerful US radar systems and anti-missile defences designed to shoot down traditional ICBMs by flying in low-Earth orbit, making it harder to spot, track and destroy 

 

 

China is accused of carrying out two tests of what intelligence analysts believe could be a hypersonic orbital missile capable of carrying a nuke - one on July 27 and another on August 13. Anaylsts believe the 'weapon' was carried into space on a rocket, then released into low Earth orbit, circling the globe before coming back down again. 

 

China launched the dummy weapon into space on board a Long March 2C rocket (pictured) during a test in mid-August which it did not disclose at the time and was only revealed at the weekend by security analysts assigned to work out its purpose

 

China unveiled a hypersonic glide vehicle during a military parade in 2019, which is capable of carrying a nuclear warhead. Beijing has now used a hypersonic vehicle to test a low-orbiting weapon capable of defeating nuclear defences

 

The technology is designed to evade all current missile early warning systems and defences, potentially giving Beijing ability to launch an unstoppable surprise nuclear attack. But even government scientists are struggling to work out exactly what China has tested, saying it 'defies the laws of physics' and is unlike any US technology. 

Beijing has acknowledged one test, but claims it was tested a civilian spacecraft for 'peaceful' purposes. 

 

 

 

China, the US and Russia are engaged in a global arms race that now includes the development of hypersonic missile technology. Here, the MailOnline has compared (from left) each country's main nuclear weapon, the latest hypersonic technology they have tested, their most up-to-date aircraft carriers, main battle tanks, and cutting-edge jets