Wars & Weapons

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China has successfully tested a next-generation high-power microwave (HPM) weapon that can fire over 10,000 rounds without failure, marking a breakthrough in directed-energy technology.

Developed by the Northwest Institute of Nuclear Technology, this compact, Gatling gun-sized system uses advanced vacuum-sealing to withstand extreme pulses of electromagnetic energy.

With a powerful 3-gigawatt current, it can instantly disable incoming missiles and drones—offering a game-changing solution for air defense.

This leap in durability and miniaturization puts China ahead in the race for future battlefield dominance.

04/05/2025

Scientists have reportedly developed a high-power microwave (HPM) gun capable of firing over 10,000 shots without failure, designed to disable drones, missiles, aircraft, and satellites by disrupting their electronics.

The weapon features innovations like a self-contained vacuum system and ceramic-metal welding, which significantly reduce maintenance and enhance durability, allowing it to fire pulses at hundreds of megawatts per shot.

While China advances both vacuum-based and gallium nitride (GaN)-based microwave weapons, analysts suggest this dual approach could provide a competitive edge, though details on the weapon’s energy source remain unclear.

05/04/2025

📌📌📌 A B E R I N G 😱
Largest warship in the world is the USS Gerald R. Ford an aircraft carrier 🚢. Here are some of the impressive dimensions:
Length: 34 meters wide, 68 meters deep and 337 meters long.
Weighing over 100,000 tons in weight.
To put this in perspective, the USS Gerald R. Ford is nearly as long as four football fields lined up from end to end, and it's as tall as a 24-story building.
The aircraft carrier had a crew of more than 4,500 sailors and can carry more than 75 aircraft, including F/A-18 Hornet and F-35C Lightning II fighters, as well as Ohelicopters and other aircraft.