China's domestically produced 003 aircraft carrier was launched, with a displacement of more than 80,000 tons, electromagnetic catapult and other details, which shocked the world.
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6 17 In the morning, , my country's third aircraft carrier was launched and named at the China State Shipbuilding Corporation. Held at Jiangnan Shipyard. With the approval of the Central Military Commission, my country's third aircraft carrier was named " Chinese People's Liberation Army Navy Fujian ship ", and the hull number was "18".
This news has been blasted by all major platforms. The main points are:
First, the electromagnetic catapult, marking that the 003 aircraft carrier has caught up with the most advanced Ford-class aircraft carrier in the United States and has become the only technology in the world.
Second, directly spans from the ski-jump aircraft carrier to the ejection-type aircraft carrier, skipping the steam ejection system in the middle.
This means that the structure is simpler, takes up less space inside the warship, expands the hangar area, and can carry more fighters. Therefore, even though the displacement is still not as large as that of the American Ford-class aircraft carrier, the number of carrier-based aircraft can be On par with Ford-class aircraft carriers.
Third, the use of electromagnetic catapults on conventional power is the first of its kind and surpasses the United States.
U.S. conventionally powered aircraft carriers cannot use electromagnetic catapults and can only be used on nuclear-powered aircraft carriers. However, China's 003 aircraft carrier can be used on conventional power, which shows that the technology has broken through the bottleneck and successfully solved the power distribution problem. China's all-electric propulsion system is one generation ahead of Europe and the United States.
The US military launched 4 "Trident" intercontinental nuclear missiles into the Pacific Ocean, with a maximum range of 11,000 kilometers
On June 19, the US Navy "Ohio" class strategic nuclear submarine successfully launched 4 Tridents in the waters west of California II D5 intercontinental ballistic missile, missile accurately hit targets in the Pacific region.
The US military did not disclose further test-fire information, but mentioned that the test-fire was carried out as planned. This was also the 188th successful test-fire of the Trident II D5 missile. U.S. Strategic Command did not link the shooting to any other incident in its statement.
However, according to the navigation warning issued by the US military, the test missile flew almost across the entire Pacific Ocean and finally landed in the waters near Guam .
The "Trident" II D5 submarine-launched intercontinental ballistic missile has a range of up to 11,000 kilometers. It can carry 3 to 12 separately guided nuclear warheads to attack multiple targets with an accuracy of up to 80 meters. It can effectively attack reinforced nuclear silos. The US military currently has 14 "Ohio" class nuclear submarines, each of which can carry 24 "Trident" missiles.
China successfully implemented a land-based mid-course anti-missile interception technology test, achieving the expected purpose
On the evening of June 19, China successfully implemented a land-based mid-course anti-missile interception technology test. The experiment achieved its intended purpose. This test is defensive in nature and not targeted at any country.
Land-based mid-course anti-missile interception technology. Currently, only China, the United States and Japan have conducted similar interception tests. It refers to the technology of intercepting ballistic missile in the middle of its flight, that is, outside the atmosphere.
Since the middle section of the missile's flight accounts for about 80% to 90% of the missile's total trajectory, the ballistic missile's flight speed in this section is stable, its trajectory is easy to predict, and its flight time is long. It seems that interception is relatively difficult and the success rate is relatively high.
However, because the middle section is the section where ballistic missiles fly at the highest altitude and at extremely fast speeds, it is actually the most technically difficult interception. In theory, the interception difficulty is higher than that of the American " Patriot " air defense system, so the success of the test is of great significance. China’s technology in this area is already very mature.
On January 11, 2010, China conducted its first land-based midcourse anti-missile interception test.
On January 27, 2013, China conducted its second land-based mid-course anti-missile interception technology test.
On July 23, 2014, China conducted its third land-based anti-missile interception technology test.
On February 4, 2021, China conducted its fourth land-based mid-course anti-missile interception technology test.
On June 19, 2022, China conducted its fifth land-based mid-course anti-missile interception technology test.
All five trials were successful.
Author's comment:
These three things happened in the three days from June 17th to 19th. Both China and the United States emphasized that they would not target third countries or hot spots.
However, it is a very coincidence that you showed your spear and I showed my shield, which just matched each other.
On the third day after China’s 003 aircraft carrier was launched into the water, the United States successfully launched four Trident II D5 intercontinental ballistic missiles, accurately hitting targets in the Pacific region. The missile has an initial range of 11,000 kilometers, which means it can hit the Chinese mainland. The hidden message is that your 003 aircraft carrier is in danger and is within my strike range.
As soon as the United States finished showing off its "muscles", China successfully tested land-based mid-course anti-missile interception technology. The amount of information hidden in it is that no matter how far you can hit, I can intercept you and waste all your efforts.
Many people believe that China’s test of land-based mid-course anti-missile interception technology is for the Taiwan authorities to see. Because the Taiwan authorities once boasted that the missiles they built could reach Beijing.
I think Taiwan is not in mainland China’s sight at all. Mainland China does not deserve to show off any "muscles" to Taiwan. It is not on the same level. The United States is China's opponent. Of course, it has a deterrent effect on the Taiwan authorities. As the godson of the United States, the Taiwan authorities count on the United States for protection. If it loses its ability to protect, it will of course be a very serious matter.
Therefore, the fundamental solution to the Taiwan issue is to solve the Sino-US issue. Once the United States is solved, the Taiwan issue will be solved.
If Taiwan's "godson" disobeys, he will beat his godfather. Once the "godson" becomes honest, the "godson" will stop.
This can be considered a lesson.
China and the United States are showing off their "muscles" for each other, which naturally makes people think of the famous ancient article: "Han Feizi. Difficult one".
" Chu people have those who wield shields and spears. They praise them by saying: 'My shield is so strong that nothing can trap it.' They also praise their spears by saying: 'My spear is so sharp that it can trap everything.' Or He said: 'What's the point of using a son's spear and trapping a son's shield? No one can handle it.'"
The relationship between China and the United States is a contradiction in today's world. Overall, the United States is still on the offensive and can be viewed as a spear, while China is still on the defensive and can be viewed as a shield.
The spear of America is recognized as is trapped in everything, and is unstoppable in today's world.
China's Shield is recognized as nothing can trap it, nothing in today's world can be destroyed.
So, how about using the spear of the United States to attack the shield of China? The question
was answered on the Korean battlefield more than 70 years ago. More than 70 years later, will there be another answer? This is the question of the century that the world is thinking about today.
