Superpower test hypersonic weapons failed again! In fact, the world has already fully adapted psychologically to this kind of failure. On the contrary, it is the occasional successful experiment of this kind that arouses short-term interest. Therefore, over the past ten years or so, the overall success rate of superpower tests on hypersonic weapon systems has been less than 20%. With such a low success rate, it is completely impossible to expect such weapons to be put into active service as soon as possible. However, for the military services that carry out specific research and development, including the "weapon developers" who contract these research and development, this kind of system test with extremely low success rate has to be carried out daringly, because if the test success rate is too low and the initiative is If the experiment is abandoned, all project funds will be immediately and completely cut off, and it will be even more difficult to restart or resume such experiments in a short period of time. The problem is that hypersonic weapons have not only been successfully tested in other major countries, but have also been installed in batches for many years and can be used in actual combat anytime and anywhere.
If a majestic superpower cannot even pass the test on similar weapon systems, not only will it begin to fall seriously behind in overall high-tech military affairs related to the future, but it will also lose face. If things go on like this, how can we still command the world? So even if the success rate of experimental tests is getting lower and lower, it has even obviously reached a technical dead end where success is impossible. However, in order to maintain the overall image of the superpower, this kind of deceptive experiment must be carried out for a long time even if there is no hope of success! And if today's superpowers only have superb weapons in terms of military high technology, it would be fine if they can't handle a single project. The saddest thing is that in the more than 20 years since the superpower entered the new century, not a single high-tech weapons project has been tested and entered into service. In other words, more than 20 or even 30 years ago, the advanced weapons of superpowers in the eyes of the global audience are still the same today. It can be called a huge four major military services, with a huge military investment of 700 to 800 billion every year, but it cannot be exchanged for the smooth installation of any new weapons! In addition to the air-launched hypersonic weapons mentioned above, the superpower navy's electromagnetic launch and arresting system, a high-tech technology related to the combat effectiveness of aircraft carriers, has always been half-baked. The Navy's electromagnetic gun project has been completely discontinued; the high-energy air-launched strategic laser weapon , which is the 747 chemically stimulated laser aircraft, has also been discontinued and dismantled; the originally far-leading natural cycle engine has been left in the warehouse for more than 20 years. Now, under the pressure of other major countries, they have picked it up again for testing, which has wasted more than 20 years of precious time. In terms of space high technology, the kiloton-class fourth-generation space station project originally planned to be built was also canceled early. As a result, we can barely maintain an old project with an internal smell. But no matter how hard we try to extend its life, this old space station will not be able to survive until 2030. If these cutting-edge high-tech technologies are too difficult, ordinary military-industrial projects such as long-range artillery with a range of hundreds of kilometers and
fast water tanks have also been canceled in the superpowers because they were unable to handle them. This has left the outside world Very incomprehensible. The failure to successfully field any new weapons system for more than 20 years is obviously not a problem with a certain service or a key military high-tech field, but rather an irreversible decline in the superpower itself as a whole. To put it bluntly, it is essentially a process of deindustrializing and that has lasted for 40 years, and has reached a point where it is difficult to return. The superpower originally imagined that it could retain only the most profitable high-tech military hegemony and financial hegemony in its own country. It imagined that it could always stand at the top of the global food chain and seize excess profits to continuously fatten itself; while ordinary industrial production that requires great efforts would be left behind. Leave it to other countries; this way, they can harvest the world's leeks forever.Don't you know that any human labor has a complete industrial chain and the problem of gradually improving labor efficiency ? To put it bluntly, whatever you do, you have to do it more,
, and you can finally do it well. It is impossible for any living being to retain only the mind without the body. After the victory of the so-called Cold War and , the superpowers took it for granted that it was enough to maintain the most cutting-edge things. The end result is that the goal is high but the goal is low, and things are counterproductive! In addition to going astray in the overall development strategy. The long-term alienation of the internal personnel composition of superpower has also accelerated its decline. During the Cold War, the superpowers made extensive use of intellectual resources from Europe and East Asia; but today, the high technology of the superpowers has been monopolized by South Asian ethnic groups. With such a gang of two knives fully controlling it, it would be unforgivable for a large military project to succeed in the end!
