Anatoly Gubanov
On December 5, "Europe Daily News" reported that Putin's family involved in the state's top secret nuclear weapons research expert, Anatoly Gubanov, suspected of leaking the confidentiality of his own research. The details of the progress have already been imprisoned. Once convicted, he will be sentenced to imprisonment ranging from 12 to 20 years. In Russia, this kind of news is not uncommon, and it may not be eye-catching if you read it briefly. However, compared with the cases of treason in Russia in recent years, Guanov is not a retired scientist, but is in the latest Russian aerospace technology. In the research work, this may be the most annoying place for the Russian military.
even asked the dean of the research institute to say directly, “I don’t know this name, we have too many researchers, and I’m very busy. Maybe I can find out later. Who he is, but now, there is no comment." Fully expressed disappointment with this scientist, because it is impossible not to know: Anatoly Gubanov not only came from a family of Russian aerospace research, but he himself has been He is engaged in the research of aerodynamics and is well-known for the research of hypersonic aircraft and high-speed aircraft power plants. His father-in-law, Shkadov, was one of the leaders of the Soviet aviation industry; three of his five children were in aviation.
Russia's hypersonic project
So why would such a promising person choose treason to leak secrets and risk ruining the future of a person, a family, or a country? It is incredible to say that many students who respect this research supervisor are too surprised, it is tantamount to an experience of a collapsed worldview. The British "Daily Mail" report mentioned that this top Russian expert and Western experts collaborated on an international project aimed at developing a high-speed passenger plane that uses hydrogen as fuel. However, sources who frequently contact Gubanov revealed that Gubanov's interest lies in designing futuristic missiles. Several scientific advances have been made, and this is the problem.
Gubanov is also an expert in supersonic solid rocket motors. It is his culmination of cutting-edge technological breakthroughs in this regard that let him somehow, for some reason, leaked the secret of this supersonic rocket engine. Before starting the research he was interested in, the Russian military signed a confidentiality agreement with the details of the breakthrough technology, but now, investigations show that he has leaked these details. In the West, the supersonic missile itself has not made progress, let alone the technological breakthrough of the engine installed on it. Therefore, when Russia's top missile expert chooses to betray, the West may have got what they want most: Russia's top-secret aviation engine intelligence. A technology capable of subverting the current situation-in this way, 20 years of treason felony is not serious.
The Russian army pre-services the supersonic missile "zircon"
. In recent years, there are often elderly Russian scientists who have been accused of treason, or because they have retired as visiting professors in other countries, or because of the confidentiality of the mail in the research cooperation . Speaking of it, it is indeed difficult for such a well-know person to avoid this suspicion of melons and plums. Maybe he can only live in his own country for his entire life, without contact with outsiders, prohibiting academic and technical communication, it sounds like What's wrong. However, secrets are secrets. Under the current situation, everything has become precarious.
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In order to maintain its strategic position, Russia can only do so. The "rebellion" of many Russian scientists, including top experts, may not be intentional. Although the possibility of spy lines from various countries cannot be ruled out, it has finally led to the fact that many Russian breakthrough technologies are escaping. Unlucky. The British media "The Sun" reported that an Englishman in the comment section heard this and sighed: No wonder so many people want to become Russians. If it's not the opposite, it's a simulated spy mood. (Cat's claw s)
