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Chinese scientists reveal plans for near-invisible stealth missiles that could 'redefine modern warfare'
- Chinese scientists claim to have made a breakthrough in rocket propulsion for stealth missiles, inspired by faults in the Boeing spacecraft last year.
- The technology uses helium injection to mix with fuel, enhancing efficiency and reducing the chances of a leak.
- The new rocket design can potentially change speed midair, making it harder to track or intercept.
- Researchers say the engine can generate over three times the thrust of using fuel alone.
- The engine's exhaust plume is claimed to be cooler, making missiles nearly invisible to early-warning systems.
- The technology could be applied to stealth weaponry and significantly lower the cost of sending rockets into space.
- The advancements may support China's satellite constellation project and plans for a moon base by 2035.
- China aims to launch reusable rockets and leverage new technology to reduce costs and achieve lunar ambitions.
- This technology could redefine modern warfare and space travel, with potential global implications.
- The helium injection idea could revolutionize rocket propulsion and aid in avoiding countermeasures.
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