Personalmente non me ne intendo ma penso che alla fine nella guerre moderne conti la forza di proiezione: non metto in dubbio che un'invasione della Cina sarebbe un bagno di sangue per chiunque ma se la Cina tentasse di invadere dei terriotori controllati dagli USA finirebbe male, un'invasione comporta anzi tutto un'indiscussa superiorità aerea e su questo dubito che altri che la Russia possano tener testa agli USA.
Infatti i cinesi hanno missili balistici antinave progettati apposta per affondare le portaerei americane
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/WU-14
beh allora basta attaccarli con navi non USA e i missili non funzioneranno
Originariamente Scritto da Lo Zio
beh allora basta attaccarli con navi non USA e i missili non funzioneranno
Pieno di altri paesi che usano portaerei come gli USA infatti
@MsMelChen
Dealing with the geopolitical threat of the CCP is time-sensitive.
Think of the skirmishes and the expansionist tactics China is employing now.
Now think about how it will act in 15 years.
https://twitter.com/MsMelChen/status...11872636833792
https://www.newsweek.com/china-will-...-warns-1551706A specialist commission has warned Congress that China's military is rapidly expanding its capabilities and could be ready to fight extended foreign wars within the next 15 years.
The United States-China Economic and Security Review Commission sent its latest annual report to Congress this week, after a year of deteriorating American-Chinese relations amid the coronavirus pandemic, human rights disputes, trade conflict and a vicious presidential campaign that framed the Chinese Communist Party as a major threat to national security.
la Cina va asfaltata insieme a Turchia e Germania
For years, cosmologist Zhang Tonjie has been tirelessly working to make China a leading player in the search for extraterrestrial intelligence.
And he believes he’s now on the verge of success.
“We will probably find it first," Zhang says.
https://twitter.com/SixthTone/status...98222254022660
http://www.sixthtone.com/news/100652...e-his-big-shot“We will probably find it first,” Zhang tells Sixth Tone in his cramped Beijing office. “They (the West) have more experience, but … our telescope can detect things theirs can’t.”
China’s trump card is the Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical Radio Telescope (FAST) — a giant observatory built on a mountaintop in the southwestern Guizhou province in 2016. The facility is the world’s largest single-dish radio telescope, around 2.5 times more powerful than any previous instrument of its kind.
Many consider FAST to be a game-changer for SETI, as it could be capable of picking up signals from outer space missed during previous observations. Zhang has spent years lobbying Chinese authorities for greater access to the telescope.
@shashj
"China hopes to establish a manned base on the moon during the current decade, from which it could further explore deep space. The moon’s supply of helium-3, a potential energy source, has been of particular interest to Beijing"
https://twitter.com/shashj/status/1334489747390083073
https://www.wsj.com/articles/china-l...d_major_2_pos4China on Tuesday said it landed a probe on the moon in its latest space endeavor and humanity’s first bid since the 1970s to return lunar samples to Earth.
The successful touchdown came a little more than a week after the unmanned Chang’e 5 probe lifted off from southern China on Nov. 24, state media said late China time Tuesday, quoting China’s National Space Administration. A round of applause broke out in the Beijing control room where the landing was monitored after an announcement the probe had “landed on the surface of the moon,” according to a broadcast on China Central Television.
Only the U.S. and the former Soviet Union have managed to return lunar samples, and not in almost 45 years. The plan is to retrieve around 4.4 pounds of rock samples and materials from just below the lunar surface. The moon is central to China’s fast-advancing scientific and strategic space ambitions.
The lander is expected to operate and depart from the moon within one lunar daytime, giving it about two weeks of Earth days. After collecting samples, it is scheduled to blast off the moon and connect with a lunar orbiter before returning to Earth midmonth.
China launched its first manned space flight in 2003 and in space has explored quantum communications, erected a large radio telescope and built a system of satellites to support a GPS-like navigation system.
China deliberately crashed a spacecraft into the moon in 2009 after mapping it from orbit and has now returned there with three successful unmanned landings, including one in early 2019, when it put a probe on the dark side of the moon, in a first for humanity. China hasn’t tried to put a person on the moon.
A Chinese Mars lander is due at the red planet around February.
China hopes to establish a manned base on the moon during the current decade, from which it could further explore deep space. The moon’s supply of helium-3, a potential energy source, has been of particular interest to Beijing. The potential for water on the moon is important as a possible rocket fuel if it is found and can be broken into hydrogen and oxygen.
Any permanent Chinese presence on the moon promises to rewrite the global order in space, and scientists say Beijing is eager to build capacity there in terms of rules of exploration and access to resources.
Partly with an eye on China’s efforts, President Trump last year announced creation of the Space Command to coordinate activity and a Space Force military branch under the Air Force.
Comunisti su marte
adesso che il radiotelescopio di arecibo per la ricerca SETI è crollato, credo che effettivamente i cinesi siano molto più attrezzati degli americani per questo tipo di ricerca. Certo, da qui a dire che troveranno presto segni di vita extraterrestre ce ne passa, potrebbe capitare domani, come tra 100 anni, come mai.
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Lettuncatz degli ultimi post ma l'idea di un conflitto frontale su vasta scala tra Cina e Usa mi sembra fantascienza.
IMO si andrà verso una guerra più o meno fredda con le solite proxy wars e scenari nuovi (cyberwar).
spero solo che questta rivalità porti ad una nuova corsa allo spazio, come mi sembra che stia cominciando ad accadere.
Io dico sempre che Usa e Cina, giocano due giochi diversi.
Una a Risiko, l'altra a Monopoli
in questo attuale momento i murricani hanno una superiorità aerea devastante, i loro caccia e cacciabombardieri di quinta generazione come l'f-22 raptor non hanno eguali al momento, e di questo è già stata fermata la produzione per qualcosa di ancora più avanzato e gli F-35 Lightning II, i russi hanno qualcosa di quinta come il T 50 o o l' su 57 che dovrebbe essere ancora a livello prototipo ma per qual che si sa a livello software non assolutamente al livello degli USA, i cinesi hanno il J 20 che sfrutta un mix di idee originali ed altre rubacchiate da altri paesi ed il J 31 idem
I cinesi non hanno alcun bisogno di invadere gli USA.
Se li stanno comprando.
La cina è una dittatura con Presidente a vita (in questo momento). Gli USA un Presidente nuovo ogni 4/8 anni con una burocrazia immensa (nonchè Congresso e Senato) dietro a complicargli la vita. Quello che arriverà a Gennaio ha già detto che "i cinesi non sono competizione per gli USA".
I cinesi non hanno alcun bisogno di invadere gli USA.
Oddio inizia anche qua.
Non mi pare di essere andato Off Topic.
Sei liberissimo di contraddire o ribattere.
Mi tocca consigliare di nuovo Limit di Frank Schätzing.
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