The Dongfeng-51 will be unveiled, with a speed of up to Mach 30, and a missile with a range of more than 15,000 kilometers?

At a time when the United States is touting its remarkable technological breakthrough against China's Dongfeng-21 medium-range missile defense system, international strategic analysts have issued a unanimous warning. They point out that the United States has focused too much on the obvious threat of the DF-41 ICBM and has neglected another, more advanced and sophisticated missile model, the DF-51. This missile is quietly emerging and gradually becoming a bright star in the sequence of China's strategic weapons.

Before I begin, I would like to ask the audience to give a little attention, your support is my motivation to move forward. Now let's focus on the Dongfeng 51 missile. The missile, which set a new record with an astonishing speed of Mach 30 per hour, poses an unprecedented challenge to the West's existing space-based surveillance and ground-based radar networks, putting them in an unprecedented predicament.

At present, the US missile defense system is already powerless against Dongfeng-era missiles with a speed of only Mach 10, and it can only look at the Dongfeng-51 missile, which has increased its speed by three times, and is even more helpless. This undoubtedly highlights the leading position of the Dongfeng-51 missile in the field of strategic weapons, as well as its huge potential in future wars, and for the international strategic pattern, the rise of the Dongfeng-51 missile is undoubtedly a new trend worthy of great attention and vigilance.

The Dongfeng 51 missile easily broke through the opponent's defense line in an impressive way, and the secret lies in the use of a cutting-edge terminal intelligent control system. From the very beginning of the launch, it pre-programmed a variety of flight paths, which caught the enemy's interception system by surprise and made it impossible to predict and track effectively in advance. The missile's orbit switching strategy is dynamically adjusted to environmental variables and complex physical parameters during flight, making it difficult for even the most advanced enemy satellite surveillance and radar networks to capture its rapidly changing speed and trajectory.

In order to increase the success rate of penetrating the enemy's anti-missile system, the Dongfeng-51 missile is also equipped with a group of autonomously operated miniature missiles with advanced sub-missile technology. These miniature missiles have independent navigation systems and thrust devices, and can even achieve extremely high maneuverability in near space, giving the DF-51 missile excellent attack capability.

On a vast battlefield with a range of more than 15,000 kilometers, the Dongfeng 51 missile can accurately lock on to and destroy all kinds of strategic node targets in the enemy's territory, so that the enemy's air defense system collapses instantly, making it impossible to carry out effective resistance. Its powerful attack effectiveness and flexible tactical means have undoubtedly made the Dongfeng 51 missile a strategic weapon with extremely deterrent power.

If the shocking appearance of the Dongfeng-51 missile makes those countries that advocate the logic of power feel unprecedented unease. It is believed that the missile has the ability to carry up to 30 independently powered, high-precision-guided miniature missiles and nuclear warheads, allowing it to lock on to several different targets at the same time, and may even form a dense saturation attack pattern. This kind of fierce offensive is enough to put a potential opponent in a situation where it is impossible to fight back, and fully demonstrates the powerful strategic deterrent power of the Dongfeng 51 missile.

With China's successful deployment and commissioning of the DF-51, a cutting-edge missile model, it is expected to become one of the most powerful intercontinental missiles in the world, even surpassing Russia's famous Sarmat missile in some performance indicators. The DF-51 missile has mastered the technology of skillfully evading enemy defense systems and reconnaissance equipment, so that even the Aegis defense system, which the United States is proud of, will face unprecedented challenges.

With an ultra-long-range precision strike capability of more than 15,000 kilometers, once the DF-51 missile is launched on the Chinese mainland, it can easily penetrate the layers of defense networks carefully built by the United States, reach any corner of the United States mainland, and carry out high-intensity strategic strikes. This capability undoubtedly makes the Dongfeng 51 missile a weapon of great strategic value and also provides a strong guarantee for China's national security.

The computer system inside the missile receives the electrical signal from the sensor and performs high-speed data processing. Through the analysis and calculation of these data, the computer is able to determine the flight trajectory and attitude of the missile in order to accurately guide the missile to the target. At the same time, the computer will also adjust the flight parameters of the missile in real time according to the dynamic changes of the target to ensure that the missile can hit the target stably and accurately.

The Dongfeng 51 missile uses advanced sensor technology. These sensors may include radar, infrared detectors, and optical sensors, which are responsible for detecting and locking on to the target's position, velocity, and other relevant information. These sensors are able to capture the weak signals emitted by the target and quickly convert them into electrical signals, providing raw data for subsequent data processing.

In addition to computer processing, the DF-51 missile is also equipped with a variety of guidance technologies, such as inertial navigation, satellite navigation, and starlight navigation. These technologies complement each other and work together to provide precise navigation information for missiles. The inertial navigation system calculates the real-time position and velocity of the missile by measuring the acceleration and angular velocity of the missile, the satellite navigation system uses the satellite signal to accurately locate the missile, and the starlight navigation system uses the star position information to assist the missile in navigation.

For a long time, the United States has relied on its global strategic layout to frequently provoke disputes in many hot spots in the world, and one of the important psychological supports is that it believes that the vast Pacific Ocean can be used as a natural line of defense to effectively isolate the direct threat of external forces to its homeland. However, with the rapid development of technology, this conventional wisdom is being challenged like never before. Breakthroughs in intercontinental missile technology have made the vast ocean no longer an insurmountable obstacle, and long-range strategic bombers and intercontinental missiles can constitute a real deterrent to the US mainland even in distant places that are difficult to reach by conventional military forces.

At this critical moment, the rise of the Dongfeng-51 missile has become an important weight that will affect the trend of the war and force the potentially hostile forces to reconsider their strategies. Although the United States has advanced early warning aircraft and an all-round intelligence network, the DF-51 missile, with its thunderous breakthrough capability, can launch attacks from any direction, exposing the US mainland to multi-level and all-round threats. This unprecedented strategic deterrent will undoubtedly change the international military balance and make the DF-51 missile one of the key weapons that will determine the outcome of future wars.