China is developing a submersible anti-ship missile?

China is developing submarine anti-ship missiles? U.S. media: water underwater mode conversion is extremely difficult to intercept

When it comes to anti-ship missiles, our country can be counted on the first echelon of players on the planet.

In the U.S. long-term "carrier threat", our anti-ship technology to the forefront of the world.

And in the case of China's continuous research and development of conventional anti-ship missiles, some of our "unconventional anti-ship missiles" have not been left behind.

Previously, there is also the U.S. media, "Solid Rocket Technology" journal reports that China is developing submarine anti-ship missiles, water and underwater mode conversion is extremely difficult to intercept.

According to the journal Solid Rocket Technology, the missile would first fly in a high-altitude ballistic trajectory after being launched, reaching speeds of Mach 2.5 during this phase.

At the point of need this missile could zap into the water, where it would then approach the carrier and detonate.

No country has ever fielded a missile that can fly in the air and travel under water at the same time.

This "cross-media missile", we have to talk about the Soviet Union's storm torpedo.

The storm torpedo is a kind of super-vacuum torpedo, the so-called super-vacuum, refers to the torpedo in high-speed sailing, the surface of the water will be in the formation of air bubbles under low air pressure. If this air bubble can wrap the torpedo's whole body, then the torpedo is equivalent to moving forward in the air, because it is not subject to the resistance of the water so the speed can also be greatly improved.

But the storm torpedo has a weakness, and that's a short range of only about 7 to 10 kilometers.

The torpedoes in service in Europe and the United States at the same time had a range of 40-50 kilometers, so the Storm torpedo was not considered a qualified weapon in the military field, and the USSR was never equipped with it, and some people even believe that it was never set up a production line.