hypersonic weapons

The U.S. Space Development Agency is seeking over $11 billion to deploy up to 1,200 low-orbit satellites to monitor next-generation hypersonic missiles.

Satellite Trackers

Up to seven layers of satellite constellations will make sure the U.S. will have the edge over adversaries.

The US Plans to Track Hypersonic Missiles With 1,200 Satellites

U.S. defense contractor Raytheon just signed a $63.3 million contract with DARPA to develop a "tactical boost glide" (TBG) hypersonic weapons program.

Tactical Boost Glide

The awe-inspiring missile would deliver deadly payloads at five times the speed of sound.

US Military to Develop Hypersonic "Tactical Boost Glide" Weapon

DARPA hopes to find a way to counter Russia's missiles that can allegedly travel 20 times the speed of sound. It won't be easy.

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