Revealed: Japan's Secret Weapon to Destroy China's J-20 and J-31

a reply to: Zaphod58

Hey how are the IR seekers in comparison to the russian optical seekers?.

The J-20 has a trick up its sleeve, Quantum radar

a reply to: sy.gunson

And meanwhile, they have to take out the four E767s that Japan has flying, that are more capable than the E-2Ds, as well as the US operated E-2s, plus shipboard radars. If you think Japan only has 4 E-2s for their entire radar fleet, you need to bone up a little on the research.

The J-20 also isn't carrying hypersonic missiles. The Chinese VLRAAM is too big to be carried by the J-20, which means it has to be a sensor-shooter system, with the VLRAAM carried by J-16s, which CAN be seen on radar from a long way out.

a reply to: sy.gunson

They can pick up stealth aircraft at 62 miles. So can several other radar systems, that are much much easier to field. Stealth only means that you're going to get in weapons range, and release your weapons before you get detected.

a reply to: BASSPLYR

For the most part an IR seeker is going to be pretty similar in effectiveness. There are a few tricks you can use to make them slightly more effective, but they're all going to be fairly similar. You aren't going to see one nation with a huge advantage over another when it comes to IR.

a reply to: sy.gunson

Your "quantum radar" ports actually appear to be EODAS ports.

If I really wanted to I could circle the MLD on the F-22 or the DAS on the F-35 and claim they are Quantum Radar.

Good grief. I have to give props to the Chinese and/or Russians. They are doing good at propaganda. There's also plenty of claims that Chinese VHF radar is some new fangled secret technology and that "quantum radar" has capabilities that actually break the theory of relativity (amongst others).

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"Quantum Radar".

Now all I need to do is use MS Paint to come up with some theory about lasers, quantum mechanics, crystals. and special elements. Maybe Unobtainium?

Note: The edit to this post is Satire.

originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: grey580

Why wouldn't Japan remain a close ally?

Japan is a culture in which it is legal to own child porn. They have cafes in which old men pay to spend time with 14 year old girls in uniform, all legal.

I can't imagine why we wouldn't want to remain friends with them, can you?

a reply to: Nexttimemaybe

Your post makes no sense.

"Japan is a culture in which it is legal to own child porn. "

Japan is a country. Japanese have a culture. Japan has laws. Japan has banned child pornography. The fact they have banned child-pornography only recently doesn't mean it's part of the culture. The fact that it's legal to do something a bit immoral and in many cases leads to underage prostitution (which is illegal) or exploitation doesn't necessarily mean it's part of the mainstream culture.

That would be like saying prostitution is part of Australian culture.

Personally I find it bizarre that the US decided to elect neoconservatives, who then invaded a couple of countries, then a liberal, then a billionaire populist. Who next? Kim Kardashian? maybe a Communist? Hillary Clinton? Of course, I could probably write a few lines on why my own country (Australia) is backwards - like having 5 different Prime Minsters since end of 2008. There's always something to find.

Also if you mischaracterise Japanese culture, and if americans do this on a wide-scale basis, then that's the first step in alienating the Japanese, and losing a close-ally.

The fact is the US and Japan have many common interests in the Pacific and are close trading partners. Are these likely to change?

originally posted by: C0bzz
a reply to: Nexttimemaybe

Your post makes no sense.

"Japan is a culture in which it is legal to own child porn. "

Japan is a country. Japanese have a culture. Japan has laws. Japan has banned child pornography. The fact they have banned child-pornography only recently doesn't mean it's part of the culture. The fact that it's legal to do something a bit immoral and in many cases leads to underage prostitution (which is illegal) or exploitation doesn't necessarily mean it's part of the mainstream culture.

That would be like saying prostitution is part of Australian culture.

Personally I find it bizarre that the US decided to elect neoconservatives, who then invaded a couple of countries, then a liberal, then a billionaire populist. Who next? Kim Kardashian? maybe a Communist? Hillary Clinton? Of course, I could probably write a few lines on why my own country (Australia) is backwards - like having 5 different Prime Minsters since end of 2008. There's always something to find.

Also if you mischaracterise Japanese culture, and if americans do this on a wide-scale basis, then that's the first step in alienating the Japanese, and losing a close-ally.

The fact is the US and Japan have many common interests in the Pacific and are close trading partners. Are these likely to change?

Thanks for not knowing what you are talking about.

It is only illegal if the children are completely naked.

Children as young as 8 in lingerie in suggestive positions holding sex toys pointing towards their genitals is still child porn to me. That is still completely legal and the shops are full of it.

Go to Japan and see for yourself. Although I suggest you don't as it is repulsive.

It is culturally accepted on Japan.

What a hell does it has in common with their military? Now you want us to hate them for whatever reason like being a moral authority country once again. Who in world cares anymore? This ally or enemy mindset has to stop. They think it's not a problem so maybe it's not. It's part of every culture. In Japan it's evolving into anime and, sex robots and into art like everything else including war. They are ahead from us.
Look why they need a military. To protect their sweethearts from communists. You and me may like a rippen fruit but not because it's sweeter.

I think we are going off topic here.

a reply to: grey580

Such statement could kill a thread if no one knows the answer how to continue.
It's not always a bad thing...to search in an uncommon direction for a hidden root of hate and evil. No question we find it in some kind of dark, unwholesome, or unnatural behaviour. In kind of a sin.

When hebephilia turns into pedofilia it's nothing to follow but is it destructive enough to feel and to use a destructive hate against the whole nation? Probably not. For example I've seen much worse suffering happen to children in Syria than playing with toys. Like children loosing their parents or legs - look, here on ATS: www.abovetopsecret.com... The majority of Japanese are the most gentle and civilized people in the world.
If it's widely accepted we need to look for the reason in an amalgam of a complicated culture, historical habits and maybe in a twisted buddhist freedom and individualism and something natural too.

Also we don't know about everything what's happening in the region. Media covers selectively and you'd need to study it and check it everyday to get better than 1% picture. If they feel the need to be superior to China and NK, it's probably a 80% necessity.

Yea...Japan was the second largest.......but they are the most retired population, and the financial deally they try to recover from....we're tight......the whole bunch of countries are one big country club that has pacts......I'm a trader......yen is the bomb for the global markets....they all cooperate

a reply to: C0bzz

I can assure you he doesn't speak for most Americans...

The Japanese have some cultural mores and norms that some of us may find squicky, but I'm sure they say the same about many things we do.

American isn't synonymous with raging xenophobia... Our Aholes are just particularly loud and vociferous.

When did this post get political?
Getting back on track...
EO/DAS
Not quantum entanglement radar..

originally posted by: sy.gunson
The J-20 has a trick up its sleeve, Quantum radar

Apparently the F-35 has quantum radar too.





Notice that the EODAS openings for the F-35 are in almost exactly the same spots as your "J-20 quantum radar". So either they're EODAS sensors, or both have quantum radar.