The Indian hypersonic missile can cover 3.087 km in one second at a lightning speed of 11,113.2 km/hr. Consequently, the ...

India successfully test-fired the hypersonic missile LRAShM, which has a range of 1,500 kilometres and a speed of 11113 ...

Unlike ballistic missiles, which follow a fixed trajectory, hypersonic missiles fly at lower altitudes and can change course ...

Last week’s test of an indigenous hypersonic missile by India’s DRDO marks a leap in technology and updates the country’s nuclear deterrence. But dangers lurk in the global race to develop these ...

India has successfully test-fired its first domestically developed long-range hypersonic missile, propelling the nation into ...

India's groundbreaking hypersonic missile test propels it into the elite club of nations mastering the next-generation ...

India tested its first long-range hypersonic missile following China revealing its design of a similar advanced weapon.

The UK, US and Australia have come to an agreement to accelerate the rollout of "battle-winning" hypersonic missiles.

The work will accelerate the development of hypersonic vehicles which travel faster than the speed of sound, John Healey said ...

Rocket tests in Utah in August as the Navy develops its offensive hypersonic ... missiles. Under the second pillar of the ...

India's hypersonic missile test on November 16, 2024, highlights its military advancements and capabilities in global defence ...

The U.S. Army recently completed a successful test of the Long-Range Hypersonic Weapon (LRHW), nicknamed Dark Eagle, which ...