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Описание: India’s Hypersonic Paradox: 1000-Second Scramjet Power vs Fighter Jet Engine Dependence Exposed

India has stunned the global defense community by successfully testing a scramjet engine that sustained hypersonic combustion for over 1000 seconds — a milestone achieved by only a handful of nations. Capable of supporting Mach 6-class platforms, this breakthrough positions India among the leaders in next-generation propulsion. Yet, at the same time, India’s fighter aircraft programs continue to rely on foreign jet engines, revealing a striking technological contrast.
This video breaks down the real reason behind this paradox. From the extreme metallurgical challenge of turbine blades to the long struggle with single-crystal technology, we explain why missile propulsion and fighter jet engines are fundamentally different engineering battles. You’ll also learn how India quietly cracked a technology once guarded by the US and France, forcing global engine makers into strategic partnerships.
With indigenous single-crystal blades, new engine diplomacy, and major programs like Tejas Mk2 and AMCA gaining momentum, India’s long-standing propulsion bottleneck may finally be nearing its end. This is not just a story of engines — it’s about how India is reshaping power, partnerships, and self-reliance in advanced defense technology.

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• India achieves over 1000-second sustained scramjet engine test, a global hypersonic milestone
• Explains why missile engines are easier to master than fighter jet engines
• Deep dive into single-crystal turbine blade technology and why it blocked India for decades
• How metallurgical limits stalled indigenous fighter jet engine development
• India’s breakthrough in single-crystal blade manufacturing changes the game
• Strategic partnerships with global engine makers reshaped by India’s progress
• What this means for Tejas Mk2 and fifth-generation AMCA programs
• How propulsion self-reliance strengthens India’s long-term military capability

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