The Hidden Deadly Sea Threat China Never Saw Coming
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- Опубліковано 19 тра 2024
- Beneath the surface of the Pacific Ocean, a silent battle for underwater supremacy is unfolding. As China rapidly advances its capabilities by producing dozens of sophisticated unmanned submarines carrying lethal ordnance and sophisticated sensors, a new contender emerges from the depths to challenge the balance of power.
The Ghost Shark uncrewed submarine is Australia's answer to the growing underwater threat. This autonomous technological marvel is designed not just for exploration but as a critical piece of national defense, equipped to patrol, gather intelligence, and engage threats in ways previously imagined only in science fiction.
With state-of-the-art stealth technology, advanced sensory equipment, and potential offensive capabilities, the Ghost Shark represents a significant leap in ensuring regional security against the rising red menace.
Rumors of the Ghost Shark’s capacity to carry torpedoes for offensive operations and even serve as a mother ship to coordinate other uncrewed underwater vessels may turn the tide of the Pacific in the following months… - Наука та технологія
Who believes Chinese will or already have altered commercial fishing boats with asymmetrical warfare and weapons like British ships in ww2 that acted like commercial but were totally military
China lies about everything.
That's a given.
Of course this has happened but China is in for a truly rude awakening if they think that their boat or ships will not be taken any less seriously by western and allied nation Navies. Not only that but our Technological capability to be able to detect military grade radiation output from ANY vessel would easily make any modern Navy aware of the visual falsehood.
We know they have.
They already have with commercial ferry boats, they are built able to transport military weight vehicles. Why wouldn't they do the same with other ships?
You showed so many subs that have nothing to do with topic I'm surprised you didn't show Seaveiw. Which fought drone subs on 70s TV.
People need to understand that Australian is a huge continent with only 28m people, and a relatively small tax base. Put into perspective, that’s a population little more than greater London. People assume that just because it is a huge continent, that it also has a huge population. I saw a comment here that the poster could not understand why we weren’t a wealthier nation. I hope this puts some perspective to that question.
The size of any country doesn't correspond to it wealth. The people who think otherwise are not paying attention to what is happening today. A good example is Israel for instance.
Australia is a wonderful country with a rich and beautiful history. They are strong willed people, but there is very few people there. It’s a giant nation the amount of people like New York City in the entire country 90% of the people live in the big cities
It is the RAN, the Royal Australian Navy, and not the Australian Royal Navy.
Good to know
which begs the question, why do criminals still recognize the crown?
Designer1: "We need a totally stealth sub."
Designer2: "Yeah it should be virtually invisible."
Designer1: "What color should we paint it?"
Designer2: "Rocket Red!"
😊 the only thing it's a prototype painted that way so it's easier to find during testing. Live use will be black.
Yeah......like all prototype vessels......so we can see it 😂
@@richardcostello360 guess you never tested anything before.
NEVER underestimate your adversary.
Ever
Especially when you are a small weak country, unwilling to spend more than 2.3% of GDP on your military.
Good on yah Oz!
Great timing!
These videos always seem to be "padded" with a lot of repetition and generalized statements that don't contribute to the knowledge of the viewer.
And some statements are questionable. Like for instance, I can buy that a UAV can operate at extreme depths, but to have longer duration than manned subs? Not likely. An atomic submarine (at the present time) requires a crew to maintain the powerplant. But in return it can operate submerged for months at a time. It is generally only limited by the food on board, since it can manufacture its own pure drinking water, oxygen, and electricity.
The real drawback on the robot subs will be a limited power supply, and therefore range. The other difficulty will be communication while submerged.
Dude, there are nuclear powered rovers driving around on Mars. Who does the maintenance on them?
@@scottemery4737 radioisotope power system technically
before even seeing your comment, I was thinking the same thing. It's the reason I'll occasionally sample a bit of one when YT recommends it to me, but I don't subscribe. I am especially interested in submarine tech, so I gave this one a chance.. even 7 minutes in, we're still just getting general statements reiterating how the navy will use these to bolster it's defensive capabilities. sheesh. YT channel called sub brief that makes posts on improvements to weapon tech that actually provides an interesting level of detail and analysis.... not just repetitive sensationalized bland statements.
@@scottemery4737 Dude, it is an untested weapon system with a unique power source and basically the first of it's kind using significantly different technology in such an environment. Seems feasible that it may not be everything the PR sales pitch makes it out to be. Just look at the history of the Collins-class submarine to see how reality can rip apart all those nice sounding PR claims.
If it is setting on the bottom of the ocean in a standby mode the amount of power it would be very little. We don’t know enough about the power unit it could make up 3/4 of it and it may not need to be powered up in full mode all the time when on a mission. A crewed ship would require power all the time. There is very little reason for it to surface.
It is AI it should be capable of completing a mission by itself but if confirmation is required surfacing to receive an update.
This video should last at least 15 minutes to slow down the presentator.
These would seem to be a good option to use as an area denial system for Australia
Ghost Shark uses the same Australian AI as Ghost Bat and is named Ghost Shark as a tirbute to Ghost bat. Stryx also uses it and is a VTOL AI helicopter to be a loyal wingman to Australian helicopters.
Australia is going big in AI drones as realise a small population and not filling ADF roles.
Have 20 AI M113A vehicles. supply trucks now running AI convoys. Arafura class patrol ship turned AI..
Australian company also test fly a scramjet hypersonic drone in 300 days, might even beat USA hypersonic drones to fly first..
Australia is going balls to the wall with AI so we don't have to sacrifice our people in American wars 😊
Outstanding
China in the 21st century remains me of Japan in the 1930s
not as smart
@@user-qm8sc1jr9u Good, keep thinking that way.
@@user-qm8sc1jr9u China has been in existence for thousands of years, their inventions would fill volumes. To discount them is stupidity of the highest order.
“All warfare is based on deception. Hence, when we are able to attack, we must seem unable; when using our forces, we must appear inactive; when we are near, we must make the enemy believe we are far away; when far away, we must make him believe we are near.”
― Sun tzu, The Art of War
@@dtddtd1you tell him, sweetheart! Don't let that big bad man tempt you to get a Ding on your social credit score.
And Russia is like the Italians. Inept at battle, few real gains. China has more industrial capacity and is as short as Japan on natural resources needed for war. Neither has experience nor basing for a blue warpter navy.
I doubt if Shi even cares how many 10’s of thousands of his troops will die for his ambition.
Like a Chinese Police official told a man trying to find food during their main lock down, “There are to many people in China, nobody cares if a couple million of you die, you will not be missed”
I think its the same for our leaders sir.
Millions, actually, he has even said that.
propaganda influenced bullshxt comment
ukr already reach more than 100k?
Time to re-think super expensive subs.
No not at all they're extremely well developped machines and since they have a crew there's no need for vulnerable communication for remote control. The man-in-the-loop capability means that it can use weapons without the risks of remote operation which can lead to more errors
The volume is too low to hear it.
So the $300 billion crewed AUKUS is now even more likely to be obsolete?
::why did it sound like the script 4 this video was written by AI bro said the same thing like 4 different ways::
Great Post!
Dale Brown had the concept in his books years ago, also i wonder where they are sourcing the electronic components from ?
USA and Europe, Taiwan and Sth Korea. would not trust China and most is Australian technology also.
Do know Australia has developed technology in Quantum computing areas also lol. Quantum gate is Australian invention..
Taiwan?
It's Australian technology.......hence why the Americans want these (Australia isn't selling our unique products to a country that leaves military equipment behind for the enemy
Short of something that can vacuume away power from ships, and just leave them inert on the surface of the water I do not know what can be done to stop them.
It is interesting that you have begun to involve Australia, of late, in your shows.
Because barely no one else does it, even i was thinking of starting a channel to inform of Australian technology.
Did you know Australia is a leader in hypersonics also.. but all you hear is USA,China and Russia
Australia has world fastest scramjet engine of mach 12, Australian Ray Stalker first to get essence of flight from scramjets and he designed world fastest hypersonic wind tunnels to test hypersonics and China world fastest hypersonic tunnel is stolen Ray Stalker designs lol..
Australia been helping USA in hypersonics for decades..
@@nedkelly9688 Yep, and so much more, our Woomera facilities by were shut down by the yanks for showing them up. The 11 buried computers built for UK telecom were to allow the remaining unit they took back to America to reengineer as ENIAC, etc the all flying tail Miles supersonic aircraft, powered by a new Whittle jet engine, instead of a rocket should have been a world first and not the Bell X-1. Without the all flying tail they had the same problems in the transonic realm as everyone else had. So I understand this as a direct consequence of Lend-Lease debt, which was only paid off by the UK in 2012 I believe? The list is a long one, However ruthlessly obtaining hegemony is a trick the Americans learned only too well from The English Empire.
close but real jack
What about the Manta?
How does the unmanned sub communicate with its base?
RF and seawater a no-go.
US ELF was abandoned years back?
Underwater modems? Follow the trail of dead fish to the sub...
Modems don’t have to be that loud.
Australia invented wifi in the 70s mate.....we commercialised it in the 80s.....
Our ADI and CSIRO wouldn't have a problem making a exceptional CandC system
@@richardcostello360 They why did did US Navy spend $250 MIllion on Clam Lake ELF trans mitter and Republic Mischicgan? Both shut ~2005.
China is constructing a monster-size ELF...
You ought to raise your volume a bit mr @dark tech
Hey Rocket Man, Elton John is coming back!
They make it sound like new tech. There is a RC channel I watch that built there own autonomies ecronplane (sorry for the spelling) that I'm sure cost a lot less. With the electronics available to the public. jus sayin
Just saying you have no clue lil kid.
AI is the key to this and Ghost Bat drones as are the most advanced in any drone in the world..so keep playing with your RC planes as know nothig of high tech stuff.
America F16 AI jet outperforms humans in dogfighting.. how is your toy RC at that lol.
Ghost Bat was built to do combat fighting...
“Anduril - flame of the west” 🤔
With its multi sea access Australia is perfectly positioned to be a naval powerhouse. Smart, easier to deploy unmanned. Adaptable surveillance
Yep AND Terribly Under Defended since Inception. Traditionally nothing but a breeding factory for The Brits to throw into Battle.
As an Aussie I sincerely hope my Nation arms itself to it's full potential. They make it about money but money has never been an issue for us, One Very Big reason to arm up!
We're sitting ducks!
BUT u just Told Every1.................
The only reason they make this public is bc they have something better.
the usa has over 30,000 of these underwater drones that travel at 45 mph and are very hard to track as they turn and spin and dip , they have enough payload to take down an aircraft carrier. they can be launched from aircraft 12 at a time and be pre -programed to seek out their target by signature and gps without any input after launch. 4 at a time can be launched from submarines as far as 500 miles from their target.
Not if their RED!
China is worried by the amazing amount of American military bases in the Pacific.
The Hidden Clickbait Threat Viewers Never Saw Coming.
looks like an extremely close cousin of the boeing ORCA
they literally said that the american vessel is "inspired" by the chinese one
@@mmdirtyworkz Listen again, he said “experts state that it inspired the Chinese design.” Meaning China (as per usual) mimics the design of the Americans.
@@mmdirtyworkz wumao
@@mmdirtyworkz👈🏻 Spot the Wumao🤖🤣
That's because Anduril developed Ghost Shark
What about US sub drone Manta Ray
Ghost Shark is made by Anduril an American company. It opened a facility in Australia called Anduril Australia
@@everypitchcounts4875 Anduril Australia is run by Australian's. the AI in Ghost Shark is Australian made and the same as in Ghost Bat and why named Ghost Shark as a tribute to Ghost bat. Stryx a VTOL AI helicopter a loyal wingman to Australia helicopters also use this Aussie AI.
Yea just because a American company owns something does not mean it is American lol.. some have Australian technology that Australian government owns as was invented in Government agencies like CSIRO and DTSG.. DTSG is like USA DARPA. then they put tender out for their idea to be built.
JORN radar a Australian marvel of technology and world most advanced radar is all Australian tech but USA and UK defence companies work on it...
This isn't an American product........everything in it is Australian designed for our needs.......and we're not selling our products
@@richardcostello360 Yes we will sell them to any friendly allie who wants them, is a export trade. JORN technology is sold to 5 eyes countries..
When I saw the title I assumed it was referring to the Chinese submarine that was sunk in 2023 after colliding with a trapnet.
The Chinese suffered another disaster 20 years earlier.
How to say nothing while talking for 10 minutes.
if its there, believe me, china saw it coming and they are making some in quantity
Pollution ? AI pollution.... We have purchased a thing once again without knowing full well the appropriate way to both respect and limit it.
I don’t understand why Australia isn’t a wealthier country they could irrigate their deserts and build more cities they have thousands of miles of unused land. Solar farms with desalination plants would be a good start
No, hydrologic, mineral, oil, resource deep earth scanning first. Hydrological and topographical survey next. After resource analysis and extraction . Only then do you do irrigation. If truthful Russia, Saudi Arabian, China and many other countries have the same problem.
@@stefanblumhoff2744 I would have to agree fantastic, it was just off the top of my head, but it always made me curious why Australia and Canada never expanded and industrialised unused land
@@stefanblumhoff2744 I was starting off with the thought of getting water so I misspoke saying irrigation specifically, I think you may have thought about this a bit more than me which is always surprising to find 😂
Its simple really. Dumb governments would rather sell at low cost everything we have, instead of production gains through the years
because of small population, population is why a country is rich usually. most top wealthiest are high populated countries. Even Indonesia now passing Australia economy...
how many atom bombs does it carry?
UA-camrs need to learn to side-chain their vocal tracks with the music.
At least the irrelevant music isn't too loud, though I prefer none. Damn music makes it so hard to listen to narrators in many youtube clips. I listen to UA-cam clips like this for information, if I wanted music, I dedicate listening to music on its own.
Red menace 😂😂😂😂😂
Made in China haa, haa, what joke. Will the Chinese equipment even hold together
We know where everything is in the ocean that’s man made!!!
Why divulge military capability?
Funding or threat maybe
They did not and is still top secret on it's capabilities lol.. same with Ghost bat Australian drone. block ii just anounced of it and no one has ever seen it before and go in to service with RAAF next year.
Australia more top secret then USA in military tech lol...
Where's the flying sub humans should have by now. Drone subs were around in the 70s 😮
Subhumans? Woah man. Settle down
So we're drones. Drones were first introduced by Germany during WW2, but it's taken 70 years to get them operational. Flying wing stealth planes were also prototyped during WW2. Flying submarines will probably never happen because they have the range of a Volkswagen.
Anti ship mines that can launch a missile from a submerged launch tube anchored to the sea floor could be simpler than having a undersea drone move around in search of prey.
You need lots of the to mine an area, would require resupply, power and communication issues, fewer drones could do the same and seek resupply when needed.
@@thomasb5600 the mines don’t go anywhere so it uses very little energy. They only activate when a signal from a detector is received and it prepares to launch the missile. The battery in the launch tube can last for several years and a solar panel can be deployed to recharge the battery when needed.
@@thomasb5600 Only the amount of mines to restrict a certain area is needed and it aint that much. Fewer means less chance of detection.
How is it powered diesel electric? You don’t want a bunch of nuclear reactors floating around at sea unmanned. You start to get into floating nuclear bombs over to your enemies.
Electric. It's a fraction of the size of a manned submarine because most of the submarine hull is designed to accommodate people. It is a defensive submarine, which means it won't be deployed too far from a base. Australia is building nuclear submarines for further deployment.
As if china have anything hightech.
I don't like what China is doing either but you have to remember they make the machines that make the chips in Taiwan that are too advanced for America to make, yet. We have no idea how advanced they are....
probally dont have anything close to high tech some of there naveie ships dont enven have machineguns they take more of the soviet tactics overweal them with cheap equmpinte that may or may not kill its crew
China steals it's tech from careless fools such as the US.
Never underestimate your enemy 🇦🇺
Small subs have their purpose but they aren't going break through thick ice sheets------just with their bouyancy.
Ooo china
Australia is a great allies to America!
True!
good luck ex pretending to be me hacking my phones
love your videos, but this one was full of fluff and repetitive information with relatively little detail.
These AI generated images you used in this video are hard to look at.
i laff hard, they already have type 041 mini subs that can detect any incoming vessels around south china sea. they have fleets of them which can even detect US submarines. Going there is signing your own country's death warrant. China already have more ships that the whole US, UK, Australia, Japan and New Zealand combined
China showed a mock-up of ghost bat after Australia unveiled a working prototype. China is way behind, and that's in the air. They are even further behind in submarines. China might build a mock-up of ghost shark, but it doesn't have the AI technology to power it. Where is the plane that China showed? It's doesn't exist because China doesn't have AI technology.
And yet China has no "blue water" navy 🤔
The Chinese couldn't track this moving at high speed.......meanwhile when it slows to "stealth speed"
Your background music is not necessary... please stop it...!!!!
Australia is investing in old tech with billions to defend us from our major trading partner 😂😂😂 so dumb
You would rather stand alone and not together against a threat. But hey you are what you are
major trading partner that cuts our trade when we do not bend knee and do what they say.. you must be Chinese as no real Aussie trusts China.
Australia was around and doing well before China, we manufactured good stuff in Australia before we sold out to China. would create more jobs and make us richer. you know nothing or a traitor...
It's not "old tech"........we're developing stand alone military capacity and if anything we should be supporting China over the USA 😂
What's with all these gimmick weapons , the military keeps pumping out .
This video sometimes sounds as if it was written by AI. Needs to be edited down, too many words saying not enough.
LOL Australian weaponry
lol, Wumao🤖🤣
I think you should educate yourself and look up the AUKUS signatory in that it's creating the accessibility of Australian companies in conjunction with US and British tech to produce future high tech weapon systems for the western allied effort.
Australian Universities have always produced high education levels with a high reputation of educating overseas nationalities.
The Australian Ghost bat drone is on the reduced list that could take out the USAF fighter drone contract.
I don't think you realise that Australia is a wealthy democratic first world nation, that has one of the highest standards of living in the world! and have always hit hard above their weight in past conflict's, fighting by side with the our Allies US and Great Britain since world war one.
In WW2 they were the first country to turn back the Germans' in land warfare (Tobruk, North Africa) and the first country to turn back the Japanese on land in the Pacific at (Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea) punching way above their weight of a WW2 population of just 8 million.
Then one can add Korea, Vietnam, Gulf wars 1 & 2, and support of many united nations efforts ........and yes Australia is a country that does not sit on the fence.
In you saying "lol Australian weaponry" well not only we are capable of design and manufacture, but we also know how to use it!
i iked their Metal Storm series :)
Why bother I'm as getting my responses removed with no feedback!!.......why bother responding to comments, yet this guy can insult my country!
Yea Australia has invented a lot actually. more important tech then a lot of countries. lot of Australian technology in USA weapons lol. why Boeing Australia, Lockheed Martin Raytheon all have big R&D facilities in Australia employing Australian's to develop them technology...
Who is this guy? Speaking fast, using deceptive implications and having no real information is a total waste of time.
an obligatory comment ...... here
This is so funny. China launched a similar product in 2016, but the US is only developing it now???
why is china being such bellends all the time them and russia always being bellends
They are paranoid to such an extent that they are paranoid about being paranoid.
@@Ubique2927 A byproduct of communism.
Their naked goal is subjugation of the entire planet under their rule. And space, too, for that matter. The will do anything and everything to accomplish that. Morals and ethics are alien concepts.
Thanks to paranoia of the west and from the endless lies of western mass media.
You just repeated yourself over and over talking about how it will change everything. Great.
How is it powered? Any information on its range at all? Speculation in that? Materials? Any interesting details?!
Lol Australia is dead secret in it's technologies and capabilities and does not brag like the powerhouses need to.
Ghost Bat no one still know what it is capable of while USA brags to heaven about it's AI F16 being as good as humans.
Barely no one know MQ28A Ghost Bat drone we been seeing was just a test bed for it's AI capability and if it's airframe could hold up to real world conditions.
Released few weeks ago was Australian Defence minister saying Block ii of Ghost Bat is being released and in service with RAAF 2025 and is a bigger version to carry more weapons.
Australia also has world fastest scramjet engine at mach 12 and in 300 days test fly a hypersonic drone and these guys all helped USA in hypersonics in HIFIRE and SCIFIRE joint USA, Australia hypersonic tests...
Australia doesn't talk about national security issues with the world😂
We keep our capabilities protected........but we lead in AI and "battle swarm" techniques
Talk big as if all others are inferior. The proof is in the puddings.
Only ten years behind Russia's Posiedon similar time frame as US Manta. Except Russia's Posiedon is nuclear powered and if required Nuclear weapons capable, with unlimited range, 100kph for 2500 Km's loitering and evasion capable, able to take out aircraft carriers or coastal cities.
Stay in Ruzzia....!
Russia does not even have AI drone airplanes and prove are way behind,, needed Iran drones and Russia equipment performance in Ukraine or lack of performance prove Russia way behind in all technologies lol.. can noit believe comunist authoritorian countries in telling the truth..
Russia invents Turtle tanks to defeat drones while West use anti drone systems on theirs lol....
Except this has been in development since the 90s......utilising the latest technology in AI control and "battle swarm" coordination 😂
These aren't offensive weapons, they have a high cruising speed and they are very hard to detect on current sonar systems
They don't need nukes......because they chase loud Chinese diesels
@@richardcostello360 This drone has not been in development since 90's lol...
@nedkelly9688 yeah they have been......Thales and BaE systems were playing around with testbeds/prototypes at Cockburn Sound and Williamstown Vic since then.....
3 cheers for Australia for development as I am fully engaged in Democratic Politics although not so in unfettered Capitalism
Another example of AI uselessness!
great，now Naval History only goes back as the naming of Formosa and ignores older Chinese claims
We are all dead
Be a lot smarter if they created one that acted like a sub until it's told to shoot itself out of the water and turn into a fast low flying nuke
We don't do nukes in Australia mate
@@richardcostello360 I'm sorry your government isn't smart enough to have them made
What USA needs a submarine killer drone unmanned that can stay underwater for years or sleeper drones technology