The submarine is the 'predator' to dominate the ocean in the past half century. But its glority days may soon end - according to the forecast of the Australian experts. Underground the US Naval Virginia SSN. Up to 20 years to complete the estimated contract of 100 billion AUD that Australia must Exchanging both relations with France to pursue, but the professionals warn the prospects with the new submarine will be worse. On Australia's nuclear energy submarine dream when calling it just "deep-sea dinosaurs"
. Jamie Seidel, the Honorary Professor Complex System at the Australian National University, recently said that the agreement estimated that the 100 billion AUD would inevitably wasted and unpredictable outputs. Is an optimistic milestone, and most likely is too late. "The submarines only have a big 'finger'
They are invisible. But if, in a conflict, the ship may be discovered, it will die, "Bradbury said. In an article posted by Defense Connect, Professor Bradbury pointed out this meaningful How is this extremely complex and expensive machines.Bradbury said he and a group of analysts identified a series of technology trends that could affect the submarine war. Accordingly, the technologies supported by artificial wisdom (AI) will make the oceans "transparent" in the 2050s. Gladbury monks warned: "An ocean 'transparent' will be the link The future integration of sensor systems is not yet developed and it is capable of combining each other quickly. The era of submarines will end with an explosion, not a voice ". Simply put: "The big career" of the submarine will no longer be effective. "Endanced" in the middle of the unfortunate century for Australia, Professor Bradbury believes that this "extinction" event will happen. Out in 2050
It was a time for a shock because of the expected time to hand over the submarines to Australia according to the country's most expensive national defense project in history. In the first September, Australia has been canceled Agreement over 65 billion USD buys a series of diesel submarines from France, to move to a nuclear energy submarine as part of the new three-party security treaty Aukus with the US and the Underground of Virginia, North Dakota of the US Navy. Photo: US NAVYTAYTAY ANYTHER APOSE OF Australia will not be cheap. The Sydney Morning Herald reported that every US virginia submarine will cost about 5 billion AUD to close, and plus other costs, the invoice can end at 100 billion AUD. Tien Hatrong then, new technologies are fighting submarines at a rapid speed. Like the F35 stealth fighter project has been delayed many times before, Australian nuclear submarines also face the risk of appearing in a future world completely no longer appropriate. "Always have A armed race among opposing weapons systems, forcing each system to evolve or was declared. Sometimes evolution takes place slowly, but there are times that it is a sudden extinction, "said Professor Bradbury. He said, the difference between evolution and extinction of technology is often related to specialist chemistry. "If the system is highly specialized, there may be no ways to evolve so that they can survive in a changing world." According to him, submarines, with large complexities and time Creating long, are highly specialized "beasts". Currently, they are "top predators". Nobody saw, did not hear, but filled with death. In the vast world and diversity of the oceans, it gives submarines a natural advantage. A submarine can defeat both a larger and more powerful water ship fleet. They are also useful in performing spy, intelligence, mines and special forces support. When it comes to stealth features, submarines are "predators" dominate in the past half century. But its glorious days may soon end - according to the forecast of Australian experts. The advantage of the new threat of Underground is a special threat. Ideally, we are silent in strategic positions, waiting for the opportunity to attack. They have the potential to access bloody sea routes and can strangle the economies. But what if they can't do that? At that time, the foundation of modern naval thinking will be rescheduled. In 2017, professor of strategy at the US Navy War University, James Holmes also gave such a warning. "A ship visible is a vulnerable ship. Finding such traces about the presence of a submarine, and sharing that information into tracking and targeted data, will lose the entire core advantage of the ship, namely to be able to 'stealth' in the water ". One of seven attack submarines C . Dịch vụ:
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