US to Test Space-Based Interceptor in 2028 – Can It Stop Hypersonic Weapons

US to Test Space-Based Interceptor in 2028 – Can It Stop Hypersonic Weapons

The United States is preparing to test the Golden Dome — a groundbreaking space-based missile interceptor designed to protect against the most advanced threats, including hypersonic weapons that travel at speeds exceeding Mach 5. Scheduled for testing in 2028, this revolutionary defense program aims to place interceptors and advanced sensors in orbit, creating a shield that could detect, track, and destroy enemy missiles before they enter Earth’s atmosphere.

In this video, we explore how the Golden Dome Space-Based Defense Program works, its advanced radar and infrared tracking technology, and the science behind its kill vehicles that operate in space. We break down the system’s potential to counter hypersonic glide vehicles, ballistic missiles, and even future space-based threats.

We’ll also analyze the pros and cons of deploying weapons in space, including cost, technical challenges, and geopolitical implications. Could the Golden Dome change the balance of global military power? Will it be the ultimate shield for the US against emerging threats from nations like Russia and China?

Watch until the end to find out whether this next-generation space weapon could truly stop the unstoppable.