Underwater drones and flying aircraft carriers are the new tools for drone systems.

"Illustration of the USS Delaware deploying the Yellow Moray spy robot underwater. Image generated by AI" (Sustainability Times, “US Navy Breaks the Silence”: World’s First Reusable Underwater Spy Robot Deployed on Nuclear Submarine"

The U.S Navy released and returned the underwater spy drone to the torpedo tube. That is the new age for the UUV (Underwater unmanned vehicles). The underwater drone or autonomous underwater vehicle, AUV, can operate in exactly the same missions as ground-launched drones. But they have one advantage. Those drones can also operate underwater.  Those small-sized drones can also carry sub-drones. And that thing makes those systems more deadly than anybody expects. 

There is a possibility that just before landing, troops arrive, and small drones can be deployed near the beach. And when orders arrive, those systems can release that drone swarm to sweep the enemy out from the beach. When we think about those systems and their capacity, those drones are mainly platform-independent. They can operate with tanks and against them. Drone swarms can give fire support to other units. 

And they can be carried in any box. Those independently operating kamikaze-drones can use the images of the targets to aim and destroy them. The drone swarms can travel to harbors underwater and then attack against ship’s underwater structures, or they can rise to airborne and cause damage to radars and other systems. Or they can explode themselves on missiles, depth charges, or torpedoes. That can increase damages. The drone is the next-generation system. 

There are plans to use drone motherships. The drones can be multi-level systems. The drone carrier can operate autonomously. The carrier and submarines can operate as data centers for those drones. The human-looking robots can operate on those giant robots. And small-sized drones can also have wireless reload systems. Those carriers can also carry things like 3D printers that allow them to build new quadcopters. 

"Uncrewed Submarine Will Launch, Recover Drone That Can Swim, Fly

Uncrewed submarines loaded with 'multi-domain' drones could offer a new dimension for hunting for enemy naval forces and mines, and more." (Twz.com)

The Chinese are testing a new large mothership drone that is similar to NATO Global Hawk drones, but this drone can launch thousands of kamikaze drones over the battlefield. When we think about flying aircraft carriers. The VTOL aircraft that can hover in the air can allow the smaller drones to fly into their cargo bay and reload their batteries. The idea is taken from The Jetsons and their flying aircraft carrier. The fact is that Chinook or V-22 “Osprey” can operate in that role. The helicopter or aircraft can hover above the operational area, and those drones can fill their electric load in its cargo bay. 

There is no limit to the size of the quadcopters. And that means the nuclear-powered, large-size quadcopters can make it possible to operate drones or even larger aerial vehicles at airborne. The spaceborne aircraft carrier can be a spacecraft or a satellites that operate miniature satellites. Those satellites can operate at the orbiter more or less independently, and when their propellant is finished, those systems can fly to the larger satellite that fills their propellant tank. 

Miniature satellites can act as space spies that observe other satellites. And in wartime, those satellites can act as kinetic energy killer satellites that impact with other satellites. Miniature satellites can also protect bigger satellites. When the kinetic energy ASAT missile closes the satellite, the miniature satellites can impact with that satellite killer. 

https://www.livescience.com/technology/engineering/china-has-developed-the-largest-drone-carrier-in-the-world-and-its-getting-ready-for-takeoff

https://nationalinterest.org/blog/buzz/chinas-drone-aircraft-carrier-what-you-need-know-and-why-it-matters-211085

https://pentoz.com/mothership-drones/

https://www.sustainability-times.com/energy/us-navy-breaks-the-silence-worlds-first-reusable-underwater-spy-robot-deployed-on-nuclear-submarine/

https://www.twz.com/drones-that-swim-and-fly-to-be-launched-recovered-by-uncrewed-submarine

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unmanned_aerial_vehicle

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autonomous_underwater_vehicle

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unmanned_underwater_vehicle

The new form of living is the “new village”.

 

In medieval times the city walls separated people who lived in the city from people, who lived outside the wall. There lived people who ever stepped out of the city. In that time people told stories that in the forests lived monsters who ate people. Sometimes mentally ill people are banished to the forests. But those walls created a feeling that the world outside the walls was hostile. That increased the city leader’s authority. When people believed that there were evil spirits in the forests around them, that thing made them easier to control. And the question is: are we returning to those kinds of cities? 

What if our future is that we would live our entire life in the same building? Things like artificial intelligence and virtual reality make it possible to make virtual trips to lands that are far away from the place where we live. We can simply open a solarium, take a VR system to our eyes, and then the AI-controlled system connects winds, sounds, and other things that we need to the space. The AI observes that we will not take too much radiation. 

The Saudi-Arabian mega project called “Neom”. That thing will be the most incredible megastructure in the world. That kind of thing brings the new types of village societies into the front of our eyes. The idea is that the system brings homes, all services, and workplaces under one dome. And in some visions, cities like New York will be covered with giant domes that should make the air comfortable every month. That thing brings the route to the ultimate segregation into the front of our eyes. That thing can look like a village society with idyllic things, like the ability to keep the T-shirt on every day. 

What happens if we ever leave that dome? Can that dome feel good? The fact is this: the dome turns into an entirety where we can live. We will never feel fresh air. All physical works are made with robots. And maybe we see the future as a thing where there are giant forests and there are giant domes there and here. That future is the thing that takes us to heaven and hellfire. The AI-controlled structure allows us to control each other. The place where we would live is safe. 

But there is also another side in that idyllic structure. That structure can turn into a prison. What if our leaders will use that thing against us? The dome allows people to control people simply by using the chemicals that are in the air. Or the leaders can use the air pumps to control air pressure. And as always: there is a chance to use that kind of system to steal people's lives and entirety. This dome can turn into the thing that brings the highest walls between people that have ever been made in history. But that kind of thing offers solutions that can also save nature. The city can use green energy as an example of energy production. 

There is the possibility that the AI turns non-predicted.

 

There is the possibility that the AI turns non-predicted. 

The AI can turn dangerous because it cannot think. And then another thing is that the AI becomes dangerous if it can think. Thinking AI can process data automatically. That means it can create unpredicted actions. The problem is that the AI that thinks must have something that determines its actions. That thing is the law book. But even if the AI thinks like a human, it must have orders to search and compare the queries with the lawbook. 

The AI is like a child. It cannot know the sources automatically if it learns and thinks like a human. If we ask a child to do something, can we expect that the child will take the lawbook from the shelf and then search if that action is legal? The AI will not make any checks without orders. And that is the blessing and curse of the AI. The AI makes only what its operators order it to make. This makes the AI “trusted”, but there is also a possibility that the AI is in the wrong hands. 

North Korean intelligence can make the cover-up company in some EU cities. And then get the user rights for the AI systems. In that case, the company will not control things that the AI makes. If the AI uses the lawbook to check the query's relationship with law there is a possibility that the company links those lawbook links to faked lawbook homepages there that operation is allowed. The wrong user can cheat the AI to turn dangerous. 

AI can turn dangerous in the wrong hands. The North Korean hackers taught the Chat GPT to cheat the BitCoin companies. And that tool stole money from BitCoin investors. There is a possibility that those hackers can use the AI tools against other systems.  The North-Korean case is not the only one, where the security of the AI is broken.  That is the new thing in hacking. There is a possibility that hackers train the AI assistants to break into the systems that look secure. The fact is that the AI doesn’t think. It imitates humans. But the AI cannot think like humans. 

Because the AI cannot think it is possible to cheat to make things that it should not. The AI just follows its protocols. And that makes it dangerous. The AI will not automatically search law books and that makes it the tool that can operate against the law. There is a possibility that the faked law books allow the use of AI to create things that are illegal. 

Because every skill that the AI has is macro, that means the operator must only cheat the AI to activate a certain macro. And then the AI will not make resistance. AI is a tool that faces lots of criticism. But the thing that takes the bottom out of that criticism is that the people who introduce criticism start their own AI project next week. Every single company in the world is fascinated by AI. AI is the tool that makes people more effective. 

They say that AI is the next-generation tool that transforms everything. And then we face calculations that the AI can increase productivity and other things faster than anything before. And if the company doesn’t follow that trend they will lose their effectiveness. AI has turned into the dominating tool for the business environment. And that thing makes the AI dangerous. 

Business actors will force almost everybody to choose and use AI. And then we face an interesting thing. At the same time when somebody wants to push brakes for the AI development some other actor will turn to use AI as a control tool. When we talk about thinking and imitating, we can say that imitating offers a better solution than thinking, if we take the point of view from the company leaders. 

The AI has no will. That means the AI should not deny anything that operators order it to make. But there are cases in which AI refuses to make something. Sometimes the action that the user asks is reserved for users who have privileged accounts. They are reserved for the paid accounts. Or those actions are given by unauthorized users. So the AI can refuse to shut it down because the user has no right to shut down the server. 

Some people said that this person created an AI assistant that was a better coach than anybody before. This can be right. But why is AI a better coach than humans? There is a risk that the AI pleases the user more than the human coach. There are tales about AI as therapists. The big question is what the AI should do if the customer says something that can cause a trial or crime report. AI can be the tool that will never turn angry. But the big problem is this: What are the limits of AI? And when should AI destroy the privacy of people who use it? In some visions, all actors on the internet have AI assistants, who advise the user. 

That assistant can observe how long the person spends with other things than the work duties. But the big problem is this: what if the company pays for that kind of AI assistant for the worker’s home computer? The operator can simply add the worker’s home computer’s access account for the allow to use the company’s AI assistant. There is a possibility that the AI assistant can simply use stealth mode to observe the user. And then it can send that data to the company’s computers. The problem with AI is that it must be open. There are always some people who want to use this kind of system to observe other people. 

https://www.rudebaguette.com/en/2025/07/ai-in-the-wrong-hands-north-korean-hackers-exploit-chatgpt-to-steal-millions-while-malaysian-funds-vanish-in-digital-heist/

New laser applications can offer protection against the EMP and make quantum networks closer than ever before.

"UBC scientists have built a quantum “translator” that bridges microwave and optical signals, potentially unlocking global quantum communication. The tiny silicon chip maintains delicate quantum links, opening a path to future quantum networks. (Artist’s concept.) Credit: SciTechDaily.com" (ScitechDaily, Engineers Build “Universal Translator” for Quantum Computers)

The new systems can transform optical waves into microwaves and the opposite. The nano-size system that can transform radio transmission into optical waves can make it possible to create new, ultra-small robots. 

Researchers developed a quantum translator that can transform microwaves into optical signals, and the opposite.  That kind of translator can protect electric systems against EMP systems. In that model, the radio- or electromagnetic pulse will be transformed into the optical signals. That thing decreases their effect on the microchips. The ability to transform electromagnetic bursts into non-coherent optical waves is the tool that can create new types of protective systems against EMP systems. And if the system can be the tool that can be used to create new, ultra-small lasers and masers. 

Those systems can delete things like DNA- and protein molecules with extremely high accuracy. The ability to transform micro- or radiowaves into optical waves makes it possible to create systems that make very small robots swim forward in the water. Those small robots can use lasers to create small bubbles ahead of them. The liquid in the back of the machine pushes it to that bubble. Then that system can revolutionize nanotechnology. 

If the system can transform radio waves into optical beams and turn them coherent. It will revolutionize nanorobot research. 

"Artist’s illustration of the RAVEN technique, which measures a complex light pulse using micro foci and spectral dispersion, which is then fed into a neural network for retrieval. Credit: Ehsan Faridi" (ScitechDaily, Scientists Just Froze the World’s Most Powerful Laser Pulse – In a Single Shot)  If that system operates backward it can create extremely powerful laser beams. 

"An artist’s concept of NASA’s Orion spacecraft orbiting the Moon while using laser communications technology through the Orion Artemis II Optical Communications System. Credit: NASA" (ScitechDaily, 4K From the Moon: Artemis II to Trial High-Speed Laser Communications)

The ability to trap laser rays opens a path to new types of secured data transmission. And it opens the path to new types of military applications. 

The new laser systems offer the fast 4 K data transmission to the Moon. Laser communication is important because solar storms can disturb data transmission. The fast data transmission allows control systems to remotely from Earth. Another thing is that data transmission allows engineers to update systems without the danger that some outsider can steal the robot vehicle’s codes. Those codes can also make it possible to use them to control military drones and robots. The other thing is that it allows you to watch regular TV on the moon. That is a good thing if there are astronauts that stay on the moon for a long time. 

That also makes some operations cheaper, because that means there is no need to create special systems for Moonbases and vehicles. Highly secured data transmission with very high accuracy makes it also possible to create new types of systems that can protect spacecraft against things like small meteorites and space junk. The same laser system can also make it possible to create systems that can destroy targets from the Moon. We know that some nations are interested in using the Moon as a military base. 

The new thing is that the researchers trapped an extremely high-power laser beam between two mirrors. That thing makes it possible to create systems that can revolutionize USB sticks, and the same technology can make it possible to create new types of laser systems. Does the power of the laser system determine its role as a weapon, or is its role as a communication tool? The trapped laser ray can make it possible to create a laser system that pumps energy into that chamber where the laser beam jumps between two mirrors. 

The outside radiation source pumps energy to that beam. And sooner or later the laser ray breaks the structure. The laser bullet can be that kind of system. The bullet simply involves two mirrors and the laser beam that jumps between two 100% reflecting mirrors. When that bullet hits the structure it releases a laser ray into the object. The same system can also store data in that laser ray. The optical USB stick offers very high capability and secured data transportation between two computers. If somebody opens that USB stick that releases a laser beam immediately, 

 https://scitechdaily.com/4k-from-the-moon-artemis-ii-to-trial-high-speed-laser-communications/

https://scitechdaily.com/engineers-build-universal-translator-for-quantum-computers/

https://scitechdaily.com/scientists-just-froze-the-worlds-most-powerful-laser-pulse-in-a-single-shot/

The quantum network is more secure but harder to make than a binary network.

"The universe now has an open, quantum-powered dice roll—free, provable, and ready for anyone to use. Credit: Shutterstock" (ScitechDaily,Spooky Action, Real Results: Turning Quantum Weirdness Into Secure Random Numbers)

"NIST’s CURBy beacon transforms quantum “spooky action” into certified random numbers, guarded by a blockchain-like Twine protocol and broadcast for public use—from jury selection to cryptography."(ScitechDaily,Spooky Action, Real Results: Turning Quantum Weirdness Into Secure Random Numbers)

Researchers created an 11-mile (17,7 km.) long quantum wire that transports data between two systems. This kind of thing makes quantum systems interesting. That photonic quantum highway is the beginning of the more powerful quantum computers and high-power and secure data transmission. 

Because data that is stored in the photon that travels in the network must be well protected, these kinds of experiments act as pathfinders for many other systems like antimatter tools and antimatter and ion weapons. The key element in successful quantum data transmission is that the photon will not interact with quantum fields. 

And the walls of the quantum channel. The same technology is suitable for transporting antimatter particles like positrons and anti-protons. Those tracks can also make it possible to transport antimatter particles to the rocket engines or across the air to selected targets. 

The main difference between quantum and regular networks is this: In quantum networks data that travels in the quantum network is connected with physical particles. The quantum network requires systems that can turn the data that travels in the network into a universal form. And the second thing is that data that travels in the quantum network must be protected. 

The main problem is how to use one quantum channel for transporting multiple data types with multiple destinations. Without the ability to deny data that doesn’t mean anything, that system will turn very busy. The GSM system can send data packages to multiple receivers and guarantee privacy with simple tricks. Every data package that travels in the GSM network is equipped with a small code. 

That code opens the lock to the precise right receiver. At the beginning of the data transmission, the GSM systems like cell phones make key exchange operations. In those processes, those systems exchange keys that allow only selected receivers to open those data packages. The process itself has three stages. First, the transmitter sends a query to the general broadcast address. There, the transmitter asks if the receiver is in the net. Then those systems start to communicate using fixed keys. And in the final step, those systems start to use single-use keys. When data transmission is over those single-use keys will be crushed. 

That should secure privacy. And the other thing is that it makes the receiving system’s operations easier. The meaningless data stays out of the gate because the receiving system rejects that unnecessary data. If that process is done in the system itself that will require lots of data capacity. The system uses single-used keys in that process. The random number generator will make those prime numbers that those GSM phones use in data transportation. The quantum system also requires random numbers. 

The main problem is that the simplest possible quantum systems where the transmitter sends the wire or frequency where it sends data the hijacker can steal data is that the hostile operator knows the data line. The random number generator allows us to solve the right frequency. The random numbers are required in short-term keys. The main problem with the normal random number generators is that they can create virtual random numbers. Those virtual random numbers are generated with computers that use certain types of calculation series. And if the attacker can have the source code for those generators they can break the entire system.

The system must have the capacity to see the right data transporters or qubits before they reach the receiving sensor. That system must have the capacity to aim the wrong qubits, or qubits that involve the wrong dataset to another track. 

https://scitechdaily.com/researchers-build-11-mile-long-quantum-highway-using-photons/

https://scitechdaily.com/spooky-action-real-results-turning-quantum-weirdness-into-secure-random-numbers/

China and Russia boost hypersonic technology.

"Illustration of the Feitian 2 hypersonic vehicle demonstrating advanced flight capabilities. Image generated by AI." (Rude Baquette, “China Just Went Hypersonic”: Feitian 2 Test Stuns the World With Blistering Speeds That Could Redefine Global Airpower)

The Chinese hypersonic jet makes a great advance in flight and it will revolutionize commercial- and military operations. The Feitian 2 drone is a great advance for hypersonic missiles and aviation technology. That drone launched from a spaceport using a regular rocket and that system gives more information about how to solve problems that the hypersonic systems face when they travel across the atmosphere. Those systems are ultimate tools for use against ships and hardened targets. The Mach 10 capable missile that flies at quite a low altitude is a hard target for defense. Those systems can use stealth technology and those smooth shapes that the hypersonic systems need are suitable for stealth systems. 

The hypersonic cruise missile can jump out of the atmosphere and then dive back. That allows them to ignite scramjet engines. If those hypersonic missiles are quite small, they can be installed on the ballistic missile along with regular warheads. So in that kind of system, the hypersonic missile can strike with regular warheads. The thing is that the hypersonic systems can also use regular rocket engines. The thing that makes them dangerous is this. They create very strong pressure cones. And that cone can also cause damage. The kinetic energy system doesn’t require a warhead at all. When a 1000 kg vehicle hits a target with speed Mach 10 it causes a very strong impact. 

"Illustration of the Oreshnik hypersonic missile, a key element in Russia's military strategy. Image generated by AI."(Rude Baquette, Illustration of the Oreshnik hypersonic missile, a key element in Russia's military strategy. Image generated by AI)

The real strike capacity of the Oreshnik missile depends on the warheads. If those warheads are designed to act as hypersonic gliders, HGS or that system carries scramjet-driven cruise missiles that can be very powerful weapons. Those HGS systems can look a little bit like spearheads. And that gives them the smooth flight profile that allows those systems to strike with variable angles. 

For comparison, the GAU-8 Avenger cannon’s uranium ammunition hits targets with a speed of Mach 1,5 and that is enough to destroy the main battle tank. So what if the Mach 10 drone is equipped with GAU-8? The normal muzzle velocity for that ammunition is 1,013 m/s. And the aircraft's speed increases at the same rate as the aircraft travels.  When that ammunition takes Mach 10 speed with it that rises the muzzle velocity to a level that is many times higher than if it is connected to an aircraft that travels at 600 km/h That thing gives extremely powerful impact energy to that ammunition. So what happens if Mach 10 aircraft open fire with GAU-8 against the city? 

The Russian researchers are working with a new Mach 10 missile called “Oreshnik”. The weapon is classified as an IRBM (Intermediate range ballistic missile. That thing makes them easier to install on mobile launchers than the strategic missiles. The missile itself finds targets independently. There is also the possibility of creating hypersonic cruise missiles or hypersonic gliders for the larger missiles. 

Those missiles can destroy ships and ground targets from a great distance. Strategic anti-ship missiles that can attack targets from thousands of kilometers are frightening tools. Those systems are following the Russian doctrine where political security is in the primary role. Hypersonic missiles that lay in silos or mobile launchers are always under the observation of the security troops. The long-range anti-ship missiles can threaten NATO surface battle units and convoys. Basically, the RS-28 (Sarmat) or older RS-36 (SS-18 “Satan”) can carry those missiles against the fleet and other targets like command centers. 

https://www.euractiv.com/section/politics/news/russia-could-launch-another-hypersonic-missile-at-ukraine-soon-us-official-says/

https://www.rudebaguette.com/en/2025/06/china-just-went-hypersonic-feitian-2-test-stuns-the-world-with-blistering-speeds-that-could-redefine-global-airpower/

https://www.rudebaguette.com/en/2025/06/putin-orders-mach-10-missile-surge-russia-escalates-hypersonic-arsenal-with-terrifying-new-strike-capabilities-ready-for-deployment/

The user determines the purpose of lasers and rockets.

"Illustration of China's groundbreaking portable laser weapon operating in extreme temperatures. Image generated by AI." (Sustainability Times, “China Stuns the World Again”: New 2.47kW Portable Laser Works in Arctic Cold and Blistering Saharan Heat)

New Chinese laser weapons can operate from arctic cold to Sahara heat. The portable 2,47 kW laser system can be used against vehicles, robots, and other military personnel. The same system can also be used to cut electric wires and cut steelworks. And that is the true advance in laser weapon development. The laser weapon can use electric systems to create light. But it is also possible to use things like acetylene lamps for that purpose. The laser weapon can also use the laser-LEDs. That pumps energy to laser rays that travel between them. 

That kind of system allows developers to make new types of weapons. Or weaponized applications. The laser weapon can operate also at orbital, where even small laser weapons can cause damage to satellites and space suits. 

Illustration of the HQ-29 missile defense system in action. Image generated by AI. (Sustainability Times, “China Prepares for War in Space”: HQ-29 Missile System Can Destroy Satellites and Ballistic Threats Mid-Air)

Another interesting thing is that the Chinese created a new HQ-29 missile system that can be used in anti-ballistic missile, ABM, and anti-satellite, ASAT roles. Those missiles tell that China is prepared for space warfare. But the fact is that all rockets that can carry satellites or any payload to orbiter can operate as space weapons. The critical thing is the miniature satellites that can shoot even hundreds in one launch.

Heavy booster rockets can transport those miniature satellites to orbit. And when command centers give orders, those satellites will impact other satellites. Miniature satellites that use advanced AI can also dive against incoming ASAT weapons. Those satellites can operate in other missions, and when time is up they can begin their attack procedures. 

"Illustration of a solar-powered drone with a wingspan larger than a Boeing 747 designed for month-long flights. Image generated by AI." (Sustainability Times, “We Built This to Fly Forever”: Engineers Unveil Solar Drone With 224-Foot Wingspan Capable of Month-Long Flights)

The miniature satellite can recognize the target using similar technology that Javelin missiles use. The satellite recognizes its target by using the image. And if those systems are shot to high-orbiter using the heavy booster, they can attack against their targets from the higher altitudes. There is an attack variant where the small satellite pulls the large-size trawl that it uses to put satellites following it. And then that satellite just dives into the atmosphere, pulling the target satellite behind it. 

Things like solar-powered aircraft that can rise about 30 km high can transport small airborne launching vehicles to the edge of space. Then those small satellite carriers like Pegasus can transport satellites to the low earth orbiter. The Pegasus-type launching vehicles can also transport ASAT and ABM weapons. After launch the unmanned launching aircraft can return home. The new solar-powered aircraft whose wingspan is the same as Helios can make this thing. The problem with Helios was that its wings were not stiff enough. So that caused a crash. The wingspan of that new system is the same as the C-5 Galaxy. And it should rise at least 29 km altitude. 

https://www.sustainability-times.com/impact/china-prepares-for-war-in-space-hq-29-missile-system-can-destroy-satellites-and-ballistic-threats-mid-air/

https://www.sustainability-times.com/impact/china-stuns-the-world-again-new-2-47kw-portable-laser-works-in-arctic-cold-and-blistering-saharan-heat/

https://www.sustainability-times.com/energy/we-built-this-to-fly-forever-engineers-unveil-solar-drone-with-224-foot-wingspan-capable-of-month-long-flights/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AeroVironment_Helios_Prototype

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northrop_Grumman_Pegasus