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this naval varient would have another code name...they were spotted in the ground simulation test facility located in the shipyard... this GJ-1X would be operated both on CV and the newly launched LHA

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another model from the other R&D team...

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Three identical, so no 3rd ramjet, adaptive cycle, APU or anything...but more in line with my earliest guesstimation
To match similar level of thrust they're using perhaps three WS-10s.
Also someone said morphing control surfaces, morphing is bit different in aeronautics where it means a wing or surface that can change its aerodynamic properties by changing its surface WITHOUT USING ANY MOVING PARTS LIKE FLAPS OR SLATS.
These are simple brakes that are deployed on both sides for braking and on one to slow that side more than the other resulting in it turning...acting as rudders for aircraft without vertical stabilizer or tail.

What's ingenious compared to say B2 or any flying wing UAVs is the fact that these brakes too are at an angle so even when they'll be deployed they'd generate less RCS compared to their traditional counterparts.
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This same thing is evident in the wing bumps housing the flap actuators, in everything from F-22 to J-20 they're pretty much following the angle of the fuselage but here we can see that even those are trying to match the angle of wing; so drag would be slightly increased but similarly RCS would go down.
 
Reportedly the first sighting of Project Tengyun spaceplane
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More of a space project than a defence one but just like each and every single thing in space, this too has the potential to be used for military role. Somthing similar to US Prompt Global Strike concept.

What's going on @helin xiōng dì, wanna test everything before year of the Snake starts!?
 
two-stage-to-orbit reusable launch vehicles...the 2nd stage is being tested whcih was launched by CZ-2F rocket several times... the first stage is more sophisticated with three types of engines combined propulsion system, which means more time needed for this part.
 
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Some other edited pics comparing J-36 with J-20 & B-21

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Yes i noticed that but if we can have a scaled estimation then it would be more convincing.
One of the Chinese photo i shared above with blue background shows only 2 AAMs.
Total 10 AAMs, all in parallel even with folding fins & after staggering them doesn't look to fit.


EDIT/ADD: The MLG (Main Landing Gear) bay is also BIG which rules out SWB (Side Weapons Bay) for big missiles.
 
Yes i noticed that but if we can have a scaled estimation then it would be more convincing.
One of the Chinese photo i shared above with blue background shows only 2 AAMs.
Total 10 AAMs, all in parallel even with folding fins & after staggering them doesn't look to fit.


EDIT/ADD: The MLG (Main Landing Gear) bay is also BIG which rules out SWB (Side Weapons Bay) for big missiles.

Official still didn't give any info, fans tried to find clues from GJ-11

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