At the turn of the twentieth century, the world's military powers have become obsessed with the secret of developing more lethal weapons than nuclear and thermonuclear weapons. And the name of this new terrible weapon is Electro-Magnetic Pulse or (EMP). In a long-running arms race with Russia and the United States, China has unveiled its own electromagnetic pulse (EMP) technology-enabled hypersonic high-speed missile. Of course, in this arms race, besides America, Russia, and China, the name of India has also come up.

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China will most likely test the latest electromagnetic pulse (EMP) missile in August or September 2021. The effective range of the Mac 6/7 speed hypersonic missile made by China's own technology is 3,200 km. Unlike conventional missiles, it can not only hit the warheads at its targets but also carry out chemical explosions at the enemy's designated positions, destroying communications, computers, radar systems, and air defense systems, as well as power supply systems.

Missile systems are actually used to emit non-nuclear electromagnetic pulses (EMPs). In this case, a very powerful microwave oven is used to create strong pressure of electron energy. This energy can pass in the form of the electric field, magnetic field, electromagnetic radiation, and electric conduction. The electromagnetic pulse (EMP) is the mass of light rays that explode at high levels of electrons and magnetic energy. When an EMP fires a weapon at a specified area, it explodes chemically and compresses an electrically charged magnet known as a flux compression generator. The resulting shock energy is converted into extremely strong electrons and magnetic energy. It's a lot like a laser beam or a lightning strike. Millions of lightning strikes in the sky at the same time will produce a terrifying light beam, just as the impact of an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) can produce several times more light beams.

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Excessive thunderstorms in the sky can destroy surface infrastructure, power grids, radar, and communication systems. Similarly, electromagnetic pulse (EMP) rays are capable of destroying power grids, electrical equipment, and aircraft systems in an instant. This ray is able to travel in a straight path and in a crooked way in two ways. When an enemy country is attacked by a high-tech hypersonic missile system, EMP rays will strike the earth's surface, causing a massive jolt to the atmosphere, and heating the surrounding area with electrical systems and electronics in an area of ​​60 million to 1.5 million square miles. And the equipment can be destroyed in an instant. Electromagnetic pulse (EMP) weapons can also be applied through electrical wires.

On the other hand, the use of EMP weapons can certainly hack or destroy the national security information system of any country. According to a research report, the future of Russia or China's secret electromagnetic pulse (EMP) weapons attack would destroy the US national information and power grid and supply system would take almost a decade to recover and would cost an estimated four trillion dollars.
In fact, for the first time in 2012, the United States conducted a series of secret tests of this new technology, the Electro-Magnetic Pulse (EMP) weapon. According to US media reports, Boeing Corporation, the founder of the US Air Force and aircraft manufacturer, has jointly worked on the development of non-nuclear EMPs. It is being built under the ‘Champ’ or Counter-Electronics High Powered Microwave Advanced Missile Project. Russia has already completed a secret test of the weapon. India, meanwhile, is thought to have come a long way in developing and researching the new Electro-Magnetic Pulse (EMP) weapon, Kali-5000, using its own technology and scientific capabilities since 2004.