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New technologies for military aerospace vehicles and plasma weapons: applications of photon-photon recombination in thermonuclear plasma

The warfare environment tends to become multidimensional and the modern war becomes more and more atypical, unfolding concurrently in material and non-material environments of a very different nature. Among these environments where the modern conflict unfolds, there is the outer space. And not just the cosmic space, but also the upper atmosphere of the Earth, at the boundary between the atmosphere and the space. In this rarefied and hard-to-reach environment, the actors of the conflict theater can send automated or piloted devices capable of the most diverse military missions, such as spying, strategic bombing, infiltration, remote reconnaissance, and so on. But making such an aerospace vehicle can no longer be done by applying classical technologies.