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First of all, the 3600° C is only for those space shuttle and satellites which decelerate as soon as re-entry starts. For warheads, especially ICBM warheads, there is no deceleration at all. So, generally, for them, the temperature need to deal with is.....above 8000° C. And the heat-shields...

That only prove your navigation capability. MIRV needs lot more than that. MIRV is not kind of weapon you can test in the lab for every single subject. The critical part of experiment need to be done in real launch. So, as soon as you do it, others will know

No, the heat-shield for returning satellite or warhead is consuming the heat by burning off itself. It is just like the ice, when you touch the ice with your hand, the ice will melt and turn your hand to cold at the meantime. So, here, the burning rate and weight are the key for heat-shield...

:facepalm: Opposing to what you believe, missile technology is always difficult than launching a satellite because 1. missile is generally required to launch in short notice while satellite launch can get weeks or even months prepare time; 2. Missile maybe required to launch in any weather...

The multi satellite launches are a testament of only part of it! You will need a new small size nuclear core first, then a new minimized re-entry vehicle with all new developed electrical components and heat-proof material. Each of them need lots of work to do. As the beginning, start nuclear...

Firstly, DF-5B is an aged liquid-propel missile. The deployment of this weapon is making political sense rather than military sense; Secondly, unless India and Pakistan start new round of nuclear tests for minimizing warhead, it is pointless to talk about MIRV.

Unfortunately, India's financial minister will kill himself for these "funs". Doesn't work like that. For every nuclear state except US and Russia, nuclear weapon is kind of suicidal bomb for them. The only opportunity to use these weapons is that they know they are going to die for sure. They...

There is no difference between your Mar mission and Moon mission on technic requirement. Since you already got to moon and Americans provided your deep space control, all you need is a little bit extra luck. But thermonuclear bomb is a completely new thing comparing to atomic bomb. You can't...

It is a big leap on your technology from atomic bomb to thermonuclear bomb. You need a series nuclear tests to perfect and check your theory/design. Where is your tests between these 2 bombs? And yes, it will take that long to make thermonuclear war head small because it took each of P5...

As far as I know, Chinese may tested MIRV but there is no deployed missile equipped with this tech simply because there is no demand for it: their missiles are aiming at cities of potential enemies not military target. Actually I doubt if India really need MIRV since your nuclear strategy is...

No, the atomic bomb can't be made that small. Even India successfully blow an thermonuclear bomb today, it will take another 10-15 years to make your war head into that small size.