New Radar can see Stealth Plane

At the University of Rochester, New York State, Mehul Malik and his colleagues has developed a new radar systems that uses the Quantum properties of photons to create an unjammable radar signal. This radar technology will able to see the stealth plane in air and can locate it.

Stealth plane uses the technology that jams the radar signal, like drowning the radar frequency with noise or dropping chaff to create a false reflection. Unlike conventional radar systems, the quantum radar can't be fooled. It works on the principle that any jamming system must modify the radar's polarised photon signal at a quantum level in order to generate a false image, with that alteration identifiable by sensors.
If the target aircraft is incapable of jamming the quantum radar's signal, then a true image of it is received by the radar sensors, with invalidity confirmed by the low number of statistical errors in the photon's quantum properties.

Working a quantum radar

In the first a high-power helium-neon laser emits polarised photon to detect on energy aircraft, Then the stealth plane or enemy plane try to jam the photon signal by creating a false radar image of its overall size and shape. In doing so, the aircraft alters the photon quantum properties, exposing the image a fake.
However, this technology is still not perfect and with a use of new sophiscated jammer that may use quantum teleportation to give false position or false information.

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