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Plus: Venus Stargazer hypersonic jet could reach Tokyo from San Francisco in just one hour [Blueprint]( Hypersonic missiles are a formidable challenge, but now the United States Space Force is gearing up to meet it with state-of-the-art space systems to defend itself. The new FOO Fighter program puts enemies on notice — Space Force's eyes in the skies are watching your every move. Hypersonic glide vehicles fly at speeds too quick for traditional missile defense systems. FOO Fighter's space-based infrared sensors will track these soaring projectiles during boost phase rather than waiting until late in their flight. To understand more about how Space Force intends to deal with the hypersonic threat, jump to today’s [Must Read article](. 🎬 But first, here’s [your video of the day](. Good morning. I’m Tim, an Editor at IE. This is the Blueprint. Let’s get into it. Last Sunday, Blueprint subscribers learned about how low power photovoltaic cells could replace disposable batteries. 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