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>as it plows back through the atmosphere. I would assume that if you're tracking it on re-entry that's a little too late.
by javajosh 6y ago
>as it plows back through the atmosphere.
I would assume that if you're tracking it on re-entry that's a little too late.
- ethbr0 6y agoDepends on what you want to do. Launch - early warning, max time, low certainty of trajectory Boost - trajectory and impact refinement Re-entry - terminal maneuvering, impact prediction, terminal interceptor cueing I'd imagine you'd have ground-based sensors for terminal interception refinement, but having a wide angle view to cover highly maneuverable glide vehicles would be useful too.