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That's true for subsonic low altitude missiles yes. For a missile going Mach 7 at 25km altitude, the carrier has no hope of moving enough in the 9 minutes it h
by sudosysgen 5y ago
That's true for subsonic low altitude missiles yes.
For a missile going Mach 7 at 25km altitude, the carrier has no hope of moving enough in the 9 minutes it has to evade the missile.
So you only have to find the carrier once briefly, which is not so hard.
- dotancohen 5y agoLet us assume that at launch the missile had the location of the carrier as provided by satellite one hour ago. How is the final phase of flight and targeting going to work? How far away can on-board sensors detect the carrier, and does the missile have the maneuverability to steer towards the target in that timeframe?