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This seems like an incredibly bold assumption to roll the dice on, you know, given you’re talking about almost all life on Earth. I’ve also never heard of a de
by headmelted 5y ago
This seems like an incredibly bold assumption to roll the dice on, you know, given you’re talking about almost all life on Earth.
I’ve also never heard of a defence system that can pluck that many missiles out of the air. The closest I’ve heard of is the Iron Dome - which would not be able to stop what you’re talking about at all. I would think the nation that has that capability would make it known for geopolitical reasons.
- jl6 5y agoWhile I agree that anti-missile technology is extraordinarily unlikely to be as effective as hoped for upthread, if it did exist at that level of capability, the owner may still wish to keep it a secret. If it becomes known that your enemy possesses the capability to neutralize your primary weapon, you are likely to take counter-counter-measures, which could undo the advantage.