Really, the typical Indian mentality of washing the soap before hands on display again, remember what you people were mouthing off when Tejas first flew some 20 years earlier, but i guess you creatures never learn. One test and you think you have achieved it all......it's easy to target a missile when you know exactly which direction and when it's flying, not something that will strike out of the blue....weekend warriors and their wet dreams. LoL.
And I hope you do recall it is a ballistic missile defence and NOT a cruise missile or a projectile based defence system that is being referred to and a ballistic missile launch is detected by satellites quite easily, even with cloud cover?
Oh forget it .. you aptly summed it ... weekend warriors and their wet dreams.
@Robinhood Pandey @Bad Guy
The irony indeed......
you guys have absolutely no idea what you are talking about...
an ABM missile travelling at mac 3 mac 4 may be 5 is trying to hit a re entry vehicle travelling at mac 15 or mac 20... that means you cannot chase it... its three times faster than the interceptor.
what ABM does is to calculate the ballistic trajectory and contemplates where it would be at said time and send its interceptor for head on collision....
if the target missile changes its ballistic trajectory (df series, shaheen series, topol M) , whole calculations are finished. all these missiles change their trajectory several times before re entry..... final trajectory gives a raction time of not more than 30 seconds....
now go figure
It does not need to chase, it's head on velocity will be great .... a hit to kill will use the KE also .... please dont assume that the target missile will have the time to evade at that high relative velocity ... what nonsense
Anyways a moot point