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ICBM will never fly in that way.. It needs to fly real high up to pass the atmosphere before doing the re entry.
Review the videos closely. At about 30 seconds, the cameraman points the camera at a point in the sky, but the missile doesn't go to that point, instead the missile unexpectedly takes a turn toward the ground, and you can see the cameraman get confused "why is the missile going down instead of up."
And you can see the missile is no longer flying away from the camera from 45 seconds onwards. Instead it is moving perpendicular toward the ground.
This is 100% video proof of failure. The "shiny incredible superpower" makes a clown out of itself again!
ICBM will never fly in that way.. It needs to fly real high up to pass the atmosphere before doing the re entry.
But you can tell the missile is going perpendicular to the camera because you can see the missile body from a 90 degree sideway view at 1:08. There is no way that could possibly happen unless the missile was actually losing altitude at 1:08 into the flight!Once something reaches near horizon, it is impossible to say a flying object is going up or down, from naked eye or simple cmeras. So for people who belive it is coming down, be assured it has reached the horizon for your vision
indians are full of BS. In fact, layers of BS upon layers of BS. First off, they claimed it was a solid fuel motor, but in fact it's obviously a liquid fuel. It goes straight up just like a space rocket, it doesn't do spiral maneuveres like a modern solid fuel rocket.@ Aramsogo
US is BOSS in ICBM technology. India is a beginner in comparison.
Still credit should be given where due. This is first test of Agni V (correct me if I am wrong) and definitely their would be room for improvements in the future.
If you launch a missile straight up, will not fall straight down on the launch site..ICBM will never fly in that way.. It needs to fly real high up to pass the atmosphere before doing the re entry.
Was it possible for China to track this rocket all the way through? If so, I am sure they (and others) were watching its every move.
Yes offcourse. But china I don't know. USA definately. You will see their report in media in few daysWas it possible for China to track this rocket all the way through? If so, I am sure they (and others) were watching its every move.
You must have taken the videowho is that idiot said A5 veered off its course.... Yesterday night i drove to balasore to watch the test.... I planned to capture video my bad, i failed..... But i watched it with my own eyes.... Proved your selves again fools.... Might troll's...
Do you know that the earth is round and curving downwards as we go farther from any position.And the icbm trajectory is adjusted to the downward curve of earth compared to our real life perception of ballistic trajectory of something thrown from a flat plane.And at such greater distance our normally 3d vision lacks the "depth".The effect is that we see them go downward much much before the re-entry stage.If you are unable to grasp such things,do understand that this launch was monitored by every major powers and if there were any anomalies,it would have been public by now.Moreover,this video is all over the world now-Can you see any experts raising any doubt?(Other than a world class idiot without an aota of knowledge in basic physics or atleast common sense)But you can tell the missile is going perpendicular to the camera because you can see the missile body from a 90 degree sideway view at 1:08. There is no way that could possibly happen unless the missile was actually losing altitude at 1:08 into the flight!
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EPIC...JUST EPICin fact it's obviously a liquid fuel. It goes straight up just like a space rocket, it doesn't do spiral maneuveres like a modern solid fuel rocket.
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Ah, this reminds you of the GLSV fiasco too. With this "successful" launch, Agni-5 is now in active service and DRDO is ready to move on to Agni-6 and Agni-7!