HIDDEN VIDEO SHOWING WHAT REALLY HIT THE PENTAGON
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Wouldn't it be taking out everything in it's path though?
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No, what do you mean take out everything in its path. It's a missile. It only hits the designated target. It flies well out of line of sight of the target, then approaches the target as programmed. Probably flew in low to avoid any anti-air weaponry that might blow it up.
It's convenient for the DS I'm sure, to set up the missile defense, then send a missile at it, themselves. They knew exactly how to defend from it, yet they exploited its weakness.
What I meant was, it's coming in so low. Now maybe they can swoop down at the last second and fly low like that. But what I was thinking about was all the 'stuff' around in a typical city. Mailboxes, street signs, bus stops, all kinds of things that could get in the way. In a short span of space, could a missile avoid all that stuff. But I suppose it would make a difference depending on where it was launched from. It's hard to imagine a place with the capability of launching a missile like that, already located so close to the building. But the alternative is that it came from farther away and that's just as hard to imagine. I hope we know the truth some day. It definitely wasn't a plane. I'd just like to understand the logistics of a missile traveling in that space.
No. A modern Cruise missile is synonymous with a drone being flown by a computer, GPS, and visual markers to ensure it's path is obstruction-free. Much more agile and precise than a human can do. So, yes, they can dip and bob in a microsecond to hit a target...albeit mostly in a forward momentum flight path.
Thanks for the info.
Gotcha. We'd have to ask the Afhanis how the missiles work. I'm sure theyre too familiar with it. Or Iraqis.
it went through traffic. it stopped at all stop signs and red lights to go undetected.