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[_] Where is the missile? Anonymous 03/27/14(Thu)16:55 No.2330797
>> [_] Anonymous 03/27/14(Thu)17:32 No.2330833
I still don't know if this is satire or not
>> [_] Anonymous 03/27/14(Thu)17:48 No.2330849
>>2330833
It's from some US Air Force video.
http://w3.uwyo.edu/~jimkirk/guidance.html
>> [_] Anonymous 03/27/14(Thu)18:01 No.2330854
>>2330797
Translation?
This is the niggardly voodoo america will use to free the fuck out of you at any given time.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/27/14(Thu)18:03 No.2330857
>>2330854
Translation: The missile will find it's way, maybe, by using R.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/27/14(Thu)18:40 No.2330877
>>2330849
but it's serious bullshit.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/27/14(Thu)19:20 No.2330904
>>2330833
>>2330877
It's not bullshit. It's factually correct, just REALLY fucking hard to understand if you're
trying to teach someone.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/27/14(Thu)19:29 No.2330912
>>2330854
Missile guidance systems rely on GPS. If the guidance system detects a variance in the GPS, it is
now on a path it knows it shouldn't be on, and must adjust its trajectory accordingly.
The "it knows this because it knows where it isn't" is a fancy way of saying it will take
continuous rapid measurements of its current position. As long as the missile is still where it
should be, it will continue as normal.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/27/14(Thu)19:36 No.2330916
>>2330912
This kind of path plotting was invented before GPS. Heck this shit ran on reel to reel computers,
and I wouldn't be surprised if its how we got to the moon as well.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/27/14(Thu)19:39 No.2330919
>>2330904
If you understand its not satire and listen closely it actually isn't to hard to understand.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/27/14(Thu)19:46 No.2330921
>>2330912
tomahawks have been around since the early 80s and gps systems werent fully launched until 95
>> [_] Anonymous 03/27/14(Thu)19:57 No.2330929
I thought this was a hood joke
>> [_] Anonymous 03/27/14(Thu)20:04 No.2330934
This should always be posted.
