North Korea missile launch fails
Posted: Sat Apr 15, 2017 6:16 pm
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1 - In the early stages of the US missile program there were many failures - rockets that blew up on the stand and shortly after launch.surprise_i'm_armed wrote:A few thoughts come to mind when looking at the North Korean missile program.
1. It seems like close to 100% of their missiles blow up on the launch pad or soon after.
2. Could it be that the US might be using their launches to try out some kind of StarWars defense weapon?
3. Could the US be retrieving the spent missiles from the ocean in order to reverse engineer them?
As Arsenio Hall used to say in his opening monologues...."things that make you go Hmmmmmm."
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WildBill wrote:1 - In the early stages of the US missile program there were many failures - rockets that blew up on the stand and shortly after launch.surprise_i'm_armed wrote:A few thoughts come to mind when looking at the North Korean missile program.
1. It seems like close to 100% of their missiles blow up on the launch pad or soon after.
2. Could it be that the US might be using their launches to try out some kind of StarWars defense weapon?
3. Could the US be retrieving the spent missiles from the ocean in order to reverse engineer them?
As Arsenio Hall used to say in his opening monologues...."things that make you go Hmmmmmm."
SIA
2 - No.
3 - Why would we want to reverse engineer a missile that blows up? We already know how to do that.
That needs one more frame...the little guy's arms sticking out from under the boot!AndyC wrote:
Getting fired in North Korea is different that getting fired over here.puma guy wrote:WildBill wrote:1 - In the early stages of the US missile program there were many failures - rockets that blew up on the stand and shortly after launch.surprise_i'm_armed wrote:A few thoughts come to mind when looking at the North Korean missile program.
1. It seems like close to 100% of their missiles blow up on the launch pad or soon after.
2. Could it be that the US might be using their launches to try out some kind of StarWars defense weapon?
3. Could the US be retrieving the spent missiles from the ocean in order to reverse engineer them?
As Arsenio Hall used to say in his opening monologues...."things that make you go Hmmmmmm."
SIA
2 - No.
3 - Why would we want to reverse engineer a missile that blows up? We already know how to do that.with WildBill. One thing comes to mind for N. Korean missile failures. Most likely the designers, engineers and technicians themselves are "reverse engineered" after every failure, so they start with new guys!