DF-10A
Chinese cruise and anti-ship missiles
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Hi shanlung,Was that a missed hit?
They were aiming for dead center of the window.
That DF10 can be seen hitting just below that window
Hahaha!!!This building is being hit multiple times at the same place at that, see the building before being hit, its plastered, so the accuracy seems to be at 90% plus.
Hi shanlung,
Hahaha!!!This building is being hit multiple times at the same place at that, see the building before being hit, its plastered, so the accuracy seems to be at 90% plus.
With Beidou 4 or Beidou 5, missile must be accurate enough to hit a pimple on a face.
and not just center of window.
And must get the correct pimple too .
I need some basic education here. Is the building made of wooden blocks or cardboards? Given the lightweight (and flexible materials for the missile body) of cruise missiles, I wonder how they penetrate such thick layers of cements and detonate inside at subsonic speed...Screen captures of old footage of DF-10 landing on target.
PiSigma
"the engineer"
It's concrete and brick construction, you just need to zoom in.
You need to re-do your junior high physics.. F=ma. In this case deceleration of a small mass.
antiterror13
Brigadier
Impressive! PLA missile turns almost 90 degrees, pointing upright to the sky before it shoots out horizontally.
Interesting comment, presumably from Indian (from the name)
Interesting comment, presumably from Indian (from the name)
by78
General
I'm not sure where this slide comes from, so I can't vouch for its credibility. It hints that a certain "strategic cruise missile" has optical windows. Whether the missile in question is DF-100 or the image is simply there for illustration purposes, I have no idea.
Zinc Sulfide windows are used by IR detectors inside Hypersonic vehicles to look out, and see through the friction generated heat from the atmosphere.I'm not sure where this slide comes from, so I can't vouch for its credibility. It hints that a certain "strategic cruise missile" has optical windows. Whether the missile in question is DF-100 or the image is simply there for illustration purposes, I have no idea.