CNN New Day With John Berman and Brianna Keilar June 4, 2024 12:07:00
You say -- if you have a traditional icbm, it would follow a big arc up into space, and as it comes down it will release its warheads toward given targets, which gives you an idea of where they're going to hit. fractional orbital bombardment involves a missile that follows a much lower trajectory, maybe 90 miles up, still in space, but then releases as it comes out of orbit this way and makes it a little harder to figure out where things might be headed out there. whether the russians have mastered this, whether this will actually work, is unknown. but that's what they're touting right now. th...
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