【Historical Live Broadcast】Watching videos and being seen by our ancestors

[It turns out that the Indian Brown Ballistics is more difficult to intercept than my country's Qian Xuesen Ballistics]

[Our country's ballistics mainly hits whatever you point at]

【India is hitting wherever it points】

As soon as they launched the missile

[Air defense missiles around the world must be alert]

[Because of Brownian trajectory, except for the starting point of the missile, it is determined]

[How to fly and where to land are all up to fate]

[After the launch, not only the surrounding countries and enemies were afraid, but even he himself was afraid]

[After all, Indian missiles often fire by mistake, and this is not just once or twice]

[For example, in 2013, they launched two submarine-launched missiles on their own]

[The first bomb blew up the submarine docked in the port]

[Another missile accidentally hit the cabin and destroyed itself.]

[Not only did they lose the submarine, but they also caused casualties among many soldiers]

[This also makes India the only country in the world that uses anti-ship missiles to shoot down submarines]

[So, when Indian missiles are aimed at you]

【You can rest assured】

When it's not aiming at you

[You'd better be 12% alert]

[Please don’t be unlucky enough to fly to my doorstep]

"Qian Xuesen's trajectory: hit wherever you point!

Brown's trajectory: You never know where it will hit! "

"Qian Xuesen's trajectory: two certainties and one uncertainty

Brown's trajectory: two uncertainties and one certainty [covering face]"

"There are two types of ballistic missiles in the world that cannot be intercepted. The first is the Qian Xuesen trajectory, and the second is the Indian Brown trajectory. The starting point of the Qian Xuesen launch and the end point of the strike are both certain, but we are uncertain about the flight process in between.

The biggest feature of India's Brown ballistic missile is that only the launch site is confirmed, and the flight trajectory and final landing point are uncertain. Therefore, India's missiles are recognized as the most difficult missiles to intercept in the world. "

"India: I am only responsible for the launch! I don't care where it goes, if you want to find it, go find it yourself..."

"Latest news, good news the missile has been launched, bad news it was lost and has not been found yet [see]"

"I laughed my ass off. It was like when I was chopping down a tree with a sickle, and the handle broke and flew over me. I wasn't sure where it fell, so I hid in the bushes and escaped from danger [grin][grin][grin][grin]"

Our ancestors: How far is India from us?

They invented a weapon so carelessly, is there really no problem (｀Δ′)! ?

They are so bold that they can develop weapons that they don't even know where they can launch.

Where is safety? Where is responsibility? Where is morality? (?o?;

If this were accidentally launched into our country, wouldn't our future generations be in great trouble?

The craftsmen who specialized in developing weapons in every dynasty: No, are these people really a group of people without any craftsmanship at all?

Let’s not talk about how powerful this weapon will be when it is developed. Will it hurt yourself?

If such a weapon is developed and used in the army, would they really not be afraid of the people in charge of Candy Crush coming to knock on their doors?

And what kind of foolish monarch or brainless general would use this thing as a weapon in the army!

We really couldn't figure it out no matter how hard we tried.

After seeing the missile developed by India, Brown Ballistic, being launched and disappearing, the emperors who were eager to research missiles were a little scared.

He began to persuade the Yanshi in the palace not to be too hasty when studying future missiles, but to slow down and take one step at a time. Only slow work can produce fine work. He did not seek speed, but sought strong results.

The consequence of being too hasty may be just like the Indian missile in the sky in later generations, which is counterproductive. Whether the enemy is hurt or not is one thing, but the key is that it also accidentally hurts its own people.

How precious is the life of a soldier in our country? It cannot be compared with the life of a soldier in other small countries.

Yanshi: Finally, this is an imperial decree that tells us to take our time, instead of urging us to research new things. I suddenly feel a little touched. Why? (?_?)