Agni is more directed towards china not pakistan.First MIRV Test..
1 Agni-V complete Pakistan Poof Gone...
Agni & Prithvi Ballistic Missiles : News & Discussions
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chinese have missiles that range more than 12000 km, we are still playing with 5000km to avoid hurting sensibilities of western frogs.
Lol.
Only 50 seconds first stage burnout, then miniscule second stage thrust.
That explains why such a massive missile has only 5000 km range.
More worried about their nuke's yield than the missile range. We can easily develop a true 8-10k ranged missile, the real problem is our low yield nuclear devices.
Well Chinese are crying that it's 8000 kms..,.
And I think they are more experienced to estimate the range. ....
Dunno what's the big deal though. I think the opposite's the problem.
how does that matter, are you suggesting that our launch vehicle is more explosive/expensive than the nuke payload?
Longer range obviously gives us freedom to launch it from where ever we want, especially for subs it makes more sense.
With >25m CEP you don't really require megaton yields. That was the thinking back when missiles had CEP in kilometers, and could miss the targeted city entirely.
Only step remaining to take is MIRV bus with 4-6 warheads of 500kg each.
So sad we couldn't See its nose cone due to darkness but if it was really MIRV then why would they test it in night.
Surface to Surface Ballistic Missile, Agni-5, successfully launched from APJ Abdul Kalam Island
Key Highlights: • Agni-5 capable of striking targets at ranges up to 5,000 kilometres with very h
pib.gov.in
It's more about silos and bunkers than cities these days. You typically need <100m to destroy a silo.
So Agni 1P is capable of hitting Aircraft Carriers too....
That's just a MARV.
So Agni 1P is capable of hitting Aircraft Carriers too....
Same as it was on Agni 2.
Not possible.
Strategic nuclear warheads on India are 3 tonners. No missile can lift more than one.
Plus no evidence, such as an elliptical/ dome or bi conical nose cone.
AGNI 1P is maneuverable while hitting a fixed target ... It may go near to maneuverable target with a satellite link but not sure about the search and scan capability on a maneuverable target ...do they have a seeker?
So Agni 1P is capable of hitting Aircraft Carriers too....
3 warheads in two rows. That’s why it’s more elongated than conventional elliptical dome (I can’t show you the designs so don’t ask me for verification)
And Nuclear weapons development in most countries including India are kept under tight secrecy away from psychotic media houses.
No one knows exactly how many we have or what’s the size of them.
Even your country talk less about N-word these days. Otherwise every one knows about your current Interior minister and his weekly religiously charged and idiotic nuclear talk
MARV was mastered by India in late 1990s early 2000s
Actual Agni 5 missiles are having elliptical dome instead of conical shape. I can't Post real foto as it got deleted by me by mistake. But the real inducted version has elliptical dome. It's for a reason that no new launch videos are available in public domain. All are stock videos...
Now don't tell India is not capable of MIRV technology. ISRO demonstrated it several times with multiple satellite launches with highest being 101 satellites. Technology is exactly the same with a bus holding warheads instead of satellites.
Also you are grossly unaware of India's miniaturisation of nuclear weapons which is almost at par with P5 nations as we got access to French super computers for simulation of modern nuclear weapons design....
Seriously dude, you need to work on your scrip writing skills. You are terrible at story telling.MARV was mastered by India in late 1990s early 2000s
Actual Agni 5 missiles are having elliptical dome instead of conical shape. I can't Post real foto as it got deleted by me by mistake. But the real inducted version has elliptical dome. It's for a reason that no new launch videos are available in public domain. All are stock videos...
Now don't tell India is not capable of MIRV technology. ISRO demonstrated it several times with multiple satellite launches with highest being 101 satellites. Technology is exactly the same with a bus holding warheads instead of satellites.
Also you are grossly unaware of India's miniaturisation of nuclear weapons which is almost at par with P5 nations as we got access to French super computers for simulation of modern nuclear weapons design....