From this angle, the hump looks more like the missile silo hump of the Project 955 Borei class SSBN but looks like the Delta class missile hump when viewed from the rearward side angle, it looks like the S5 class SSBN is inspired by SSBN designs from all over the world, forward section looks to be inspired from the British Vanguard class SSBN, missile hump from Russian SSBN.
S3 was launched some time in 2017 i think.
Yep i know. That's why i said that the S4 will come by 2022 and not this year end.
You said S-4 will be launched by 2022. It'd be commissioned by then with the launching happening anytime now.
I don't really think we can get it into service that fast.
If you go through the earlier posts on this thread particularly by @R!cK , you'd find out that the hulls have been under fabrication since a long time. In all probability the S-4* will be launched by 2022 , post which we'd be taking up the hull fabrication of the S-5 class.
The production of 2nd one S3 too more than 5-6 years. S4 is supposed to be bigger.
before the stars alignment system, quite new, all the ballistic missile used strap down inertial navigation.
That post was by an ex serviceman & a trojan horse of the Chinese. Don't take him seriously. Nobody here does. You can check his TL on twitter.He's unusually harsh on India & disparages it's developments & full of praise for China.I posted his views here only to make members here aware.
I actually really want to know how ballastic missiles use Artificial Intelligence
??maybe in the case of a active end course seeker, to "help" correlating the image and the real target. It is used in the new Thales targeting pod Talios. How is it efficient? it's a nice question without answer so far.I actually really want to know how ballastic missiles use Artificial Intelligence
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