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What is the range of Agni-3 Ballistic Missile which was launched by DRDA on 7th May 2008?
The Agni-3 Ballistic Missile has a range capability of approximately 3,000 to 3,500 kilometers. It is a nuclear-capable intermediate-range missile developed by the Indian Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO).
How fast can a surface to air missile go?
Some can fly at Mach 3-6 while anti-ballistic missiles can achieve Mach 10
What weapon starts with the letter v?
V-weapons were long-range artillery weapons used by the Germans during World War II. V-1 was a cruise missile. V-2 was a ballistic missile. V-3 was a cannon.
Who invented Agni 3?
pakistan
Intercontinental ballistic missile top ten countries?
if you say in Asia 1 china 2 Pakistan 3 India 4 japan 5 north Korea 6 south Korea 7 Iran
How many warheads could Polaris Poseidon and Trident each carry?
The Polaris missile could carry up to 3 warheads, while the Poseidon missile was capable of carrying up to 14 warheads. The Trident I (C4) could carry 8 warheads, and the Trident II (D5) can carry up to 14 warheads. These capabilities reflect the evolution of U.S. submarine-launched ballistic missile technology over time.
How many air to air missile can an f-15 c carry?
Eight. Normally carries 6 AIM-120 AMRAAMs (Advanced Medium Range Air to Air Missile) and 2 AIM-9M Sidewinder short range missiles along with 3 droptanks.
What does a BAP do in Mechwarrior 3?
a bap (beagle active probe) increases sensor range and increases enemy missile lock-on time
When was the first rocket to go into space?
The first rocket to enter space was the German V-2 rocket launched on October 3, 1942. It was an early ballistic missile developed during World War II.
Most powerful weapon?
The ICBM [Intercontinental Ballistic Missile] is the most powerful weapon in the world. It carries 2-3 nuclear warheads and it is so powerful, that it has never been used in a full test launch. They can also be fired 3500 miles away.
What is N submarine?
The hull designator denotes the hull type, it's purpose, and its propulsion mode. For example SSN stands for "Submersible Ship, Nuclear"; SSBN is Submersible Ship, Ballistic, Nuclear; and SSGN is Submersible Ship, Guided Missile, Nuclear. Any vessel that isn't a variant (rare in today's Navy) has a single designation - BB, DD, etc. Nuclear powered vessels are denoted with an "N" in the designation.For submarine hull types, there are currently 3 in the U.S. inventory - SSN, SSGN, and SSBN. SSN's are Nuclear Fast-Attack Submarines - Sturgeon, L.A., Seawolf and Virginia Classes. SSBN's are Ballistic Missile Submarines (Ohio class, etc.) SSGN's are converted older SSBN's that have had their Ballistic Missiles removed as part of the Treaty with the former Soviet Union. They were converted to Cruise Missile launch platforms.
When was the first v2 made?
The first V-2 rocket, developed by Nazi Germany during World War II, was successfully launched on October 3, 1944. This rocket was the world's first long-range guided ballistic missile, marking a significant advancement in rocket technology. It was designed by a team led by engineer Wernher von Braun and was used as a weapon against Allied targets.
