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Don't be silly !
With claims like these persians are only loosing any sense of credibility.
Iran can do nothing about the cruise missile, which will be the primary instrument used by USA.
Cruise missile does not depend on radars, GPS etc.
The various "Jamming" of GPS that you point to is based on huge signal noise sources and a great deal of power and do not "confuse" the system as you seem to think (ie:false readings) but simply overwhelm the GPS signal itself. Such jammers are easily located and destroyed IF you're actually shooting already. Unfortunatly it is not so cut and dried when there isn't an actual "shooting-war" going on. (Your example of North Korea) Point of fact most "GPS" guidance systems can NOT recieve GPS signals in any direction EXCEPT from "above" them so the ONLY way to "interfer" with a GPS signal is either to push out enough noise and power to overwhelm the signal (which paints a huge target on yourself and gets one killed rapidly) or to have a weaker, more directed "source" with the SAME frequency and input protocals as the original signal source somewhere "in-between" the GPS satillite and the reciever.
To which you provide the answer of the "enemy" putting up satellite(s) to do just that...
Which shows you don't understand how GPS works, or the difficulty of doing such a thing. GPS satellites are in Low Earth Orbit and there are hundreds of them. Now, while I don't have the exact numbers a simple check tells me that CIVILAN GPS systems, for example a hand held or car unit uses at least THREE GPS satellite signals in coordination to find it's location. A MILITARY system would use many more than that. Now in order to "spoof" a UAV or UCAV, (let alone a GPS guided bomb) you would have to intercept and over-ride each and EVERY one of those signals (satellites) with one of your own. So you now have to launch a complete GPS satellite network simply to try and interfere with "my" GPS network, but worse yet I don't need to have anything BUT a signal and a known orbit if I have ANY type of INS system and/or I "know" where I started, and where I'm going to guide me to the general area of the target!
And you have to have enough satellites in orbit for me to have multiple signals (all with the proper protocol, wave-length, and pulse train, etc) over my entire flight time. And they HAVE to come in at the proper "angle" to the reciever so you can't simply put a big satellite into GEO because it won't "move" the proper way a LEO satellite will!
Yes and No. Yes because silence creates an environment of uncertainty. But then there are other methods to collect information.According to you Iran shouldnt say anything, in that case they wouldnt have deterrence. How about middle ground, say few things/ keep few others as secret? Thats what Iran is doing.
I have no problem with Iranian developments. However, point is validation of bold claims. While we can speculate, military professional already know the truth. We just need them to shed some light in this regard and a few have answered, even if briefly.I never said they did. What problems do you have with "Whether advanced US missiles can or cannot be tricked, by Iran or somebody else, is anyone's guess. What history teaches us, for any weapon tech. countermeasures appears."?
Actually I already mentioned how ancient flares could misdirect missiles from their targets. Dont you think over past half of century better countermeasures could have been invented against more advanced guidance? What was sci-fi in '50s, few things arent anymore
Unwise decision. Learn from anybody, be it enemy or friend.I have that fanatic on ignore, so no idea what he is spreading.
It does. However, USA also have reputation to back its claims with substance. Of course, USA learns from others too.Why change the subject? Dont you know US can lie or mislead when it suits their goals?
This is the comment:So multiple official "its no big deal" statements from Air Force Space Command mentioned in your posted article isnt face-saving?
If you think RQ170 is mediocre in general, I have bridges to sell to you, Big Ben will be a bonus
X47-B is fully autonomous like the drones witnessed in Terminator movies. This drone does not depends upon human operators to make its decisions like most drones. And after the incident of RQ-170, it will be foolish to assume that US have not taken precautionary measures. X47-B is likely to be a different ball-game.Actually X47-B is barely newer than RQ170, their operational goals are different (i.e. bomber vs reconnaissance), therefore they arent directly comparable and carry different equipment.
That said, you have no clue what exactly either RQ170 or X47-B has, therefore your assumption is just that - assumption. It would be very ironic if lets say Iran gets hands on X47-B, you probably would say again - its just mediocre drone, no big deal
Hi Trolls !
it doesn't matter what you think ... We are powerful
Experimental purposes?X47-B !?
OK ! but why RQ-170 was secret ?
I have respect for the nation, their culture and sovereignty, but I'm fed up with hearing them doing something brilliant every other day.
X47-B is fully autonomous like the drones witnessed in Terminator movies. This drone does not depends upon human operators to make its decisions like most drones. And after the incident of RQ-170, it will be foolish to assume that US have not taken precautionary measures. X47-B is likely to be a different ball-game.
he two X-47B demonstrators are planned to have a three-year test program at Edwards AFB and NAS Patuxent River, Maryland, culminating in sea trials in 2013.[12][11] The aircraft will be used to demonstrate carrier launches and recoveries, as well as autonomous inflight refueling with a probe and drogue. The X-47B has a maximum unrefueled range of over 2,000 miles (3,200 km), and an endurance of more than six hours.[13] In November 2011, the Navy announced that aerial refuelling equipment and software would be added to one of the prototype aircraft in 2014.[14] In 2012, Northrop Grumman tested a wearable remote control system, designed to allow ground crews to guide the X-47B into precise carrier landings.[15]
The X-47 is not because of what happened with the single RQ loss. Autonomy does not equate to complete lack of control. Autonomy is like auto-pilot, but with more sophistication on decision making within programmed criteria. Human operators are 'in the loop' at all times. I have friends in Nellis, where they fly these drones over Afghanistan, and work with a Reserve USAF Lt. who is directly involve with UAVs, I will not say in what capacity other than in my specialty of avionics, and everyone laughs at the idea that somehow a triple DES encrypted link can be 'hacked' in real time by Iran. The codes for the autonomous operations of these UAVs are not Windows based, can anyone get that clue?X47-B is fully autonomous like the drones witnessed in Terminator movies. This drone does not depends upon human operators to make its decisions like most drones. And after the incident of RQ-170, it will be foolish to assume that US have not taken precautionary measures. X47-B is likely to be a different ball-game.
Please stop. You are making a fool out of yourself.the difference between autonomous and not autonomous is just in software and programing
and as a matter of fact X47-b is not autonomous in the manner you think it is . it is autonomous as it don't need an operator tell it how do a refueling by the way it's the story of the plane
this plane even won't finish its test till 2014 and is not autonomous as you think
I disagree with this.the difference between autonomous and not autonomous is just in software and programing
Here; Robot warplane passes midair-refueling test - Technology & science - Innovation - msnbc.comand as a matter of fact X47-b is not autonomous in the manner you think it is . it is autonomous as it don't need an operator tell it how do a refueling by the way it's the story of the plane
this plane even won't finish its test till 2014 and is not autonomous as you think
It can take off and land on carriers — and now it can gas up on its own to keep flying
I disagree with this.
Here; Robot warplane passes midair-refueling test - Technology & science - Innovation - msnbc.com
Of course, the drone is currently in prototype stage and lot more improvements may occur by 2014.
But this drone is the first one to have Terminator like capabilities, as per my knowledge.
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Please stop. You are making a fool out of yourself.
I think the U.S. should, in the interest of fostering good relations with Iran, help them develop this new, magical system. We should supply the test missiles... maybe launch a half dozen or so at Teheran so that the Iranians can 'deflect and re-route' them so that they can 'tweek' their new, magical system.
Some nations... O.K. 'nation' can fly up to a satellite, grab it and put it in the back of their space craft and take it home with them. And they've been able to do this for about thirty years, now. AMAZING !!!
A SCUD is a 'modern ballistic missile' ? HAHAHAHAHAHA !!!
How come Iran is knee-deep in oil but they can't even refine enough to supply themselves with gasoline ?
Don't be silly !
With claims like these persians are only loosing any sense of credibility.
Iran can do nothing about the cruise missile, which will be the primary instrument used by USA.
Cruise missile does not depend on radars, GPS etc.
I do not post on this board often, but when I see asinine posts with people have little or no understanding on a certain topic and is misled I try my best to correct them. Case and point, Iran can not do what some people in this thread are giving them credit for.
If you have to say it, you're not .
Experimental purposes?