@Chinmoy
You have once again proved your "DEFLATED INTELLIGENCE " .
Here it is.
I have inflated ego or not, but you have a deflated intelligence. Could you guide me to one instance or para where anyone in your tagged article or video mentioned about launch angle?
And you know why you have a deflated intelligence? Because in practical sense, you can't launch a long range BVRAAM horizontally unless and untill you are flying at a much higher altitude then the target. Even then there would be a 5 to 10 degree of high AoA.
If you are so intelligent, go and find the answer why.
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First, what launch angle are you talking about???
The whole point of this debate was that some bvraam missiles climbs to a higher altitude after launch. The launch aircraft can be at a much lower altitude while the missile can climb up and cruise at a rarefied atmosphere and just before entering the seeker acquisition range , the missile dives down on its target .
I have posted countless articles and videos which explicitly mentions that wrt AIM-54. Even the RIO mentions it.
Secondly, don't try to teach me physics pls .
The link which you posted shows the interrelation between thrust vectoring of the launch air aircraft, AoA and the missile kinematics itself. No aircraft uses TVC at transonic speeds where you generally launch a bvraam missile.
Go through the article and it speaks about the effective of wvraam in close in combat when coupled with launch aircraft thrust vectoring. Again i had reiterated since ages , that launch angle or AoA matters only for wvraam since they launch straight from the rail and in close in combat situations.
Show me a paragraph where it explicitly states that BVR missiles are launched at high AoA.
Thirdly , as for the PHMT, from which you posted that pic of high alpha launch, the project never did take off. The missile wasn't fired.
So no high alpha launch of a bvraam ever took place in history .
Here go through this.
https://www.sandboxx.us/blog/nasas-plan-to-use-an-f-15-to-launch-hypersonic-phoenix-missiles/
Fourthly, An AoA of 5 to 10 degree isn't considered to be launching at an angle. This isn't an air to ground weapon being launched in ccip or ccrp that you have to fly at a straight heading within certain dive angles or straight or nose up to lob off your bomb like they do for tactical nukes.
Besides, show me a single video where the pilot pitches up his nose for a high alpha and lobs off the bvr missile.
ALSO pls explain why does a Phoenix flies to a higher altitude of 80k ft after launch anywhere from 25-30000ft? Why?? This was the entire point of the debate.
A person who doesn't know shit about AIM-54 Phoenix won't be lecturing me on bvraam and missile kinematics .
And let me repeat. Astra MK3 WILL HAVE A RANGE UPWARDS OF 300 KM .
So pls, sit down. Don't insult your deflated sense of intelligence. You still have ways to go when it comes to ACM, jets and air to air missiles.