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square of the velocity. In 1864, the
Electro-
ballistic chronograph was invented, and by 1867 one
electro-
ballistic chronograph was
claimed by its inventor...
- In
mesoscopic physics,
ballistic conduction (
ballistic transport) is the
unimpeded flow (or transport) of
charge carriers (usually electrons), or energy-carrying...
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ballistic missile having Terminal guidance instead of
Electro-Optical guidance. In
March 2017, it was
reported that this
domestically made
ballistic missile...
- The 3.67 m
Advanced Electro Optical System Telescope is a
Department of
Defense telescope at
Haleakala Observatory. The
telescope is part of the Maui...
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operational exercises in 2011, has
demonstrated the
ability to
detect and
track ballistic missiles to
ranges exceeding 800
miles (1,300 km), and has also demonstrated...
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Surveillance Network includes dedicated, collateral, and
contributing electro-optical, p****ive
radio frequency (RF) and
radar sensors. It
provides space...
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operational in 2017. It is
designed to
intercept enemy planes, drones,
tactical ballistic missiles,
medium to long-range
rockets and
cruise missiles,
fired at ranges...
- «Искандер»; NATO
reporting name SS-26 Stone) is a
Russian mobile short-range
ballistic missile system. It has a
range of 500
kilometres (270 nmi; 310 mi). It...
- be 25%. From the inside, the
Electro is very
similar to the gasoline-powered version, but from the outside, the
Electro is much quieter.
Electricity costs...
- of
ballistic missile development. In 1989, the
Space Division returned to its
historic name of the
Space Systems Division and
regained its
ballistic missile...
