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US to build new nuclear gravity bomb
(www.defensenews.com)
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this post was submitted on 29 Oct 2023
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What happens when someone takes control of the guidance? A bomb dropped from the sky is going to obey the laws of physics and that's it.
Laws of physics? What are you, a narc?
https://i.imgur.com/z3EEL82.mp4
I'm so glad someone made it into a movie.
You dont just "take over" an inertial guidance system.
No, but the possibility exists.
In the same way the atoms that make up you and the atoms that make up a car wont hit eachother if you get hit. Unless there is some massive amount of fuckery theres no stopping a bomb once its dropped.