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... ratures generated from intense friction with the thick atmosphere.
For example, when firing at a target 800 kilometers away at 20 times the speed of sound, the projectile, in fact, would not even reach the predetermined impact point. Instead, like a meteor, it vaporized directly in the air, turning into a plasma state and dissipating into the atmosphere, ultimately achieving nothing.
A velocity five times the speed of sound was a more suitable initial speed, not to mention that t ...
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