[editor-surveyor]

> “He said you could even see the guidance system kick in.”

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When a missile is launched, the flight is first controlled by inertial guidance systems onboard, but once stable flight is achieved, a geodessic guidance system takes over, taking the vehicle to its intended target.

The point at which the geodessic systems take over is always very detectable by a marked adjustment in trajectory.

Capiche?

[McGruff]

The point at which the geodessic systems take over is always very detectable by a marked adjustment in trajectory.

Sure looks like something happened here.

[PetroniusMaximus]

“The point at which the geodessic systems take over is always very detectable by a marked adjustment in trajectory.”

That was exactly what he was saying regarding his analysis of the video.

[r9etb]

When a missile is launched, the flight is first controlled by inertial guidance systems onboard, but once stable flight is achieved, a geodessic guidance system takes over, taking the vehicle to its intended target.

Tell us about the "geodessic guidance system," E-S. It would be highly instructive to hear all the details you can provide.

[CodeToad]

“The point at which the geodessic systems “

You’re obviously wanting to sound knowledgeable and technical as to appear intelligent and in-the-know but to a real rocket scientist you sounded retarded. First, you misspelled the word “geodesic”, and, second, no guidance system is known as a “geodessic system”.