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"text": "My followup to this point is that image recognition can alert but doesn’t give you any telemetry data to make a firing solution based off of. The above commenter mentioned how former sensors used uv to alert for incoming missiles. The same could be said for incoming stealth bombers if you had a good enough optical sensor with a wide aperture. But you can’t tell how fast an object is moving using only optical sensors unless you have a frame of reference, and in the sky there is none. Nor can you predict it’s vector. In theory, the most realistic solution\nWould to have a laser with a wide beam illuminate a target to provide guidance data, after an optical sensor detects, but there is no benefit to this system over just sending an interceptor up to fight",
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"datetime": "2023-07-11",
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