"총알로 날아오는 총알을 맞힌다?" 사드가 빠졌는데, 왜 한국은 조용했을까" — 전 세계 3개국만 가진 L-SAM의 정체

Destroying a missile falling at Mach 8 by crashing head-on into it without any explosives? Only three countries in the world have accomplished this: the United States, Israel, and South Korea. This past March, six U.S. THAAD missile launchers, which had been guarding our heads, were moved entirely out to the Middle East via Osan Air Base. Strangely enough, however, our military remained silent. There were no protests or commotion. It turned out there was only one reason: we already held our own umbrella in our hands. This is the technology that even the superpower United States failed to counter with nuclear weapons in 1962, and which it only managed to succeed once in 1984 after three failed attempts. We independently perfected this principle—discarding the entire rocket body, deflecting gas in the airless void of space to change direction, and distinguishing between a real warhead and a fake decoy in the split second it grazes at Mach 8, hitting them head-on with perfect precision—without any external assistance. We take a closer look at how this event, which is simply glossed over in the news as "successful interception," is actually a collection of insane calculations and technology. If you watch until the end to understand the principle of hitting a bullet with a bullet, you will see why it gives you goosebumps. Chapter 00:00 "Hit a bullet with a bullet?" — Start 01:40 The Day the Umbrella Went Off Whole 05:20 Why This Should Normally Be Impossible 09:00 A Missile That Discards Its Body and Spits Out Gas 13:00 The Real and the Fake, A 0.001-Second Decision 17:00 Why We Were Laughing Silently