Watch as a jet fighter drops a mock B61 model 12 bomb that zeroes in on the target zone, as part of a $10 billion United States program that seeks to build a smart atom bomb of great precision. But some fear that smaller weapons like these ones will make "limited nuclear war" seem more possible to the military: http://nyti.ms/1UKJv5e | The New York Times - Science

Did You Know?🤔 . Modern fighter jets can supercruise, meaning they can sustain supersonic speeds without using afterburners. For example, the Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor can cruise at Mach 1.8 without afterburners. This gives it a major advantage in combat, as afterburners consume a lot of fuel, reducing operational time. Supercruise allows fighter jets to maintain high speed while conserving fuel, making them more effective in both air superiority and strike missions. #scienceandtechnology #__