>The “missile” is actually three tungsten darts attached to a rocket motor which, when launched, are accelerated to more than Mach 3.0… two modulating lasers[ to create a matrix](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8XJxD6ewbeY) which keeps the projectiles on target. Traveling at Mach 3.0, the three tungsten darts have more than enough kinetic energy alone to do serious damage to an aircraft, but for good measure, they also have an explosive charge on a delayed fuse designed to detonate when inside the target.
and all “fire and forget” compact enough to also launch from from a shoulder? ooof.
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>The “missile” is actually three tungsten darts attached to a rocket motor which, when launched, are accelerated to more than Mach 3.0… two modulating lasers[ to create a matrix](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8XJxD6ewbeY) which keeps the projectiles on target. Traveling at Mach 3.0, the three tungsten darts have more than enough kinetic energy alone to do serious damage to an aircraft, but for good measure, they also have an explosive charge on a delayed fuse designed to detonate when inside the target.
and all “fire and forget” compact enough to also launch from from a shoulder? ooof.