What is a rocket launcher?
The missile launcher is a means of driving a projectile driven by a rocket from one point to another. Such launchers differ from weapons, cannons, and pomegranating devices, because the rocket is self -propelled, while others depend on the power in the launcher. In this respect, the missile launchers are a platform used to guide the rocket. It can also be applied to tank launchers, trucks and submarines. The largest missile rocket platform is the Space Rocket Platform. However, it is a much more complicated device and is usually not considered to be a missile launcher by themselves. The basic example is the bottle rocket. The air is pumped in a bottle and transmits energy to air pressure. When the air is released, it pushes out of the exhaust and expands quickly. It drives the bottle through the air.
General missiles are working on a similar drive base. The exhaust exhausts produced by the ignition will deduce the rocket from its current location. Rocket launcher makes it easier for several ways. First, it provides a simpleTube for accommodation and focus of rocket. Second, it provides an independent ignition system. Thirdly, it avoids backwardness by having holes in the back of the tube, which still allows the rocket to move the air.
The most common form of a missile launcher is a rocket running with a shoulder. This is more often known as Bazooka. Bazooka was originally invented by a university professor in America called Robert H. Goddard during the First World War (WWI). Goddard has successfully tested this idea; However, the ceasefire contract was signed a few days later. With his subsequent match of tuberculosis, the project stopped for several years.
Goddard's design is a natural development of searching for humanity after a long distance of weapons. The aim of such weapons is to maximize damage and minimize the risk. Inspiration for a missile launcher is not a weapon or rifle, but mortar. It was a medieval weapon that fired into V VStone ball and then down to a besieged city or castle. The mother owes her origin to Roman ballistics or screw screw and back to a modest bow and finally a hunting spear tilted flint.
Bazooka and other missile launchers were used much more in World War II (World War II) both allies and their enemies. They were designed to remove the nests of machine guns and are used as anti -tank weapons. Since World War II, development, such as the use of laser -led missiles and the use of rockets against air surface against air, but the basic design remains the same.