👉 Missiles are complex systems designed for the delivery of payloads, typically weapons or other objects, from a launch site to a specified target over long distances. They consist of several key components: the guidance system, which determines the missile's trajectory; the propulsion system, responsible for moving the missile through space or atmosphere; the control system, which manages the guidance and firing processes; and the warhead or payload, which is the actual item being delivered. Missiles can be categorized into various types based on their range, guidance methods, and payloads, including cruise missiles that follow a predetermined path, ballistic missiles that travel along a curved trajectory dictated by gravity, and cruise missiles with more flexible flight paths.
