👉 Degrees of missile technology refer to the various stages and capabilities that missiles can possess, ranging from basic projectiles to sophisticated, guided systems with advanced features. At the lowest level, these are conventional missiles, which are unguided and rely solely on ballistic trajectories determined by gravity and initial launch velocity. Intermediate missiles fall in between, often incorporating some form of guidance system to increase accuracy, such as inertial navigation or radar tracking. At the higher end, we have ballistic missile defense systems and hypersonic missiles, which can maneuver mid-flight and evade traditional tracking methods. At the pinnacle are strategic nuclear missiles, capable of delivering devastating payloads over vast distances and featuring multiple independent warheads for survivability. Each degree represents an incremental increase in complexity, capability, and strategic importance, reflecting advancements in technology and military doctrine.
