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日前,美国物理学会的一个12人专家小组公布的一份报告再次就该系统重要组成部分的助推段拦截系统的有效性提出质疑,认为其对于高速固体燃料导弹几乎无效,只能望“弹”兴叹。舆论认为,这份报告将影响到布什政府能否在今后赢得国会的财政支持。 美国总统布什去年12月发表声明,下令军方着手部署导弹防御系统,以预防大规模杀伤性武器对美国造成“灾难性破坏”。按照布什政府的计划,到2004年,美军将在阿拉斯加的格里利堡将首批10枚陆基拦截导弹部署完毕,在2005年或2006年再部署10枚。在一个全球性的雷达与感应器网络的引导下,这个初步的系统将具备有限的防御远程导弹的能力。然而,布什的计划一公布,除了政界人士的反对外,从技术层面上怀疑这一计划可行性的声音也不断出现。
Recently, a report released by a panel of 12 experts at the American Physical Society once again questioned the effectiveness of the intercepting system, an important component of the system, that it is almost ineffective for high-speed solid-fuel missiles and can only hope to “bomb ”Sigh. Public opinions hold that this report will affect whether the Bush administration can win the financial support of the parliament in the future. In December last December, U.S. President Bush issued a statement ordering the military to launch a missile defense system to prevent “catastrophic damage” to U.S. caused by weapons of mass destruction. According to the Bush administration's plan, by 2004, U.S. troops will deploy the first 10 land-based interceptor missiles in Fort Greely, Alaska, and deploy 10 in 2005 or 2006. Guided by a global radar and sensor network, this initial system will have the limited ability to defend long-range missiles. However, as soon as Bush's plan was announced, in addition to the opposition from politicians, there was a constant sound of doubt on the technical feasibility of the feasibility of this plan.