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FIRST EVER VIDEO/PHOTOS : K-15 SLBM Test Fired !!!!

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Looks like the pontoon was fixed to a semi-submersible transport ship- smart! I always wondered how these things were tested exactly. The DRDO must have a long term contract with the ship's owners.
 
What happened at 0:14 ? The rocket flames seemed to recede and then suddenly came up again..

that's changing phases
either it involves phase 2 engine taking over or engines as well as type of propellant changing (liquid to solid or solid to liquid fuel).
 
What happened at 0:14 ? The rocket flames seemed to recede and then suddenly came up again..


that's changing phases
either it involves phase 2 engine taking over or engines as well as type of propellant changing (liquid to solid or solid to liquid fuel).


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Maximize the video and watch closely between 0.13 to 0.16. you will see that its stage separation, missile drops almost 1/3 rd of its end portion and flames ignites again from second stage.The length of missile also shortens after 0:16. Just watch closely.

It happens so quickly within 2 seconds that you have to watch it over and over with maximum screen



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What happened at 0:14 ? The rocket flames seemed to recede and then suddenly came up again..

That's the point, the engine ignition of a SLBM only takes place above the surface of water & below it, it travels only by the starting inertia provided by the sub. Look at the Trident launch:


But for launching the SLBMs, a sub has to come closer to the surface.
 
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Looks like the pontoon was fixed to a semi-submersible transport ship- smart! I always wondered how these things were tested exactly. The DRDO must have a long term contract with the ship's owners.
same here... isnt the ship tooo long? roughly 10 times the length of rocket!
 

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