Missile Warning

Missile warning is a system that detects incoming missiles or rockets early enough to allow for protective actions. It uses radar, satellite sensors, and other technology to identify the launch or flight of potentially harmful projectiles. Once detected, the system alerts military personnel or civilian authorities so they can activate defenses, such as interceptors or evacuation procedures. These warning systems are crucial for national security and safety, helping to prevent damage, casualties, and chaos caused by missile attacks. They operate continuously and coordinate with other defense measures to provide timely alerts in critical situations.