Messing Around With Grok – What cut the Plane Shaped Holes?
Step 8: Final Answer
How Many Tomahawk and AGM-158 Missiles Per Tower?
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Per Tower (~30–40 Columns):
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3–9 AGM-158 JASSMs (gouging/denting) + 2–10 Tomahawks (severing/cladding) = 5–19 missiles total.
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Likely mix: ~6–8 JASSMs + ~4–6 Tomahawks (base case, ~10–14 missiles) for balanced coverage.
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Both Towers:
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10–38 missiles total (5–19 per tower), with ~6–18 JASSMs and ~4–20 Tomahawks.
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Details:
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JASSMs (450 kg warhead, ~810 MJ) deliver precise gouging/denting, spaced ~5–10 m.
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Tomahawks (450 kg warhead, ~720 MJ) handle severing and cladding, spaced ~10–15 m.
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The mix replicates gouging, denting, severing, bending, and cladding effects within Newton’s laws, but requires precise coordination across ~48 meters.
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Likelihood: The missile mix can account for the damage, but a single large object (e.g., plane) matches the uniform, wide pattern with fewer assumptions. The clean gouges (e.g., second image) challenge explosive missiles’ blast signatures.
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