Bullet that can change direction in mid-air
The United States Department of Defense has successfully tested a bullet that can change direction after it has been fired, apparently using fins built into the shell to direct it in the air and account for wind and targets moving.
The Extreme Accuracy Tasked Ordnance weapon, known as Exacto, is made by American industrial company Teledyne Technologies. The firm is making the bullet for the American government's military research agency, Darpa.
A video made by the company shows the bullet being fired twice, deliberately off target. The second time it swings back in towards the target and hits.
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