article_snippet.sent: BAE System's Typhoon is so accurate that even the movements of the tide can disrupt the jet fighter's positioning and accuracy.
article_snippet.sent: This means the jet will be in 'near perfect alignment whatever the moon may be doing,' said Martin Topping, Head of Typhoon Maintenance and Upgrade. '
article_snippet.sent: Every time the moon pulls the tide in and out, the ground under our feet actually moves by between one and two millimetres, This continued.
article_snippet.sent: That might not sound a lot, but given the tolerances we are working to on Typhoon, two millimetres is two millimetres too much.'
article_snippet.sent: This means the jetpictured) will be in 'near perfect alignment whatever the moon may be doing,' said Martin Topping, Head of Typhoon Maintenance and Upgrade .
article_snippet.sent: the Typhoon always knows exactly where the pilot is looking.