 It was the Navy's first ever real-world test against a supersonic missile. You must have computers doing some of that for you. The computer is spitting out where it's going and the altitude and all that very fast, of course, but the humans have to push the buttons. Before any buttons got pushed, the captain had to determine if the computer was tracking a legitimate target in a part of the world crisscrossed by commercial airliners. Here's what the airspace looked like that night.