How do you vector thrust?
By altering the angle at which the exhaust column interacts with the atmosphere.
Same way as you steer a car by altering the angle at which the wheels interact with the road...
It's not Rocket science you know!
Of course, the main method of steering real rockets is through the use of control fins, which also stabilise it.
But, as these rely on atmosphere to work, of which there is none in 'shpayze', NASA had to get creative with their Imagineering.
As you said, the whole silly business is just Military Propaganda though; still, it's fun picking apart the Lies, isn't it?
How do you vector thrust?
U change the direction of the thrust vector with respect to the ship/plane.
Well, that was helpful; you REALLY know your stuff don't you?
LOL!!!
Also:
U have accelerometers which can register movement in a coordinated system solidal to the space ship, plus u have inertial system to measure the movement of your spaceship with respect to an exterior coordinate system and in orbit around earth u have communication with the earth to adjust error of the inertial system.
Please find a Gibberish-to-English translator as soon as possible.
Until then I will be unable to respond meaningfully to your gobbledy-gook.
Thank you!