[Loser]

In this group!?!
Hah!
You make laugh-funny.

And while we're on the "We Didn't Really Ask Why?" program, allow me to add this.

Missiles don't just stop, or otherwise explode, when they reach the edge of their range. What they do is they run out of maneuvering fuel. Once that runs out, the missile is very unlikely to hit its target. In fact, it doesn't hit its target. Remember that space is very, very big. Missiles and ships are both very, very small.

Of course, that's just my opinion. I could be wrong.