The internet is roasting Netflix's $24 million Indian air war show for its CGI physics. The real 1999 operation it depicts was the highest air war ever fought, and physics was the entire problem. Pakistani troops had dug into ridgelines at 16,000 to 18,000 feet. Air that thin makes bomb trajectories drift unpredictably in mountain winds, and no air force had ever bombed targets at that altitude. The first 48 hours went badly. Jets dropping unguided bombs had to fly into shoulder-fired missile…