Is Russia Using a New Type of Beam Weapon Against Ukraine?

Just saw this on Twitter (by the same guy who rose to prominence analyzing and exposing the MH370 UFO/teleportation video):

It appears that some sort of beam comes down and strikes the ground (in multiple different places), however there are no explosions:

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I really hate to promote CNN but when I was looking for a Youtube verson of the clip, I noticed they had this clip at the beginning of this segment too:



I rarely post about military/weaponry topics, but this might actually be some new type of weapon. The Air Force reportedly said Russia launched an ICBM... wondering if this was the event they were talking about and didn't want to spook folks about a novel type of missile or beam weapon?

Anyone with expertise in this space or who has seen this before?

Why anyone is buying into a nuclear war is beyond me. If anyone thinks that either side of any upcoming war haven't got new toys to play with in the last 80 years, which will be more direct leaving the least destruction to property and infrastructure are living in cloud cookoo land.
As to the video's...... I can't explain them, but it did make me think about what kind of 'new toys' either side have.
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Looks strange but if it was anything new or out of this world tech Zelensky would be on a soap box shouting about it .

I had "Jewish Space Lasers" on my bingo card. What do I win?

originally posted by: FamCore
Just saw this on Twitter (by the same guy who rose to prominence analyzing and exposing the MH370 UFO/teleportation video):

It appears that some sort of beam comes down and strikes the ground (in multiple different places), however there are no explosions:

x.com...

x.com...

I really hate to promote CNN but when I was looking for a Youtube verson of the clip, I noticed they had this clip at the beginning of this segment too:

I rarely post about military/weaponry topics, but this might actually be some new type of weapon. The Air Force reportedly said Russia launched an ICBM... wondering if this was the event they were talking about and didn't want to spook folks about a novel type of missile or beam weapon?

Anyone with expertise in this space or who has seen this before?

Those are multiple, independently targetable re-entry vehicles coming down at hypersonic velocities and striking the ground. They are moving so fast that they are hot and incandescent. So, they appear as a streak of light. They also have a ball of plasma around them and they generate shock waves as they come down through the clouds.

No beam weapon here.

a reply to: FamCore

Im apt go with "No" for 10 points please Bob.

How can it be a beam weapon with no beams.

As said above, MIRVs entering the atmosphere so fast they glow. Too far away for the boom to be heard until after that video ends.

originally posted by: network dude
I had "Jewish Space Lasers" on my bingo card. What do I win?

The internet dude. You win the internet, don’t tell anyone about your windfall or you’ll have no peace and quiet for years 👍

originally posted by: FamCore
It appears that some sort of beam comes down and strikes the ground (in multiple different places), however there are no explosions

If we imagine that the clip is playing BACKWARDS...it looks like a LAUNCH of missiles, not a strike.

No explosions and the proximity of the "incoming" missiles looks much too close and uniform.

Is there a way to watch the clip backwards for us to see?

originally posted by: nerbot

originally posted by: FamCore
It appears that some sort of beam comes down and strikes the ground (in multiple different places), however there are no explosions

If we imagine that the clip is playing BACKWARDS...it looks like a LAUNCH of missiles, not a strike.

No explosions and the proximity of the "incoming" missiles looks much too close and uniform.

Is there a way to watch the clip backwards for us to see?

That was my first thought too, looks like its played backwards, look at the Iran launches then compare?

ICBM with conventional warheads. Russia showing it can use them. One step closer to knowing.

From Putin's speech

"In response to the use of American and British long-range weapons on November 21 of this year, the Russian Armed Forces delivered a combined strike on one of the facilities of the Ukraine's defense-industrial complex. In combat conditions, one of the newest"

"Russian medium-range missile systems was tested. In this case, it was a ballistic missile with a non-nuclear hypersonic equipment.

Our missile operators called it the Nutcracker. The tests were successful. The launch target was achieved."

originally posted by: FamCore
Just saw this on Twitter (by the same guy who rose to prominence analyzing and exposing the MH370 UFO/teleportation video):

It appears that some sort of beam comes down and strikes the ground (in multiple different places), however there are no explosions:

x.com...

x.com...

I'll be honest...it looks like trick photography...showing film of rockets being launched from the ground...but shown in reverse.

originally posted by: CarlLaFong

originally posted by: FamCore
Just saw this on Twitter (by the same guy who rose to prominence analyzing and exposing the MH370 UFO/teleportation video):

It appears that some sort of beam comes down and strikes the ground (in multiple different places), however there are no explosions:

x.com...

x.com...

I'll be honest...it looks like trick photography...showing film of rockets being launched from the ground...but shown in reverse.

Ummm...Le sigh...

From Boomer 1947 above post...

Those are multiple, independently targetable re-entry vehicles coming down at hypersonic velocities and striking the ground. They are moving so fast that they are hot and incandescent. So, they appear as a streak of light. They also have a ball of plasma around them and they generate shock waves as they come down through the clouds. No beam weapon here.

YouSir

a reply to: ARM19688

No it wasn't. It was an Oreshnik MRBM.

Look closely at some of them!
you can see about five missiles come down together.
so I think it is a high altitude multi missile rocket.

If not for the bits of it,
(though the bits look to clean!)
I would have said small rods from god !
It would be very easy to put up satellites with small ones in.
though this time I think they used high altitude rockets.
just short of space.

"A super heavy-lift launch vehicle is a rocket that can lift to low Earth orbit a "super heavy payload", which is defined as more than 50 metric tons, 100 metric tons (220,000 lb) by Russia."
en.wikipedia.org...
So they could drop on some one a 100 tone rod from god!

That would be bigger than the Atomic bombings of Hiroshima.

a reply to: Zaphod58

Forbes has an article on it here…

www.forbes.com...

Initially mistaken for a 3,400-mile intercontinental ballistic missile, minus the nuclear warheads for its six independent reentry vehicles, the mystery weapon turned out to be something else: an intermediate-range ballistic missile, or IRBM.

Its name, according to Russian President Vladimir Putin, is “Oreshnik.” That’s Russian for “hazelnut tree.”

a reply to: CarlLaFong

pay attention to the light and shockwaves. Playing it in reverse switches the direction. No it was not rockets being lauched,but it was MRBM warheads hitting the ground.

I know some have given an explanation, but I still don’t know what to make of what we see in the video…

Would be interesting to see a video explaining what we’re seeing.

originally posted by: Sheepish
I know some have given an explanation, but I still don’t know what to make of what we see in the video…

Would be interesting to see a video explaining what we’re seeing.

This guy has slowed down footage and explains what’s going on in vid.