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At this point, the military is working only with video taken from the local news camera, and NORAD and Northcom apparently were not able to detect the contrail on their own.
Originally posted by RequiemAgent
reply to post by BillRose
If a nuclear weapon is exploded in a vacuum-i. e., in space-the complexion of weapon effects changes drastically: First, in the absence of an atmosphere, blast disappears completely. Second, thermal radiation, as usually defined, also disappears. There is no longer any air for the blast wave to heat and much higher frequency radiation is emitted from the weapon itself.
source: Nuclear Weapons Effect in Space
Originally posted by ElectricUniverse
reply to post by woogleuk
IMO this could not have been a civilian launch. You need rocket fuel, apart from the electronic components, and any civilian buying large quantities of rocket fuel would have been noticed by the DoD, and they would have investigated the matter.
IMO this was launched from a submarine, and there is a real possibility that it was launched by another country as a show of force, and also to show our military that they were able to get through our defenses.
I am thinking China, or even Russia.
If this happened twice as a member says i wonder if they would try a third time.
Also, if it was a civilian launch wouldn't they have come out by now to get credit for the launch and to ease the fears of the possibility that it/they had been launched by another country?
Originally posted by matadoor1
Okay, I'm shocked that I can't find anyone else with this theory (apologies if I missed it)....
These launches are attempts to destroy an object/meteor/asteroid that is threatening to enter the atmosphere. One that may cause serious damage if not intercepted They keep launching, when they keep missing it, as the proper orbit and acceleration angles come into the right launch window.
It's the only theory that makes sense, other than North Korea showing us that they have a tactical sub armed with missiles that they can park right off the coast and fire at us at will. Because no other country would dare to do that, other than them.
Sorry, I SERIOUSLY doubt terrorists, they wouldn't fire a shot across the bow, those missiles would have impacted a city.
They don't "bluff".
They kill.
Originally posted by thecinic
If you keep ignoring facts then your ignorant
Missile confirmed
they are not reporting it as a missile because it is some type of secret training excerise and the payload could of been top secret.
video.foxnews.com...
Originally posted by matadoor1
Okay, I'm shocked that I can't find anyone else with this theory (apologies if I missed it)....
These launches are attempts to destroy an object/meteor/asteroid that is threatening to enter the atmosphere. One that may cause serious damage if not intercepted They keep launching, when they keep missing it, as the proper orbit and acceleration angles come into the right launch window.
It's the only theory that makes sense, other than North Korea showing us that they have a tactical sub armed with missiles that they can park right off the coast and fire at us at will. Because no other country would dare to do that, other than them.
Sorry, I SERIOUSLY doubt terrorists, they wouldn't fire a shot across the bow, those missiles would have impacted a city.
They don't "bluff".
They kill.
Originally posted by tarifa37
It looks like a plane to me. I find it bizarre that anybody would think otherwise. I have seen lots of contrails at sunset that look like that. The angle of the sun makes the contrail appear brighter and fuller. The trick is not to look at the contrail way behind but just the first few hundred meters. There are two distinct trails coming from each engine . One is dark one is light. I think this is because one is shading the other.
Originally posted by Freenrgy2
Wasn't there a story not too long ago about how a jet contrail could look like a missle launch under the right atmospheric conditions.
Trust me, subs don't "accidentally" launch nuclear weapons and you can bet that EVERYONE in the defense department would know about it.
But John Pike, a defense expert who is director of GlobalSecurity.org, said he believes he has solved the mystery. "It's clearly an airplane contrail," Pike said Tuesday afternoon. "It's an optical illusion that looks like it's going up, whereas in reality it's going towards the camera. The tip of the contrail is moving far too slowly to be a rocket. When it's illuminated by the sunset, you can see hundreds of miles of it ... all the way to the horizon.
Originally posted by kennylee
Originally posted by matadoor1
Okay, I'm shocked that I can't find anyone else with this theory (apologies if I missed it)....
These launches are attempts to destroy an object/meteor/asteroid that is threatening to enter the atmosphere. One that may cause serious damage if not intercepted They keep launching, when they keep missing it, as the proper orbit and acceleration angles come into the right launch window.
It's the only theory that makes sense, other than North Korea showing us that they have a tactical sub armed with missiles that they can park right off the coast and fire at us at will. Because no other country would dare to do that, other than them.
Sorry, I SERIOUSLY doubt terrorists, they wouldn't fire a shot across the bow, those missiles would have impacted a city.
They don't "bluff".
They kill.
I have been following this thread all day since page one. I agree with you as I did a few pages back about the meteor. I'm like you, it is really the only thing that makes the most sense.
Does anyone know how to see how close any meteors might be to Earth? TPTB sure wouldn't tell if we were about to get hit because of the mass panic....
Originally posted by thecinic
If you keep ignoring facts then your ignorant
Originally posted by thecinic
Missile confirmed
Originally posted by thecinic
they are not reporting it as a missile because it is some type of secret training excerise and the payload could of been top secret.
Originally posted by thecinic
video.foxnews.com...
Originally posted by AutOmatIc
Originally posted by tarifa37
It looks like a plane to me. I find it bizarre that anybody would think otherwise. I have seen lots of contrails at sunset that look like that. The angle of the sun makes the contrail appear brighter and fuller. The trick is not to look at the contrail way behind but just the first few hundred meters. There are two distinct trails coming from each engine . One is dark one is light. I think this is because one is shading the other.
Read this:
www.abovetopsecret.com...
So which airline was it? What? Nobody knows? After 9-11 you're telling me even the FAA can't say what aircraft made this?...