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reply posted on 9-5-2007 @ 11:00 PM by zorgon
Well I sure hope it was an Asteroid but I am finding to much stuff on this...


Air Force Had Plans to Nuke Moon

The U.S. Air Force developed a top-secret Cold War plan to detonate a nuclear bomb on the moon in the 1950s...

Part of the team researching the hypothetical explosion was a young Carl Sagan, who was recruited to study how the mushroom cloud would expand and collapse under the moons lighter gravity. Sagan proposed that a legitimate scientific purpose for the explosion could have been examining the cloud for possible organic material...

Striking the moon with one of the then-available Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles (ICBMs) was entirely feasible, Reiffel wrote, to an accuracy within a couple of miles (kilometers)...

SPACE.Com



Here is one describing what a blast would look like on the Moon...IF someone just happened to be looking...

One interesting aspect of an atomic blast on the Moon would be that the classic 'mushroom cloud' wouldn't form. This cloud is basically a convection phenomenon, formed when the atmosphere of the Earth is locally heated into an incandescent ball of gas, which has low density and rises, while the air surrounding this fireball is also heated and rises into a column, dragging dust up into the air surrounding the fireball (this dust becomes irradiated and is converted into radioactive 'fallout' dust, much of which would be carried away into the upper atmosphere and transported various distances).

None of this would happen on the Moon; there would be a bright flash, and a crater would form, depending on the height if the explosion; a 'splash' of dust and evaporated rock would be expelled outwards from the crater region, and the mass of the bomb itself would be converted into a very hot (but rapidly dissipating) plasma which would expand in a rough sphere in all directions above the crater and its splash. Yes, the splash of dust and pulverised rock would become irradiated, but this fallout dust would fall rapidly back to the Moon in a starlike pattern of ejecta, and very little would be carried away by the Moon's very thin atmosphere.

That atmosphere would suddenly become somewhat thicker around any such detonation for a short period, because of vaporised material from the Moon's crust and the bomb itself - but would still be a pretty high grade vacuum. You might get an aurora on the Moon for a brief period.

SOURCE



This site list info on Project A119 and the Russian E-4 Project....won't always allow direct link... see "Space Nukes" at the bottom of the page..

utenti.lycos.it...

Its interesting that they use this image for the article...



There is a pdf file available there that is from the Air Force Special Weapons Center...

"This volume is now available in PDF version by clicking on the cover at left. (NOTE: the second volume is apparently unavailable either from Kirtland AFB and the Illinois Institute of Technology)"

Seems the second volume has the goodies...



reply posted on 10-5-2007 @ 01:43 PM by zorgon
I posted this in response to a question regarding secret Apollo missions in the Moon Thread, but I think its relevant in here as well...

Originally posted by pippadee
Just curious. Where would one launch a 360' fire cracker weighing 3000 tons other than Cape Canaveral ? This is a monster of a rocket. I suppose the Soviets may have had the facilities and been able to keep it suppressed from prying eyes.


Antarctica comes to mind... but thats where the anti gravity ships are leaving from

How about this spot?

The Space Test Program (STP) is a part the Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center, Space and Missile Test and Evaluation Directorate located at Kirtland AFB in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The DoD Space Test Program was created in May 1965 as a multi-user space program whose role is to be the primary provider of spaceflight for the entire Department of Defensespace research community (this role was revalidated in a Nov 1995 memo from the Secretary of Defense). The Air Force is the executive agent for this DoD program. The primary objective of STP is to fly the maximum number of DoD space research experiments possible consistent with priority, opportunity and available funding. From the first launch in Jun 1967 to Jun 1997 over 400 experiments have been flown on over 120 missions using dedicated free-flyers, the space shuttle or piggyback payload opportunities.

SOURCE




ummm whats a "free-flyer"?

Read all about the Space Command here... they are bigger than you think

www.landoflegends.us...
www.landoflegends.us...

Someone also mentioned living near Vandenberg and they never saw any big rockets like the Saturn 5... funny about living close to something... I live near Nellis AFB and weird stuff flies out of there all the time... but after awhile you don't even pay attention anymore...

Have a look at this...

Astronomy Picture of the Day
2005 October 27


The Last Titan
Credit : Courtesy 30th Space Wing, Vandenberg Air Force Base

Explanation: On October 19th,(2005), a rocket blasted off from Vandengberg Air Force Base - the last Titan rocket. Carrying a payload for the US National Reconnaissance Office, the successful Titan IV B launch brings to a close the Titan program whose first launch was in 1959. Originally designed as an intercontinental ballistic missle, the Titan rocket ultimately evolved into a heavy lift workhorse, launching defense, commercial, and scientific payloads to Earth orbit and beyond. In fact, many historic space explorations began with Titan launches, including manned Gemini missions, the Viking missions to Mars, the Voyager tours of the outer solar system, and the Cassini spacecraft now orbiting Saturn. Cassini's probe Huygens accomplished the most distant landing on another world, while Voyager 1 is now humanity's most distant spacecraft.



SOURCE



Now have a look at this sketch... Saturn V series...

Have a look at #1 on the right... the Apollo rocket... and then look at #6 and compare it to the last Titan launch above...

Go ahead convince me I am crazy






[edit on 10-5-2007 by zorgon]



reply posted on 11-5-2007 @ 12:04 AM by TeslaandLyne
What I said:


It might be the rigid air effect proposed by Tesla in 1892 such that it is
from an electric field but a very fast alternating field.

This would mean electrical agitation of air or water, not rigid things,
will make them rigid. Thus easy to fly through.

Its supposed in a mass, say that is made out of a super nova, is so tightly
bound and the speed of electrons are enormous.

Wherever you go in air or water, you are on a solid platform.


What you said:


Can you concur with me on these points?

ZPE has nothing to do with it.

Scalar is just a fancy term for phase conjugation.

"Orthorotation" is also misleading. One does not say that the magnetic field of a moving charge is an "orthorotated" field. All magnetic fields are purpendicular to charge fields.

Resonance is the power reserve.

I think vibrating an atom at the Bohr Radius will reveal its inherit wave structure and render it suseptable to modification. Power tends to drop off with the higher harmonics most likely due to the energy levels needed for frequencies that high. Last I calculated it I was sitting in the ballpark of 3000 THz. The Bohr Radius for hydrogen rises sharply into the gamma region.


Does transforming a gas (i.e. air) by an alternating magnetic field (this
generates an electric field) into an electrically supportive platform in
the realm of zero point energy. Its pretty close.

ZPE or ZPR I see in isotopes and perhaps the unknown Helium engines
where electron capture or emission is involved.

See Tesla's aether light bulb experiments. Something is moving around
in there and it is perhaps the same in UFO light shows.

The mag field is circular around the constant current or electric field in
a wire and thus perpendicular. A radial alternating mag field will generate
a circular alternating electric field. If fast and strong enough, will it affect
the aether to form a suspension of electrical forces.

I just research these suspicions.

I see these Tesla coil enthusiast on youtube with lightning springing out
like roots of a tree. What if they measured the force on the aether like
one can measure current in a wire against a magnetic field.

Well thats my spin on the situation, at least I have an approach I think I
understand and way to see if it might work. Not that I would come close
to any of those coils.

Where are these magnetic and electric fields and what do they affect ?
The aether? A spark gap might determine the strength of the aether.
A coil will cause a spark when switched off from circuit, from energy
stored in the aether and will break the aether to discharge the stored
energy.


reply posted on 14-5-2007 @ 12:45 PM by brotherthebig
Nuclear on the Moon, Man Made UFOs and Waste of Money

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Hi,

First, thank you all for your contributions and for sharing, lost of new good information and sources to research, I will not go to all of them but for the moment I will try to complement the nuclear, man made UFOs and waste of money issues, for all the others I will come back.

This firsts part, “Nuclear on the Moon” is divided in two posts because of the limit, the others 2 parts “Man Made UFOs and Waste of Money” will be posted soon.

A - Nuclear on the Moon

Fiction: Space 1999 – just to illustrate

Zorgon has already post much information on the A119 Moon nuke project, so I will try not to duplicate. I think mbkennel is accurate and I will try to show why.

The Russians had an equivalent A119 Project (pdf) the E-4 Project. Carls Sagan worked on the A119 Project. USSR also foreseen to nuke Venus (Google translation).

source

First steps in Rocket and Space Technology:
. www.inesap.org... (including “The Military Race in Space”)
. www.vectorsite.net... (Shooting The Moon)
. history.nasa.gov... (see [firsts] OBJECTIVES IN SPACE, reference to Red Socks)
. P roject Red Socks (Army) and Project Baker (Air Force) (pdf)
. sse.jpl.nasa.gov... , extracts:
a. “Project RED SOCKS received no support in Washington. In December 1957, JPL and the Army Ballistic Missile Agency (ABMA) were instead asked to orbit an Earth satellite. Explorer 1 was launched 81 days later, on January 29, 1958” (sic)
b. “Project Red Socks A modified RED SOCKS plan was carried out in the Pioneer 4 project in March 1959” (sic)
. permanent.access.gpo.gov... (50 years of Air Force Space and Missiles)
. www.vectorsite.net... (a good general overview including the Soviet Moon manned program)

Lunar Missions time table:
. www.tsgc.utexas.edu... (Lunar Missions)
. www.russianspaceweb.com... (Moon Race)
. www.daviddarling.info... (USSR with mass/weight)
. www.nytimes.com... (1957/58)
. www.svengrahn.pp.se... (USSR E-4)

General rockets overview

Titan IV had a LEO payload of 47,800 pounds or LEO Polar of 38,800 pounds and Saturn IB of 36,000 pounds, the launch costs for the Saturn I-B are about the double those of the Titan III-M. More here.


And the guy that had the habit of wearing red socks was Joseph Shea.

More resources for First steps in Rocket and Space Technology:
. www.abovetopsecret.com...
. www.nytimes.com... (November 5, 1957)
. www.guardian.co.uk...
. utenti.lycos.it... (by Zorgon)
. en.wikipedia.org...
. www.wsmr-history.org...
. en.wikipedia.org...
. en.wikipedia.org...
. oblogdanalga.blogspot.com... (English article in Portuguese blog)
. en.wikipedia.org...
. www.geocities.com...

A more detailed history of the German’s WWII Rockets development could be found on the book Mares Nest (free e-book) by David Irving.


In 1953 the Moon rocked was far way, but by other means the nuclear bombs were alive and kicking.

… next [post #2/2] …


reply posted on 14-5-2007 @ 12:51 PM by brotherthebig
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… previous [post #1/2] …


The USA were very concerned with Nazi Nuclear research, so before the end of WWII they started
Operation Alsos to find nuclear information and recruit German scientists, mainly for the Manhattan Project. The first nuclear test was Project Trinity in July 1945, some days before the first nuclear attack in Hiroshima. The firsts Space (high altitude) nuclear test was Hardtack I in 1958.

We should also take in account Nuclear Power Sources in Space, because Space Nuclear Accidents they do happen.

USA Space Nuclear Power Source

USA Earth Nuclear timeline (and documentation)
. www.dtra.mil...
. en.wikipedia.org... (including other nations)

USA and USSR Space Nuclear timeline
. www.johnstonsarchive.net...
. en.wikipedia.org...

UAS and USSR Space Nuclear Power Source timeline
. www.space4peace.org...

A more detailed history of the German’s WWII Atomic research could be found on the book Virus House (free e-book) by David Irving.


Ivy (1952)

USA Operation Ivy (1953, part 3 of 3, others available in YouTube)

Operation Hardtack I (Orange, 1958)

Operation Argus (1958)

USSR Tsar Bomba (largest Nuclear device ever tested, 50MT, 1961)


Simply, massive destruction…

More resources for the Nuclear:
. en.wikipedia.org...
. www.aip.org...
. greyfalcon.us...
. physicsweb.org...
. www.taivaansusi.net...
. axxon.com.ar...
. www.belmont.k12.ca.us...
. www.space4peace.org...
. en.wikipedia.org...
. nuclearweaponarchive.org...
. en.wikipedia.org...
. nuclearweaponarchive.org...
. www.atomicarchive.com...
. www.fas.org... (USA Nuclear dates)
. www.fas.org... (list of declassified nuclear reports)
. fas.org... (Space Warfare)
. www.fas.org... (detailed list of USA nuclear tests 1945-1992)
. www.nv.doe.gov... (USA Nuclear Tests videos)

So we have:
. firsts Spacecraft hitting the Moon – USSR, Luna 2, Sept 1959 (USSR, Luna 1, Jan 1959 only flyby)
. first Space (high altitude) Nuke - USA, Hardtack I-Yucca, Apr 1958
. highest Space Nuke - USA, Argus III, Sep 1958 (540 km)

The nuclear was ready approximately 10 years before the space Moon rocket, something strange based on the V2 development and around 4000 had been produced.

The firsts rockets, nuclear bombs and space nuclear tests, shown us that in any date prior to 1957 simply the technology do send a rocket to the moon do not existed and albeit nuclear existed the space nuclear tests only began in 1958. Is now clear that the capacity to send a nuclear warhead to the Moon was not available in 1953.

But this leaves two open questions, what really appended in 1953? Was natural or provoked by technology?

brotherthebig.

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