Hypersonic cruise missile: source of "wormholes"?

Could new technology in cruse missile defense be the source of spirals, and so called wormholes being seen all over the world?

When the order comes, the sub shoots a 65-ton Trident II ballistic missile into the sky. Within 2 minutes, the missile is traveling at more than 20,000 ft. per second.

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Anew type of 2 stage rocket defense?

Originally posted by CASH69
Could new technology in cruse missile defense be the source of spirals, and so called wormholes being seen all over the world?

When the order comes, the sub shoots a 65-ton Trident II ballistic missile into the sky. Within 2 minutes, the missile is traveling at more than 20,000 ft. per second.

www.popularmechanics.com...

Anew type of 2 stage rocket defense?

It wasn't attributed to new TECH

look up the rsm-56 bulava (a few years old)

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The Arizona Republic February 22, 2009
Raytheon touts new missile system

This system seems to be in the works right now.
www.globalsecurity.org...

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Are you saying this in relation to the spirals?

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Im saying its a possibility. There has been talk of missiles that can spin and spray off several warheads in many directions,giving at least one warhead a chance to make it to the ground,before it gets shot down.

reply to post by CASH69

Paveway is a guidance package attached to a bomb. It turns it from a "dumb" bomb into a "smart" bomb. Previous Paveway units were laser guided. The one they are talking about uses GPS. It`s not a missile though.

Originally posted by CASH69
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Im saying its a possibility. There has been talk of missiles that can spin and spray off several warheads in many directions,giving at least one warhead a chance to make it to the ground,before it gets shot down.

If its a rocket they know what rocket it was -- it can hold multiple warheads

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I am also referring to any new technology being developed under our noses,that could explain spirals and wormholes. Even a new type of delivery system. Any ideas?

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Sure,and it would be large,and have a massive fuel payload.

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No, they wouldn`t. They are large yes, but the Trident, the Peacekeeper, and any other nuclear missile currently in use are examples. They all carry multiple warheads and decoys. Until the START treaty was signed, the Trident could carry as many as 10 (I think) warheads, or combination of warheads and decoys. Now they are limited to three warheads per missile I think it is. They are still bussed for more. As many as 24 Tridents can be carried in a submarine.

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So,im guessing the so called Russian missile the other day,had more of a spiral because it had a lighter payload?

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From what I`ve heard it was leaking fuel on the way up. If it was leaking out of one tank it would have caused a weight imbalance which would have lead to it spiraling. An ICBM relies on acceleration and the fact that it is going fast enough to briefly reach space as a defense. The warheads are going so fast on reentry that they are extremely hard to hit. On liftoff, if you don`t hit it immediately, chances are you won`t. The newest Russian missiles add a semi-maneuverable warhead, but any kind of maneuvering on liftoff can throw things off and cause problems.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

new tech? i thought they were testing these rockets in china back in '88? and millenia ago.

these aren't rockets, we don't know what they are. do you seriously believe everything you are told?

www.abovetopsecret.com...


edit: and there is no way russia would be launching rockets over norway with the nobel ceremony going on

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What would you say this could be?
www.youtube.com...

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this will sound like a simple response, but since that vid is from america, we can assume it our military tech.
you know how much our military loves to tout around their new toys, they get pieces on the media on their new ways to murder people constantly. don't you think that some 'hypersonic missle' or any kind of missle with such a beautiful display would be all over the news?
edit: i say this because the vid is fairly old and it would have been allover the news

this isn't anything we know about. there is a huge cover up and i think everyone should check out this video. it is basically the grand conspiracy, the culmination of all the things we talk about, and our world and mythos are made of:

video.yahoo.com...

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I would say it's a missile launch from Vandenberg AFB.

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It seems like we are being left far out of the loop,and with so much secrecy.one would think we are up against something we just don't know about. We are living in very strange times.

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Great video,displays the same trails as the spiral the other day.

reply to post by CASH69

Pretty similar.
It's what multi-stage rockets do.

Originally posted by CASH69
Could new technology in cruse missile defense be the source of spirals, and so called wormholes being seen all over the world?

When the order comes, the sub shoots a 65-ton Trident II ballistic missile into the sky. Within 2 minutes, the missile is traveling at more than 20,000 ft. per second.

www.popularmechanics.com...

Anew type of 2 stage rocket defense?

Of course this is a ballistic missile, not a cruise missile. It even says Ballistic right there in what you quoted..Why did you call it a cruise missile?

This is not anything new either, I am sure Minuteman missiles from the early 60s were just as fast.