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Originally posted by Bedlam
Originally posted by Druscilla
tinfoil hat: sorting it Machiavellian style could involve intercept, subtle guidance, possible armament with something nasty, and aiming it at a target of opportunity ... like Mecca, where big disaster could then be soundly blamed on N. Korea.
I like the cut of your jib. Ever consider employment with DIA or the State Dept?
Towards the end of this video, Ames reveals that the remote viewers were tasked with predicting events that would happen prior to the solar or meteor impact. The remote viewers were able to give two: The detonation of another nuclear bomb by North Korea and the emergency landing of some type of flying vehicle (plane or perhaps the escape pod of the space station) because of debris falling towards Earth.
Originally posted by Druscilla
No one's yet to ever offer me terms of contract.
Originally posted by listerofsmeg
hmm tumbling out of control happens when you are poorly made or when hit by a missile..
likely both.
Originally posted by samkent
Originally posted by Dispo
reply to post by samkent
xkcd.com...
It does seem relatively easy given the necessary funds, just replace the people box with a satellite.
You are dreaming.
Spacex was formed as a cheaper way to space. They've had a few reality checks themselves.
It's not cheap and it's not easy.
NK is only the 10th country to do it.
Canada can't
Germany can't
Spain can't
Austrailia can't
Mexico can't
Brazil can't
The list goes on.
Originally posted by neformore
Interesting point here... not many nations have put their own satellite into orbit, in fact NK is only #10.
So, despite the mockery, this is a hell of an achievement for what is, essentially, a third world country.
And given that their budget is likely to be miniscule compared with the other nations that have done this, its actually quite something.