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So I guess it's just "OOOPs! Our bad! We didn't calculate the conditions properly, and it took us a long time to realize the effects from the test."
With all the growing threats from Russia and China, I doubt it was just silly bumbling men that forgot to consider the visibility conditions and possible reactions from the public.
originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: tommyjo
What part of Inter Continental Ballistic Missile and Submarine Ballistic Missile belonging to Russia and US don't you get?
The part where I don't trust anything the US government says anymore. What part of that don't you get?
You say US honors missile treaties, the whole missile game is to hide boomers under the ocean and lay there in case they need to suddenly destroy the world. You think thats sane, then I think you are insane.
Nuclear weapons, and the people who design make and employ them are insane.
People who defend that whole Paradigm are absolutely bonkers.
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: intrptr
So you were just trolling by repeating that over and over in the thread. Got it.
originally posted by: Sublimecraft
Photographer Abe Blair, 36, was taking pictures of the skyline when he spotted an 'unreal blue and white cloud just expanding bigger and bigger.'.
He said: 'The sunset was uneventful and the fog was a no show. My friend Justin and I decided to stick around and shoot some night images and play with some new techniques with our cameras.
'Then it happened. "What is that?!" we both yell as we are running to our cameras to recompose and try and capture this UFO as it headed right towards us.
'Just as we got our cameras reset it banked left out over the ocean. Over the next minute we watched it go and either leave our atmosphere or burn out.
Some time later a Navy spokesman confirmed that it was in fact an unarmed Trident II (D5) missile that was fired from the USS Kentucky, a ballistic missile submarine.
And the top secret military operations off the coast of Los Angeles has also forced aircraft at LAX, one of the country’s busiest airports, to take alternative routes for a week.
www.dailymail.co.uk... sco-fired-coast-California.html
originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: Zaphod58
Except they were informed prior to the launches that there would be launches made. Not exactly when, but they were given a window when they would occur.
I very much doubt that.
The US announcing anything it does ahead of time, thats a lark.
You could convince me though, gotta link?
Oh, and its okay to land in my message box…