Explosion near Severodvinsk - Radiation spike

[BjornP]

Chicago or NYC - stock market and most international banking halted for months. Those are critical centers for finance.

Beijing - obvious chaos for 1/7 of humanity.

Mumbai - most American IT infrastructure collapses.

You’re not thinking of the connections between these shitholes.

"Chaos".

I can’t help you. Euros are far too rational to imagine every little thing leads to the world ending.

FIFY.

[Otern]

Nuclear pulse propulsion is basically a lot of nuclear bombs, blowing up behind the vehicle, pushing it forward.

Watch the video - Nuclear Propulsion is not just bowing up bombs - it can be used to create a thrust stream.

US actually built a Nuke jet engine which worked - we just decided that radioactive emissions and contrails was probably a bad thing....

And if you read the rest of my post, you'd know I said this.

[C-Mag]

Russia admits nuclear reactor blew up during missile test 250 miles from Moscow

https://americanmilitarynews.com/2019/0 ... om-moscow/

[The Conservative]

Russia admits nuclear reactor blew up during missile test 250 miles from Moscow

https://americanmilitarynews.com/2019/0 ... om-moscow/

A nuclear reactor blew up during a missile test?... that is a coincidence I don't like.

[Hastur]

Russia admits nuclear reactor blew up during missile test 250 miles from Moscow

https://americanmilitarynews.com/2019/0 ... om-moscow/

A nuclear reactor blew up during a missile test?... that is a coincidence I don't like.

Why would it be a coincidence? It's a nuclear powered cruise missile. It's not a secret.

[Speaker to Animals]

Just think of TC as the Eliza chatbot program. There's nothing behind any of it. It's just sentences generated without any real semantics behind them.

[The Conservative]

Russia admits nuclear reactor blew up during missile test 250 miles from Moscow

https://americanmilitarynews.com/2019/0 ... om-moscow/

A nuclear reactor blew up during a missile test?... that is a coincidence I don't like.

Why would it be a coincidence? It's a nuclear powered cruise missile. It's not a secret.

Yes, a nuclear-powered cruise missile... near a nuclear reactor...that exploded. The two should not have been part and parcel unless nuclear power plants are hardened from missile attacks and other external forces.

Again, it's a coincidence I don't like, the implications are scary when it comes to Russian power plants and their ability to be protected. Radioactive fallout that can go into the upper atmosphere and cause chaos worldwide.

[The Conservative]

Just think of TC as the Eliza chatbot program. There's nothing behind any of it. It's just sentences generated without any real semantics behind them.

Hey, Sybil, go back to fixing airplanes, the adults are talking.

[Speaker to Animals]

You are just posting comments about shit you don't understand. You literally think there was a missile that exploded next to a nuclear reactor. The reactor was powering the missile, genius. LOL

Maybe it would be best if we let the chatbot chat and just ignored the posts. You can't correct him when he's wrong or he goes full Belligerent Forrest Gump.

[Zlaxer]

Shitty way to die - question is, why do the Ruskies want a Nuke powered cruise missile in the age of ICMBs? I was under the impression that while Nuke jet engines work, they're not even close to the power of a scram jet.