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Posted by Joss Weatherby on Nov-09-2010 19:54:

Exclamation Mystery Missile Launches Off of Coast of LA!

Interesting...

http://www.cbs8.com/Global/story.asp?S=13468118


Course idiots are already saying shit like "its china displaying their SLBM tech to us!!!"


Posted by chlola on Nov-09-2010 20:51:

"Based on pure speculation, however, Ambassador Ellsworth said, with President Obama in Asia, perhaps this could have been a show of our military muscle."

This is not even logical.
Is it?


Posted by gmilf on Nov-09-2010 20:52:

I can't believe that missile was powered by mentos and diet soda! holy shit!


Posted by Joss Weatherby on Nov-09-2010 21:19:

quote:
Originally posted by chlola
"Based on pure speculation, however, Ambassador Ellsworth said, with President Obama in Asia, perhaps this could have been a show of our military muscle."

This is not even logical.
Is it?



Yes? They launch missiles off/on the coast of california all the time as part of tests of our stockpile and for missile interception tests.


Posted by WittyHandle on Nov-09-2010 21:25:

Clearly a Tea Party intimidation tactic.


Posted by osterzone on Nov-09-2010 22:09:

bas and clovis up to no good as usual


Posted by Ian on Nov-09-2010 22:19:

quote:
Originally posted by osterzone
bas and clovis up to no good as usual


If bas were a terrorist, I'd pay him to send a package to you.


Posted by WittyHandle on Nov-09-2010 22:33:

What do you mean 'if'? He's brown isn't he?


Posted by bas on Nov-09-2010 23:00:

Brown AND in the motherland! See you tomorrow, America


Posted by Joss Weatherby on Nov-09-2010 23:00:

Ferris Bueller Initiated?


Posted by Zyklon_Jay on Nov-09-2010 23:02:

probably just the mythbusters.


Posted by WittyHandle on Nov-09-2010 23:13:

quote:
Originally posted by bas
Brown AND in the motherland! See you tomorrow, America


Sleeper anchor terror baby


Posted by nefardec on Nov-09-2010 23:49:

hey guys,

not only this but charlie chaplin filmed time travelers!!!!

things are crazy because of 2012



nostradamus wrote a verse about this exact missile launch!!!


if you look closely you can see the mark of the beast inside it, like a fractal!!!

omg nwo!!


Posted by Paradox Lost on Nov-10-2010 03:33:

It's a bird, it's a plane, it's a plane.

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2010...in7039034.shtml

quote:
(CBS/AP) One expert says he has an answer for a video that appears to show an unexplained missile launch off the Southern California coast - there was no missile.

John Pike of the security analyst group globalsecurity.org said the video shot by a news helicopter owned by KCBS is an optical illusion. Pike said the video is of an airplane heading toward the camera and the contrail is illuminated by the setting sun. He said the object can't be a rocket because it appeared to alter its course.


Posted by FuzzQi on Nov-10-2010 08:06:

That would be so cool to see


Posted by gmilf on Nov-11-2010 03:11:

quote:
Originally posted by Paradox Lost
It's a bird, it's a plane, it's a plane.

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2010...in7039034.shtml

Rockets can't alter their course????


Posted by Joss Weatherby on Nov-11-2010 04:53:

quote:
Originally posted by gmilf
Rockets can't alter their course????



It probably is a plane, but yes rockets can alter their course.


The course alteration they are talking about could easily be (or mistaken to be) a guidance roll maneuver after take off.

If it was rocket it was def bigger than an MM3, which is the largest rocket in the US military inventory right now.

http://www.freqofnature.com/photos/mmiii/ <-- some good photos of a MM3 launch around dusk.

Also the place seems to be totally wrong for it to be an MM3 launch since they are silo based and only Vandenberg has the silos capable of doing that in California (and there would be holy hell raised if we had dug any new ones recently, the russians still keep an eye out for that sort of thing with their spy satellites).

The more I see the video it looks like a plane. The rockets motor light actually looks more like the glint off of a metallic surface and it also glints off the forward part of the body as well (a white color this time). It is also moving very slowly and the exhaust when you zoom in is way too placid to be that of a solid fuel burn (which means there is little velocity coming off of the plume source).


Posted by Lebezniatnikov on Nov-11-2010 15:36:

Got the answers, guys:


Posted by infiniteJEST on Nov-11-2010 15:57:

whatta a cougar


Posted by shaw on Nov-11-2010 15:58:

My bad, guys. I just wanted to cast magic missile.


Posted by Fledz on Nov-12-2010 06:26:

quote:
Originally posted by shaw
My bad, guys. I just wanted to cast magic missile.

Just the one? I figured you'd be doing 4 or 5 at a time by now with 3d8 damage.


Posted by The17sss on Nov-12-2010 08:29:





quote:
But Doug Richardson, the editor of Jane�s Missiles and Rockets, examined the video for the Times of London and said he was left with little doubt.

�It�s a solid propellant missile,� he told the Times. �You can tell from the efflux [smoke].�

Richardson said it could have been a ballistic missile launched from a submarine or an interceptor, the defensive anti-missile weapon used by Navy surface ships.

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2010...in7040379.shtml


Posted by Joss Weatherby on Nov-12-2010 08:54:

quote:
Originally posted by The17sss





http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2010...in7040379.shtml



While I hold Jane's in the highest regard on most subjects, this guy I think is wrong. It looks very much like a solid fuel rocket, but that you can see the glint off of the metal surfaces in the video gives a sense of speed. There is just not enough speed as it appears to make it be a rocket.


Posted by Lilith on Nov-12-2010 09:00:

Its a high altitude jet contrail.


Posted by Fledz on Nov-12-2010 09:57:

Jon Stewart made a very good point. How fast does a missile fly? Very, and yet the guy filmed it for 10 minutes? Yea, sounds very plausible


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