The Army built a giant concrete pyramid in North Dakota and used it for 6 months(taskandpurpose.com)
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The Army built a giant concrete pyramid in North Dakota and used it for 6 months
https://taskandpurpose.com/culture/nekoma-pyramid-north-dakota/
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In a year or two Graham Hancock can visit the site and speculate about how a mysterious ancient civilization must have built that pyramid.
The countermeasures would have been a spectacular lighshow for the end of the world, as the system was overwhelmed.
Those airbursts, conventional or not, and a consequent rain of partially burnt, somewhat atomised fissile material over Canada and .. a lot of protected asset in North America. Assuming even a limited engagement, there was a lot of consequences afterwards.
Still, MAD did it's job.
Those airbursts, conventional or not, and a consequent rain of partially burnt, somewhat atomised fissile material over Canada and .. a lot of protected asset in North America. Assuming even a limited engagement, there was a lot of consequences afterwards.
Still, MAD did it's job.
The most interesting phenomenon of nuclear-tipped ABM systems is that exoatmospheric nuclear explosions create a pulse of X-rays that travels through space until it hits the atmosphere where it creates a plasma explosion that creates a strong and dangerous electromagnetic pulse.
Aside from the effects on people 1000s of miles away (the plasma travels that far) the EMP is a direct threat to the radar, computers, communication links, etc. In an engagement that lasts a few minute it needs to recover from any upset quickly; note Spartan uses a track-via-missile system (common in anti-aircraft and anti-missile systems that engage fast and distant targets) which would also impair missile control during an upset.
To that end they did all kinds of work including developing a unique computer
https://srmsc.org/ref1040.html
Aside from the effects on people 1000s of miles away (the plasma travels that far) the EMP is a direct threat to the radar, computers, communication links, etc. In an engagement that lasts a few minute it needs to recover from any upset quickly; note Spartan uses a track-via-missile system (common in anti-aircraft and anti-missile systems that engage fast and distant targets) which would also impair missile control during an upset.
To that end they did all kinds of work including developing a unique computer
https://srmsc.org/ref1040.html
What on earth do crypto bros need a concrete pyramid for?
> The Army built a giant concrete pyramid in North Dakota and used it for 6 months
Biden, first US president laying in a pyramid. /s
Biden, first US president laying in a pyramid. /s
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