So about this meteor
You know, the one that hit over the sole base that tracks ICBMs?
So about this meteor
Oliver Harris
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Jaxson Barnes
HOW IS THIS SOOOO IGNORED.
YOU GUYS ARE FUCKING IDIOTS IF YOU AREN'T FOLLOWING THIS.
YOU ARE NO GOOD NORMIE SCUM.
LITERALLY 2000 NUKES ARE ON HIGH ALERT
Cameron Howard
Whats makes you morons think the AF would ever discuss something like that publicly?
Chase Jenkins
I remember a thread about some kind of radar ping.
It said "something just entered the atmosphere"
Luke Reed
THULE
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>A Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile test ended in failure when the projectile was ordered to self-destruct due to an “anomaly” that developed during the flight, the US Air Force has confirmed.
>The test missile, minus the nuclear warhead, was launched early Tuesday morning from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California. The self-destruct signal was sent at 0442 Pacific time (1142 GMT).
>No details were made available as to what exactly happened to warrant the self-destruct signal.
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>A mysterious fireball exploding with the power of a small nuclear bomb, which was detected not far from the US air base in Greenland, has alerted a NASA space explorer. Another called for calm, saying it’s not a Russian strike.
>The curious tweet was released by Ron Baalke, a space explorer at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, in late July. “A fireball was detected over Greenland on July 25, 2018 by US government sensors at an altitude of 43.3 km,” he wrote. The energy from the blast was estimated to be 2.1 kilotons.
>The information about the cosmic flotsam also bugged researcher Hans Kristensen, a director of the Nuclear Information Project at the Federation of American Scientists. He said that the “meteor” exploded “above missile early warning radar at Thule Air Base,” the northernmost US base, which has operated on the island since the 1940s.
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>Scientists on Planet Earth have detected a rare and enigmatic deep space signal called a ‘fast radio burst’.
>The source of these massively powerful extraterrestrial emissions is a mystery, with astronomers claiming they could come from exotic stars, exploding black holes or even alien civilisations.
Nathan Collins
>2000 NUKES ARE ON HIGH ALERT
no they aren't
there isn't even any evidence of this thing landing anywhere
it's not happening
John Hernandez
Read an article about it on Drudge. The Independent has some of the shittiest and most amateur-hour writers on the globe
Easton Thomas
It's in the middle of the greenland tundra, blocked by military.
What did you expect?
A fucking sitcom?
Parker Gonzalez
>the sole base that tracks ICBMs?
Josiah Smith
You still think it was just a meteor?
Nicholas Williams
>the sole base that tracks ICBMs?
But that's where your wrong, kiddo.
Asher Martin
>calling for calm
>not a Russian strike
It’s just the Russians buzzing us; showing off that they can disable our radar at any time without warning.
Jeremiah Cooper
This.
Chase Nguyen
>Scientists on Planet Earth
Where else would they be?
Matthew Collins
a yes i remember, wasnt it a "Q" post?
Eli Nelson
>2.1 kilotons
Thats literally an M-80 firecracker. Who gives af
Jace James
KEK! The absolute state of Journalism.
Isaiah Young
>meteor hits tundra
>AF base nearby
>THIS IS POLITICS GUYS
I hope this doesn't turn into the Hawaii volcano shit. If this shit landed in NY it would be news, it didn't. Wtf do you faggots wanna hear? It was a ZOG ICBM propelled by gravity launched from inside the flat earth to destroy DC but the bogs took it out?
It's a god damn meteor.
Adrian Nelson
stfu
Ryder Nelson
>a meteor
>same as an icbm in terms of tracking
Lmao.
The absolute state of brainlets
the reason meteors are hard to detect is because they come from outside our range and for the most part enter the atmosphere once its too late. When an ICBM is launched, it is detected by all kinds of radars and satellites that are looking for them all the time.
We don't have nearly as much money invested in detecting asteroids. What with the pathetic state of nasa.
Logan Lewis
also
>this alarmist photo of a 1000 mt fuckoff nuke
>it was a tiny rock
Jason Gray
The space station
Thulean perspective predicted this
Owen Wilson
We have astronauts in space rn friend. Am I blowing your mind with this info?
Parker Flores
Suck a bag of balls you irrelevant vacation spot faggot
Brandon Baker
take a 2.1 kiloton load up your ass you fucking faggot
Adrian Bailey
>be Israeli shill
>Die
Ian Sanders
you forgoy the pic
Connor Bennett
Too lazy to attach it
Brayden Walker
>take a 2.1 kiloton load
Literally a little dick brown manlet sized load?
Alexander Murphy
They are just trying to have clever writing. It's a "joke"
Dylan Sanders
>He doesn't know
Jack Howard
aliens are pissed?
Logan Gutierrez
Do you honestly think only one base tracks ICBMs? Did this meteor land on top of NORAD?
Ryan Cruz
what if like
*puffs joint*
scientists were on like
*exhales*
mars, man?
Josiah Sullivan
Joshua Mitchell
All of these (you)s who took the bait on the sole icbm base
Adam Diaz
Enough to where we need to specify whether or not they're on the planet Earth?
Oliver Perez
I don't remember I think it was formatted like one.
Dylan Miller
>Exploding black holes.
We are not in the "exploding black hole" season yet. Ask me in a trillion years.
Leo Stewart
I just think it's hilarious that it was the Thule Air Base.
Luke Clark
>Do you honestly think only one base tracks ICBMs? Did this meteor land on top of NORAD?
THIS IS SETUP FOR DISCLOSURE
Aaron Nelson
>muh sarcastic liberal god twitter
remind me why I should care?
Nicholas Allen
>You know, the one that hit over the sole base that tracks ICBMs?
Which one ICBM tracker are you talking about? The one in Canada? The one in Colorado? The one in Turkey? The one in Poland? The one that gets towed around the Pacific but is based in Pearl Harbor? Or the one in Alaska?
Jeremiah Thomas
Someone emp'ed the station.
Wyatt Bennett
fuck you motherfucker cocksucker!
Jayden Cook
Nemesis and Nibiru are really in our solar system, aren’t they?
Lucas Sanchez
we'v been testing our new weapon ... oops
Xavier Martinez
Wait. What?
Ryan Peterson
But I thought Aliens were already among us? Have I been lied too?
Grayson Baker
Please don't turn this into another Hawaii thread. Thanks.
Adam Richardson
>First Contact will be on August 11th 2018
I'll believe it when I see it.
Aaron Hughes
There's a solar eclipse on aug 11
Christian Taylor
Mysterious gigantic rogue planet seen moving outside our solar system
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A mysterious large object is floating around outside our solar system and researchers aren't sure exactly what it is - although it could be a rogue planet.
In the first radio-telescope detection of a planetary-mass object beyond our solar system, astronomers have found the strange celestial body has 12.7 times the mass of Jupiter. It doesn't appear to orbit a parent star, however, and is only 20 light-years away from Earth.
"This object is right at the boundary between a planet and a brown dwarf, or 'failed star,' and is giving us some surprises that can potentially help us understand magnetic processes on both stars and planets," study lead astronomer Melodie Kao said.
A brown dwarf is an object too large to be a planet, but isn't big enough to sustain the nuclear fusion of hydrogen in its core that is vital to stars.
The object, which has been named SIMP J01365663+0933473, was first detected in 2016, but was thought to be a brown dwarf. The latest data reveals it's younger than first thought at a relatively youthful 200 million years old, and its mass is smaller, so it could be classified as a planet. Its temperature is also far cooler than the sun, at 825 degrees Celsius. It also has a strong magnetic field, 200 times the strength of Jupiter.
Nathaniel Torres
Bump
Leo Morales
>There's a solar eclipse on aug 11
...And? Does a solar eclipse imply a greater likelihood of alien contact?
Kayden Wilson
first peepee contact?
Matthew Stewart
Nah but your flag implies you're an israeli faggot that'll be dead soon.
Hudson James
I've been wearing this life jacket for 82 days now. When is that Hawaii volcano going to slump???
Josiah Jackson
If this thread bothers you why don't you go read the stickie again you dumb nigger.
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Michael Diaz
>signal
I thinkntemember seeing that on the news awhile back. I think they said it could be from a ships propulsions system. Is that the signal you linked? I aint clicking on putin propoganda webshire.
Connor King
Q predicted this
Samuel Bailey
SPACE ISNT REAL AND THE EARTH IS FLAT
Michael Allen
Oh really, when? That's what I thought, fucko. Keep on going with you're pathetic LARP while the rest of us will stay rooted in realty.
Anthony Hernandez
Careful. Some idiot might think you're serious.
Landon Lopez
I am serious. You'll be dead soon when Israel gets invaded from all sides and then the shills will vanish.
Isaac Harris
This was perhaps the foiled attack on Trump Q talked about.
Jackson Young
Trump needs to unleash the Space Force on the filthy xenos.
Isaiah Foster
Ok mohoumad
Owen Hughes
Was this what trump meant when he said he would build additional missile defense bases yesterday or the day before in his speech?
Easton Rivera
does an allah twitter account exist? if not they should make one and make him far right
it would piss off a lot of people
Oliver Hill
YOU XENOPHOBIC BASTARD
Charles Davis
>pic related
I really wish he had a more extensive vocabulary. Sad.
Parker Turner
Christopher Collins
"Something BIG is about to drop" Q user, august 2nd
Landon Bell
>stop criticizing my meme president! Reeeeeee!
Low iq individual. Sad.
Brayden Thomas
lol
Henry Jenkins
If it was a meteor why would air force make a big deal or really even talk about it?
Could have been a missile shield test with a real warhead to measure radiation after effects
Brody Jenkins
There are more than one base for tracking ICBMs retard, we've got them everywhere from Germany to Greenland.
Landon Williams
Gendo predicted this.