Thread 513835534

Remember the great balloon panic? Another thing slid into memory hole.

Interesting times those were

>>513835534 (OP)
No nobody remembers your gayops kill yourself

>>513835534 (OP)
Yeah, one crashed into a mountain and there was smoke.

>>513835534 (OP)
I remember this during the superb-owl and I had to tell everyone to shut it off so I can listen to the briefing that norad gave that same night. I remember thinking it was actually happening but then…nothing…

Here’s the briefing
https://youtu.be/QckSKVcp10U

>>513835723
There is a 10 mile spaceship headed into the solar system

I would argue, more interesting times ahead

Reminder. In this image it is moving left to Right, not the other way around. The "tail" is in the front of an object moving 144,000mph somehow.

>>513836215
>>513836295
Fucking based. Fuck cometfags

>>513835534 (OP)

Does anyone remember the unidentified drones on the east coast at the end of last year? That faded away fast

>>513836295
You just don't understand fluid dynamics of gaseous fields heated by solar wind in a vacuum.

>>513835534 (OP)
alaska is four times the size of prussia

>>513835534 (OP)
Alaska is ten times the size of Alaska.

>>513836836
>Yo...yo...you just never seen a reverse comet on a perfectly flat trajectory touring the solar system chud

KYS faggot

>>513835534 (OP)
>What happened to them?
Who's askin?

Air & Water Technologies Corp.: Claudio Elia, Chairman and CEO.
AT&T Submarine Systems, Inc.: Walter Murphy, an executive with the company.
Barrington Corp.: Barry L. Conrad, Chairman and CEO.
Bechtel Corp.: P. Stuart Tholan, President.
Bridge Housing Corp.: I. Donald Terner, President.
Enserch International Ltd.: Frank Maier, President.
Foster Wheeler Energy International: Robert Al Whittacker, an executive.
Harza Engineering Co.: John A. Scoville, Chairman.
Interguard Corp.: David Ford, President and CEO.
Parsons Corp.: Leonard Pieroni, Chairman.
Riggs International Banking Corp.: Paul Cushman III, Chairman and CEO.

Really don't know, but great point OP. BTW, when are the fully un-redacted Epstein files going to be released so Trump can wear another hat

>>513836295
You do understand that the sun's rays will melt things that have been at almost absolute zero for millennia on that asteroid, and heat them up to boiling point.
And since the velocity of everything on that asteroid is 0mph relative to everything else on that asteroid, anything that boils will mist away from the rock, towards the thing that's causing its surface to boil.
Creating a very large cloud of 'steam', because there's no atmosphere and very little gravity

This is something the average 10 year old is able to grasp by reading Greg Bear or Arthur C Clarke or Larry Niven, and yet here you are, dumber than a 10 year old.

Yeah i am sure "they" are capable of interstellar travel yet they got shot down by technology that cannot face off with Iranian missiles from the 80's

very believable!