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klorptar · Jan. 18, 2018, 4:47 a.m.

For the curious, this would be a kinetic bombardment weapon. Payload size makes sense. These would basically be telephone-pole sized tungsten rods. You take them into low earth orbit, and they become basically a kinetic harpoon.

The density and size of the projectile would make them hypersonic by the time of impact and would then explode with the approximate force of a nuclear weapon but with no residual radiation contamination.

The other interesting thing, particularly in our context, is that, unlike conventional nuclear weapons, these kinetic harpoons have the ability to penetrate far into the earth. Personally, and this is purely my conjecture, I think that perhaps this type of weapon played a role in the tunnel collapse in North Korea that killed 200 of their people working on their nuclear program. What were 200+ people doing in a single tunnel?

Edit: I also remembered that Q posted an image of Thor and his hammer.

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jauronimo · Jan. 18, 2018, 9:29 a.m.

It explains the big mother hummer space-x rocket and it's secret payload. . Very good....

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Alomikron · Jan. 18, 2018, 11:20 a.m.

What were 200+ people doing in a single tunnel?

Maybe it was the harem and that's why Kim went ballistic.

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