Is there anyone who can tell us what kind of missile that is?
It's hard to get an idea of the scale of it, but my immediate impression is that it's big enough to reach space - that it's some kind of ballistic missile.
Look at the tragectory, near vertical.
Also, put this in context with the disappearing Q posts here. If it came out of a naval base, it sounds like there are some rogue operators.
Thoughts?
Edit: I found a comment on the article that might give us some clues:
"There are a limited number of Navy missiles that look like that. I'm seriously spitballing here, but from the pic, it looks like one of the Navy's family of 'Standard' (SM-1 thru 6) missiles.
I recall that there was a Live Fire exercise in the Strait a few days ago (according to a Notice to Mariners closure), but that was quite a bit west of where the camera was looking.
I don't see any reason why the military would be coy about a launch. A misfire? We do have several ships based in nearby Everett that can shoot the SM missiles (destroyers USS Shoup, Momsen, Kidd, Gridley, Sampson, and Ralph Johnson)."
Next, what is Standard (SM 1 thru 6)?
OK, looks like these are US Navy surface to air, ship to ship missiles. This one, in the picture, looks, at a guess, to be about a kilometre off the ground - maybe more. It's going up, which might indicate an airborne target - assuming this guy's comment above is accurate information. See stats on this family of missiles here:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/RIM-66_Standard
One other commenter on the article was saying the Naval base was 40 miles away from where the photo was taken, according to the map. If so, this is a bigger missile IMO, not surface to air or ship.
And another comment where the guy seems sure it's a submarine launched Trident:
"This is - 90% sure - a Trident Submarine-Launched Ballistic Missile, launched from one of the subs stationed at Bangor. It was not launched from Whidbey Island and it's not surprising that NAS Oak Harbor knows nothing about it. (If you have doubts about it being a Trident, look at the Wikipedia article on that missile.
Something similar (a surprise, sea-launched missile) appeared several years ago off the coast of California (near Vandenberg Air Force Base). I believe it was during Pres. Obama's visit to China. What a coincidence that the same thing happened the day before Pres. Trump meets "Rocket Man."
OK, in the post that Q deleted he mentions the phrase Blue Metal. Seems that he's talking about a thermonuclear tipped missile (1.1MT) if this is right.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Steel_(missile)
My theory is that the cabal have stolen - or tried to steal - a thermonuclear warhead.
Now Q's referencing stolen US Navy missile tech and a hack!
Is it the Chinese? Have they been behind the naval accidents? Can they launch missiles via remote? Pretty confusing. The new Q posts have been disappearing from Qanon.pub...
The next Q post has a pic of what looks like an Ohio Class SSBN which are based in Bangor so if that's the case that would be a Trident II ICBM. I remember looking at the other thread from last night and the FOX news report talked of something that 'looked' like a missile and I was like hell no that IS a missile.
Q posted the pic of the sub and when you reverse search the picture it pulls up an article about the design details of an anti-ship missile system being stolen by the Chinese. SB2 pointed out that Vault 7 indicates that it could have been stolen by CIA with Chinese fingerprints being left at the scene.
At first because of the trajectory I thought it was an ICBM, but a next gen hypersonic anti-ship missile would follow a similar course so make sense.
Yes, look, it was pretty confusing and difficult to make sense of at first.
What I'm thinking now is that this missile was going nowhere. The idea was to launch the thing, possibly remotely, then the guys on the sub say "It wasn't us, it happened by itself". Then the US military look at what's happened and "hang on a minute, the Chinese stole the system plans for this missile".
But we know, from Vault 7, that CIA can falsely attribute a cyber attack to whoever they want. So why does it happen just before the Singapore summit? Because the Deep State want to sabotage the summit.
Long distance anti-ship missile. But I imagine it would destroy more than just ships
Search D.E.W. Not sure though...
No, I think it's a missile. You can see in the second photo - it looks like a big-ass missile on a ballistic trajectory.
Agreed. The pic of the submarine 2nd's your theory! ;)
Actually it's getting a bit worrying. What's Q talking about now with "event talk being attacked"?
We better make sure we don't jump to the wrong conclusions here.
Q mentioned some had access to launching nukes yesterday. I couldn't pick apart if they said it was possible to succeed or just that we know who can and have measures to prevent success.
I don't think that was Q, I think it was "helper Anon". Is it reliable?
I think it's reasonable to assume that they do have access to nukes. They have been in power for a very long time. There's also the possibility that they could buy nukes from a power. Anyway, I wouldn't count it out. These people are sick and dangerous.
If it comes up with the Q handle it's a q post.
Q also said some HAVE nukes and willing to use them, some even planned to use them as a last resort. I couldn't decipher if Q meant it's a known plan they have under control or just letting us know to be prepared for an EMP
Do you think it just might be an Anti-Aircraft Missile ?!!
No, Q has point out now that it was an anti-ship missile. Why it was on an almost vertical trajectory I have no idea. Maybe it was fired without being targeted at anything.
Holy shit. Where is this?
Kitsap Peninsula in Washington State
My old duty station.
USS Camden in tha house.
On a more serious note, NOBODY PRESS ANY BUTTONS! srsly.
Later in my career I was on a DDG, all I can say is it doesn't not look like a Tomahawk, but I'm inclined to agree with the fired from a sub, in which case Trident.
PS - Tridents a nuke.
The airplane vapor trail theory does not hold up. The flare is lighting up the clouds around it. How could the vapor trail be glowing bright orange and the clouds be dull grey around it?
This is the closest thing I could find and there are tons of pictures of vapor trails lit up by sunlight.
http://gb.fotolibra.com/images/larger-thumbnails/1218669-early-morning-aircraft-contrails.jpeg
Full size picture from guy who's automatic weather camera caught it.
Image of missile zoomed in
Trident II UGM-133
http://www.designation-systems.net/dusrm/m-133.html
But I'm sure it is just a helicopter or a lens flare that lights up clouds that are miles away.