mahdoton laskea! Vois vaihka osua niiden niin rakkaaseen israeliin... Toisin kuin Ruskit, epäilen että tämä olikin juuri paikoitustesti! Kuinkatarkaan pystytään satenliitti pudottamaan. Ja vituisk meni!
In an earlier story, it was reported that a meteor crashed into Peru, creating a 30-meter crater hole. After the crash, some residents complained they endured headaches and vomiting caused by a strange odor in the air. However, the military agency from Russia think it is not the meteor that hit Peru; rather it was a US spy satellite.
Russian military reported today that one of the spy satellites from the US targeting Iran, the KH-13, was destroyed in its orbit and crashed into Peru. The satellite’s main power generator powered by the radioactive isotope Pu-238 might have been the source of radiation poisoning, which caused illness to the people living near the crash site.
The Russian agency speculates that if it were a meteor that produced a 30 meter crater, it would have hit the ground with a high energy equivalent to one Kiloton nuclear weapon and would have been recorded by seismic stations around the world. But it wasn’t recorded like that, so they imply only the satellite debris might have caused this crater and the following radiation leak.
This is not the only shocking thing they have revealed in this report; they said the US Air force deliberately shot down the satellite, so that it won’t be used to attack Iran. Air Force and other military leaders are opposed to go to war with Iran now, so the Russian agency thinks the military is doing this to deny the use of the satellite to attack Iran.
They say this satellite was to be used to guide the nuclear missile attack on Iran. If true, it would have been shocking to complain about Iran’s nuclear capability on the one hand and attacking them with a nuclear missile on the other hand.
Only Pravda is reporting such a report, so I am not sure how truthful it is. But if the crater was caused by a satellite, then the local people would have found pieces of satellite unless it becomes pulverized with the collision and explosion soon after. If it is true, they should give more evidence such as test results done from the crash site, to confirm their theory.
Do you think this is possible from a falling satellite?
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mahdoton laskea! Vois vaihka osua niiden niin rakkaaseen israeliin...
Toisin kuin Ruskit, epäilen että tämä olikin juuri paikoitustesti! Kuinkatarkaan pystytään satenliitti pudottamaan.
Ja vituisk meni!
In an earlier story, it was reported that a meteor crashed into Peru, creating a 30-meter crater hole. After the crash, some residents complained they endured headaches and vomiting caused by a strange odor in the air. However, the military agency from Russia think it is not the meteor that hit Peru; rather it was a US spy satellite.
Russian military reported today that one of the spy satellites from the US targeting Iran, the KH-13, was destroyed in its orbit and crashed into Peru. The satellite’s main power generator powered by the radioactive isotope Pu-238 might have been the source of radiation poisoning, which caused illness to the people living near the crash site.
The Russian agency speculates that if it were a meteor that produced a 30 meter crater, it would have hit the ground with a high energy equivalent to one Kiloton nuclear weapon and would have been recorded by seismic stations around the world. But it wasn’t recorded like that, so they imply only the satellite debris might have caused this crater and the following radiation leak.
This is not the only shocking thing they have revealed in this report; they said the US Air force deliberately shot down the satellite, so that it won’t be used to attack Iran. Air Force and other military leaders are opposed to go to war with Iran now, so the Russian agency thinks the military is doing this to deny the use of the satellite to attack Iran.
They say this satellite was to be used to guide the nuclear missile attack on Iran. If true, it would have been shocking to complain about Iran’s nuclear capability on the one hand and attacking them with a nuclear missile on the other hand.
Only Pravda is reporting such a report, so I am not sure how truthful it is. But if the crater was caused by a satellite, then the local people would have found pieces of satellite unless it becomes pulverized with the collision and explosion soon after. If it is true, they should give more evidence such as test results done from the crash site, to confirm their theory.
Do you think this is possible from a falling satellite?
Ne on sekopäitä!