Titanium Rods From Space Weapon at Tara Brothers blog

Titanium Rods From Space Weapon. The idea behind the ‘rods from god’ is strikingly simple: A darpa rendering depicts a supersonic conventional weapon as it emerges from its rocket nose. These rods would be deployed towards earth, gaining speed as they descend due to the pull of gravity. The strange super space weapon that wasn't pointed rods, around twenty or thirty feet long and several feet in diameter, would have been sent into space via rocket and housed on satellites, where they would then be dropped onto hardened targets like underground bunkers. Project thor will see telephone pole sized tungsten rods, 20 feet long and 1 foot in diameter, dropped from american satellites to strike hardened bunkers and underground nuclear complexes. Like earlier kinetic weapons, the rods from god would be mechanically simple while being virtually impossible to defend against. Not quite jerry pournelle’s ‘rods from god,’ but just as terrifying. The weapon consists of a pair of satellites, one of which houses a series of tungsten rods, each about 20 feet long and one foot in diameter. A single rod of titanium would have enough kinetic energy to penetrate deep into the earth, destroying any hardened bunkers and underground shelters in its path. What goes up must come down.

What goes up must come down. Project thor will see telephone pole sized tungsten rods, 20 feet long and 1 foot in diameter, dropped from american satellites to strike hardened bunkers and underground nuclear complexes. Not quite jerry pournelle’s ‘rods from god,’ but just as terrifying. A single rod of titanium would have enough kinetic energy to penetrate deep into the earth, destroying any hardened bunkers and underground shelters in its path. These rods would be deployed towards earth, gaining speed as they descend due to the pull of gravity. The strange super space weapon that wasn't pointed rods, around twenty or thirty feet long and several feet in diameter, would have been sent into space via rocket and housed on satellites, where they would then be dropped onto hardened targets like underground bunkers. The weapon consists of a pair of satellites, one of which houses a series of tungsten rods, each about 20 feet long and one foot in diameter. A darpa rendering depicts a supersonic conventional weapon as it emerges from its rocket nose. Like earlier kinetic weapons, the rods from god would be mechanically simple while being virtually impossible to defend against. The idea behind the ‘rods from god’ is strikingly simple:

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Titanium Rods From Space Weapon The weapon consists of a pair of satellites, one of which houses a series of tungsten rods, each about 20 feet long and one foot in diameter. Like earlier kinetic weapons, the rods from god would be mechanically simple while being virtually impossible to defend against. What goes up must come down. A darpa rendering depicts a supersonic conventional weapon as it emerges from its rocket nose. These rods would be deployed towards earth, gaining speed as they descend due to the pull of gravity. Project thor will see telephone pole sized tungsten rods, 20 feet long and 1 foot in diameter, dropped from american satellites to strike hardened bunkers and underground nuclear complexes. The strange super space weapon that wasn't pointed rods, around twenty or thirty feet long and several feet in diameter, would have been sent into space via rocket and housed on satellites, where they would then be dropped onto hardened targets like underground bunkers. The idea behind the ‘rods from god’ is strikingly simple: The weapon consists of a pair of satellites, one of which houses a series of tungsten rods, each about 20 feet long and one foot in diameter. Not quite jerry pournelle’s ‘rods from god,’ but just as terrifying. A single rod of titanium would have enough kinetic energy to penetrate deep into the earth, destroying any hardened bunkers and underground shelters in its path.