Dropping Steel Rods From Space at Linda Burk blog

Dropping Steel Rods From Space. 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. Now imagine the metal is tungsten — one of the heaviest rare metals — and it's dropped from space, miles above the surface of the earth. Used what they called “lazy dog” bombs. 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. Hitting the enemy with something very hard and very dense, moving very fast. One of the ideas for a space weapon back in the cold war was dropping a tungsten rod from orbit onto an enemy target. Whether dropped from the sky or fired from a cannon, the principle behind these weapons is the same: During the vietnam war, the u.s. Impacting at many times the speed of sound, the kinetic. These were simply solid steel pieces, less than two inches long, fitted with fins.

One of the ideas for a space weapon back in the cold war was dropping a tungsten rod from orbit onto an enemy target. Hitting the enemy with something very hard and very dense, moving very fast. Used what they called “lazy dog” bombs. Whether dropped from the sky or fired from a cannon, the principle behind these weapons is the same: Impacting at many times the speed of sound, the kinetic. 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. 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. These were simply solid steel pieces, less than two inches long, fitted with fins. During the vietnam war, the u.s. Now imagine the metal is tungsten — one of the heaviest rare metals — and it's dropped from space, miles above the surface of the earth.

Steel Rods Dropped From Space at Sharon Roach blog

Dropping Steel Rods From Space Impacting at many times the speed of sound, the kinetic. During the vietnam war, the u.s. 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. Whether dropped from the sky or fired from a cannon, the principle behind these weapons is the same: Now imagine the metal is tungsten — one of the heaviest rare metals — and it's dropped from space, miles above the surface of the earth. These were simply solid steel pieces, less than two inches long, fitted with fins. 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. Impacting at many times the speed of sound, the kinetic. Used what they called “lazy dog” bombs. One of the ideas for a space weapon back in the cold war was dropping a tungsten rod from orbit onto an enemy target. Hitting the enemy with something very hard and very dense, moving very fast.