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Incident at Astrakhan

9/26/2017

The Russian Defense Ministry said its missile forces successfully launched a Topol RS-12M, called SS-27 "Sickle B" by NATO, from the Kapustin Yar range in the southern Astrakhan region. The missile reportedly flew about 1,200 miles before striking a target at the Sary Shagan testing site in Kazakhstan


After Tuesday's launch, however, it was local Russians who appeared to be most shaken. Some residents in southern Russia took to social media to post pictures of the curious, spiral-like trail left behind by the missile.


Astrakhan Site
Znamensk (formerly Kapustin Yar-1)


The first ballistic missile tested in the Soviet Union — the famous captured German V-2 — was launched from the Kapustin Yar launch site. Not long thereafter, this desert witnessed satellite launches, atomic bomb explosions, and a host of planes and helicopters bombarding its sandy plains with rockets and bombs.

Last week, the Russian Strategic Missile Force tested its modern Yars intercontinental ballistic missile. A solid propellant missile carrying a multiple warhead payload, Yars is a modern variant of the Topol-M missile series, designed to replace the dated liquid-propellant UR-100N missiles, which are better known under their NATO designation SS-19 Stiletto.

https://www.rt.com/news/404678-russia-ballistic-missile-test/

Incident of Tromsø
December 11, 2009

The people of Tromso in Norway's northern reaches awoke to the sight of a giant blue and white spiral of light hanging in the still dark sky above them, they were understandably shocked.

"It looked like a rocket that spun around and around and then went diagonally across the heavens," said Totto Eriksen, who saw the display while driving his daughter to school. And when an explanation finally came, he wasn't far wrong. It turned out to be a failed Russian nuclear-capable missile test launch.


The Bulava missile was fired from the submarine Dmitry Danskoi, the Russian defence ministry confirmed. The White Sea, close to Norway's Arctic region, is Russia's standard missile-testing site.




http://www.independent.co.uk/news/s...nt-light-spiral-in-arctic-solved-1838186.html

http://www.slate.com/blogs/bad_astr...ely_bizarre_light_show_freaks_out_norway.html


Moscow said its practice warhead successfully hit a designated target at the Sary-Shagan firing range in Kazakhstan, an ex-Soviet neighbour with which it shares close economic and military ties.

The RS-12M Topol or (SS-25 Sickle) is a single-warhead ICBM, which entered service in 1988, according toMilitary Today.

11.18.2016

Vladimir Putin successfully launches nuclear test missile that can reach America in 12 minutes

The missile flew from Yasny Launch Base to the peninsula of Kamchatka, a distance spanning thousands of miles

https://www.salon.com/2016/11/18/vl...missile-that-can-reach-america-in-12-minutes/

Cloud of light and vapor trail photographed by International Space Station

American astronaut Mike Hopkins tweeted that he saw something weird in the sky and posted a somewhat shaky image of it.* A few hours later Italian astronaut Luca Parmitano posted a sharper shot, the one shown above.

http://www.slate.com/blogs/bad_astronomy/2013/10/11/russian_topol_missile_test_spotted_from_iss.html

No, that was not a black hole.
It was dead space.

A rocket got out of control, perhaps losing a stabilizer, and started to spiral. The two spirals, different in shape, size, and color, indicate something happened in the middle of all this (the rocket second stage fired while still spinning, or something else started leaking out), changing the rocket's direction. Then, when the fuel or whatever ran out, the white spiral began to disappear from the inside out as the material expanded in space.


http://www.slate.com/blogs/bad_astr...ely_bizarre_light_show_freaks_out_norway.html

OTOH

This spiral did have black holes

10:30:43 UTC on that day, the gravitational waves from a merging pair of black holes 1.8 billion light years away passed through you, oscillating your height a few times.

"...the strongest and sharpest gravitational waves are created when two black holes merge, because they’re massive and accelerate hugely right before they merge. That’s what LIGO was designed to detect… and it did, in September 2016. Since that time it’s found two more mergers..."

http://www.syfy.com/syfywire/a-tiny-wiggle-reveals-a-huge-merger-of-black-holes-the-fourth-ever-seen

Why, now ?
U.S., Russia Trade Charges Over Open Skies Treaty Compliance


September 27, 2017


"We have long had concerns about Russia’s implementation of the Open Skies Treaty,” a U.S. State Department official said in a statement provided to AIN on September 27. “After repeated, unsuccessful attempts to engage Moscow diplomatically, we have elected to take some reasonable and comparable steps in response to Russia’s non-compliance.”

Russia has used aircraft including the Tupolev Tu-154M-ON trijet, one of which overflew sites including the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., the Pentagon, Joint Base Andrews and President Donald Trump’s Bedminster, New Jersey golf club in April with U.S. personnel aboard, according to media reports. Plans call for the Russian Air Force to replace the Tu-154 with the twin-engine Tu-214ON for the mission.

http://www.ainonline.com/aviation-n...ade-charges-over-open-skies-treaty-compliance

 

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Donald John Trump has an intellect
that is equal to a squirrel's intellect.


Russia has not hidden their work to gift
America with Mr. "Squirrel Brain" Trump.

Who knows why Donald Squirrel Brain wants to play with Russia, and play along with Russia ? Who the fuck cares, why, until America shoves him in a prison ?

What is happening, is Russia and associates are disrupting the American government, and governments, world wide.


Donald John Trump and his troop of goons
are fucking around with North Korea.

Most of the world's legitimate leaders treated North Korea as you would treat a rabid dog. It is a diseased and dangerous animal, but it is just a dog.

Over the years, since the solution to keeping North Korea confined, there was something learned. Negotiating with North Korea was next to impossible. Agreements were worthless. Do you remember cartoon characters from the Peanuts comic strip and TV specials ? Lucy would promise that she would let Charlie Brown kick the football. She would pull the football away, just as Charlie put his kick into motion. He always fell for her trick. The energy aimed at the football propelled him to the ground.

America, unlike Charlie Brown, caught on quickly. But, played along with the game in order to limit the damage North Korea would be capable of. America had arrived at the idea that negotiations with North Korea were impossible, if serious agreements with verified results were desired.

What guided America's decisions ?

The whole nation of North Korea is mentally deranged from years inside an internment camp operated by insane people. At a certain point, the concerns about nuclear incidents and missile attempts were minimum.

It is 2018, and so much has changed.

Decisions are made quickly, because NOW quickly recedes into the past in less than an instant.

Yet, the same games are playing out, as were played during the Cold War years. We have more to worry about, because computer technology has accelerated in development.


Does North Korea have the capability to send and deliver nuclear bombings to damage America's allies ?


Why are countries formerly in alliance with Russia, attacking Americans, and American allies ?

Nikola Tesla research contributes to evil weapons-

American militarized police use sound weapons and heat weapons against Occupy Wall Street protesters- continue to use sound and heat weapons against Black Lives Matter protesters

The United States worried about advanced radio wave, magnetic wave, and plasma weapons in 1998.

Why should anyone fear the sound of loud crickets ?

Havana, Cuba

U.S. spies, posted to the embassy under diplomatic cover, reported hearing bizarre sounds and experiencing even stranger physical effects

Investigators have created a map detailing specific areas of Cuba's capital where attacks have occurred, several individuals familiar with the matter said. Three "zones," or geographic clusters of attacks, cover the homes where U.S. diplomats live and several hotels where attacks occurred, including the historic Hotel Capri.

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/nationworld/ct-cuba-havana-attacks-20171002-story.html

7 June 2018


Guangzhou, China

US embassy pulls more China staff over mystery illness


Symptoms of a sonic attack may include dizziness, headaches, vomiting, bowel spasms, vertigo, permanent hearing loss and even brain damage.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-44393297

A gruesome North Korean murder plot: Trial sheds new light on assassination of Kim Jong Un's brother

Kim Jong-nam

Malaysia’s Kuala Lumpur International Airport

13 February 2017


Sophisticated poison is used.


https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...brother/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.843fc8b4a314

Sergei and Yulia Skripal are poisoned in Salisbury, 78 miles from London

4 March 2018


Sophisticated Russian poison is used

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news...k-sites-decontamination-russia-sergei-skripal

*looks at the borders between Russia, China, and North Korea*

Lovely bridges, railway lines, and roads.

 

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Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO)


At a regional Eurasian summit, the presidents of Russia and China have promised to work towards global cooperation. Russia's Putin also signaled a desire for a one-one-one with US President Donald Trump

Growing regional bloc

The SCO also includes nations like India, Pakistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan. Other countries, including Belarus, Mongolia and Iran attend the summits as observer nations, alongside several more dialogue partners.

Russian President Vladimir Putin praised the inclusion of India and Pakistan, saying that the organization "has become even stronger."

http://www.dw.com/en/as-g7-argues-r...nas-xi-jinping-show-sco-friendship/a-44148676


China’s Xi Jinping handed Vladimir Putin a large, golden “Medal of Friendship” on Friday as the two met in Beijing, declaring the Russian leader his “best, most intimate friend.


As a symbolic display of strengthening diplomatic ties, it was hardly subtle. But at a time when Russia is becoming ever more isolated from its Western neighbours, and as the G7 holds its own summit in Canada, it serves to show the world that Moscow always has a plan B.

For Moscow, the SCO ... should also serve as one of the major bulwarks against, and an alternative to, the US-led Western hegemony,” Mr Lukin told the South China Morning Post


“Russia and China will not trust each other fully, as the enormous Russian Far East was previously part of the Qing Empire. The Chinese have never forgotten this history and the Russians know that. But until China is prepared and willing to act on this, they share a strategic interest in being parallel strategic competitors to the US.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...tion-summit-india-pakistan-iran-a8389856.html

 

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Europa

18 September 2014

To their surprise, they found that present-day Europeans trace their ancestry back to three and not just two ancestral groups.

The first group is indigenous hunter-gatherers, the second is farmers that migrated to Europe from the Near East around 7,500 years ago and the previously unknown third group is a population that spanned North Eurasia and genetically connects Europeans with Native Americans.

“We find a major surprise: Europeans are a mixture of three ancient populations, not two,” said David Reich from Harvard Medical School, one of the lead investigators of the study.


We are all the outcome of immigration. Europe has been a melting pot for the last 10,000 years."

Using present-day and ancient human data, the researchers were also able to calculate the proportion of the three groups' DNA in present-day European genomes. "Nearly all Europeans have ancestry from all three ancestral groups," said Iosif Lazaridis from Harvard Medical School.

https://www.thelocal.de/20140918/study-reveals-migrant-makeup-of-europeans

The first modern Briton had “dark to black” skin, groundbreaking new analysis of his 10,000-year-old remains has revealed.

Britain’s oldest complete skeleton, known as Cheddar Man, was unearthed more than a century ago in Gough’s Cave in Somerset


“Not just dark skin and blue eyes, because you can get that combination, but also the face shape. So all of this combines together and make him just not the same as people you see around today.


Cheddar Man, thought to have died in his twenties and have had a relatively good diet, lived in Britain when it was almost completely depopulated about 300 generations ago.

Although previous populations had settled in Britain long before his arrival, they were wiped out before him and he marked the start of continuous habitation on the island.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...h-natural-history-museum-alfons-a8198066.html

And the Misliya-1 fossil is definitely human, not Neanderthal or an early hominin like Homo erectus. The shape of the jaw and the nasal floor look distinctly human, and so do the shape and arrangement of the teeth. Misliya-1’s presence brings the fossil evidence into line with genetic studies, which suggest that modern humans first interbred with Neanderthals around 200,000 years ago somewhere outside of Africa



The researchers suggest that these may actually have been different waves of human occupation in the region, where the climate varied tremendously over the Paleolithic. Between 244,000 and 190,000 years ago, several wetter periods may have made the Levant a hospitable place for migrating humans.

“But there were severe periods of aridity before and after this time, meaning that the region was probably more often a ‘boulevard of broken dreams’ than a stable haven for early humans,” wrote Galway-Witham and anthropologist Christopher Stringer, also of the Natural History Museum, in a paper commenting on Hershkovitz’s findings. That means that Misliya-1’s people were probably not directly related to the people who later lived in the Qafzeh and Es-Skhul caves.

And Galway-Witham suggests that there may have been an even earlier wave of human migration into the region that we just haven’t found evidence of yet. “Certainly, however, now that we have evidence of modern human occupation in the Levant about 180,000 years ago, this makes scenarios of earlier modern human occupation in the region more plausible,” she said.

https://arstechnica.com/science/201...f-africa-40000-years-earlier-than-we-thought/

The grave of La Balance-Ilot P, in Avignon, southern France, is an individual and isolated burial, attributed in the 1970′s to the Mesolithic or the Early Neolithic. The grave, partially unearthed, was exhibited and stored at the Calvet Museum until its rediscovery and laboratory excavation in 2009. We used 3D laser recording and field anthropological methods, followed by a multidisciplinary approach. The deceased, an adult male, was buried in primary deposition without any architectural features preserved. For the first time in the Mediterranean early Neolithic, this study led to the identification of a garment adorned with sophisticated embroidery using 158 red-colored Columbella rustica shells and 16 red deer canines. Calibrated AMS dates allow us to reliably place it in the early 5th millennium b.c. reinforcing evidence for long distance intercultural relationships in Europe during the Neolithic.

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/00934690.2016.1261584?src=recsys&journalCode=yjfa20