Topic: These Air Force 'rods from God' could hit with the force of a nuclear weapon (Read 225 times)

Good point. But since there is also evidence that many people don't need your kind of evidence, it's only a point.

How do we know that many don't need that evidence? We wouldn't have a pandemic if people needed that kind of evidence. And we certainly wouldn't get vaccines for Covid if people even cared about real evidence this way and that.

The only evidence I have that we need evidence to support our claims is the entire history of applied science (including all technology and, yes, engineering).
Claims that don't need evidence, or that people still support despite the absence of any evidence or, indeed, despite the presence of overwhelming evidence to the contrary, are the preserve of religion.

That seems to be a controvercial claim that needs backing up.

Nothing, it's all of the other points that invite skepticism:

'Rods from God'. Google. Bill Gates. Nuclear explosion in Chinese rail yard. UFOs. Gravity control.

If someone is making a controversial claim, then they need to back it up with evidence. They can't just say things like "Now do understand that the USA has had gravity control since 1955" and expect people to take it as an established truth. Simply saying something doesn't make it true. It's the lack of evidence, combined with there being multiple wild and unsubstantiated claims... this is why the whole thing isn't taken seriously.

^^^ If you look at the German series of "V" rockets in WW2, you will see that they left earth, entered space, then hit on earth to deliver their bomb load. What's so hard to understand about guided missiles that can be guided from space to hit targets on earth. Because the Germans had some failures among their successes? We have come a long way past the Germans in the last 75 years.

I don't really trust such theories much. Has the United States had all this tremendous technology since the 1950s? Is the United States now in control of gravity and can change the laws of nature with ease?
I do not know the extent of the technologies that the United States has at the present time, but it is certain that they are tremendous technologies that we know very little about, everyone knows of course about the Star Wars program, but we do not know the true details of the project, I can believe that gravity is penetrated by laser beams, but the occurrence This is difficult to believe by guided missiles from outer space, because it violates the laws of nature.

I'm happy that you are happy. Everybody should be happy. At least up unto the point that it kills him. Lol.

I'm happy to answer these.

1) No. No country has put tungsten 'rods from God' into space.
2) No.
3) No.

^^^ So franky1 is in denial... constantly about all kinds of things. In fact, he would rather take issue with the messenger and ignore the message. Such is the practice of a troll.

To get back to the 'rods', the article indicates that they aren't there, but that they could be, and that the US could put them up there if it really wanted.

The questions are, has any other country done so? Has the US done it secretly? Is this the way that God is going to start the destruction of the world? - not that He needs this.

so badecker read on some blog post.. that there have been space weapons since 1955

so suddenly. 66 years later.. badecker thinks:
its suddenly relevant news.
its an immanent threat
it has something to do with his religious idol
that they were putting things into space.. years before putting things into space
they done it real cheap/free
that 1950's tech was more precise then current drones.

oh wait.. is this another 'jesus will turn up to smite us in 2021' thing..
will someone next spout out that Nostradamus wrote about it

heres a funny thing..
sputnik was the first rocket into space.. 1957 by russia.. america didnt put anything into space until years later

so yea lets play badeckers silly god games that require time machines to have the US putting things in space years before they put things into space

i think badeckers influencer has read something about "thor" missiles in 1956+ and wrongly thought they were space rockets. and totally didnt research the payload
then badecker realised thor is a mythical god and went down his religious rabbit hole of auto belief 'coz god was mentioned'
........
so lets highlight... badecker things 1950's tech being in space for 66 years.. and never used.. but supposedly existing even before actual space flight took place and also having hi-tech guidance that surpasses 21st century drones

well i consider that another idiot thought moment for badecker..

.. does badecker even bother to check or research his influencers blog posts. or is he on autopilot.. like his suggested 1950's UFO's of gods smite

In the Acts of the Apostles - in the Bible NT - in the Areopagus (forum) St. Paul told the Athenians that we are God's own offspring, even as some Athenian poets had written. So, maybe it's WITH God's approval... to punish His naughty children. Better start obeying the 10 Commandments, and looking to Jesus for forgiveness when you don't obey.

the department of defense has been developing "mini-nukes" so that they can idk bomb a town really hard. they are just so full of great ideas.

I trust those are blessed rods, that many deaths without god's approval would be sin.

In addition, as said in the OP, people learned in WW2 how to aim bombs they dropped from planes. Learning how to control their Tungsten rod hits should be easy, if they don't know already.

If you look at the article on which the OP is based, you will find that fins on the ends of the rods, plus boosts in their downward trajectory, could cause them to hit harder than what they would from free fall alone.

Meteorites regularly pass through the earth's atmosphere, and I expect tungsten's crazy high melting point would make it nigh unstoppable.

Sorry. I really wasn't trying to turn you from your religion.     

I didn't actually read that far. I stopped at 'UFO flap'. It really confused me and created some disturbing mental images, and I felt that I couldn't continue.



Not that long ago, it was actually February 25th last year. And even after a rigorous and substantial scientific debate that extended to 16,025 posts, it's arguable that we didn't reach a definitive conclusion.

Really? Not the explosion of a tactical nuke in a Chinese rail yard?

Clicked on this because I thought it was a thread about that kid from the Simpsons who didn't want any damn vegetables. Or was that Todd? I forget.

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Is this an NSFW thing?

The issue here I think is that outlandish claims really require some evidence, otherwise they undermine the whole argument, and any points that might actually be valid. Not saying anything here is valid, just that even if it was, the unsubstantiated gravity bit is a warning sign.

Flat earth was debunked long ago.     

But all I know is anything that enters into the earth's orbit will burst out due to the speed of fall and atmospheric change? so how those tungsten rds can pass through that?

Meteors, controlled by the government. Maybe by Google, or Bill Gates.

When airplanes were first used in war back in WW1, they weren't powerful enough to carry bombs. So, the pilots dropped nails on the enemy troops. Forward to the present... with a lot more height to drop the "nails" from... outer space. A force like a nuclear reaction without the nukes.

What's really neat is, all the aiming and tracking of these "rods from God" was perfected in WW2, when the bomber pilots had to hit targets precisely to do the right kind of damage.


These Air Force 'rods from God' could hit with the force of a nuclear weapon