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Wednesday, May 18, 2016

Satan 2 missile

While American workers have been focusing on on pensions, lawsuits, whistleblowing, and shoes that grip, Russian scientists have developed the Satan 2 missile, which is capable of destroying an entire country. Will the LANL and LLNL teams be able to pull themselves out of their misery long enough to counter this new threat?

20 comments:

Anonymous said...

Stupid, stupid. A "missile" destroys "an entire country"? Yeah, and I bet GMOs are destroying America anyway. Pray tell how a "missile" destroys a country. Which country? Israel(22.1 sq. km.)? The US (9.8k sq. km.) Russia (17.1k sq. km.)? Anyone?? Bueller?

Anonymous said...

Stupid, stupid. A "missile" destroys "an entire country"? Yeah, and I bet GMOs are destroying America anyway. Pray tell how a "missile" destroys a country. Which country? Israel(22.1 sq. km.)? The US (9.8k sq. km.) Russia (17.1k sq. km.)? Anyone?? Bueller?

May 18, 2016 at 9:08 PM

Are you that stupid? What they mean and what everyone else understands is that it is a missile that can carry a nuclear warhead to any spot in the United States. It will not be "one missile" but hundreds or thousands which could inflict enough damage to effectively make the United States cease as a functional nation. You have probably been told this before but you are not the brightest person so take that to heart and think about this the next time you think something is stupid.

Anonymous said...



If you just drop a single missile on a nation it will not do much. What I don't get is why would Russia spend so much money to build just a single missile? I mean you cannot do much with just one missile, how do they know it it will work? The other thing that is odd is why would just drop a missile, the last time I checked I thought they where suppose to fly on their own.

Anonymous said...

What they mean and what everyone else understands is that it is a missile that can carry a nuclear warhead to any spot in the United States.

May 19, 2016 at 5:38 AM

Uh, that's been true since the late 1950's It seems the hysterical overreaction is a bit late.

Anonymous said...

May 18, 9:08pm, Instead of spinning in your chair and saying 'stupid' over and over again, perhaps you should research the topic first?

"Russia preparing to test new powerful nuke missile that can obliterate entire country the size of France"

"Russian media has boasted that this missile can easily "erase from the face of the Earth land plots the size of Texas""

Anonymous said...

May 19, 2016 at 5:20 PM

You still haven't explained how a "missile" can "obliterate entire country the size of France." With what warhead? All Russian warheads are well known to American analysts. How does a new "missile" destroy a larger area? Bueller? Anyone?

Anonymous said...

Missiles are the purview of Lockheed-Martin, Boeing, Raytheon, etc.. not the National Labs. At a Lockheed Missiles and Space Division, Sunnyvale, CA open house some ten or more years ago, we examined full size and cutaway versions of the submarine launched Trident (then it had ten independently re-enterable warheads), and I also recall seeing a really nifty high altitude kinetic kill interceptor missile that could be aircraft or ground launched. I don't think the US is behind other than the Obama administration trying to give away multiple warheads. Don't worry when Trump takes over the Whitehouse, smarter defense policy "heads" will take over. Star Wars has never let up, despite the lagging input from the National Labs:

http://nationalinterest.org/blog/the-buzz/get-ready-russia-china-american-missile-defense-going-star-16226

Anonymous said...

Here's the result of eight Obama years:

http://nationalinterest.org/blog/the-buzz/6-reasons-the-us-military-dying-slow-painful-death-16252

Anonymous said...

You still haven't explained how a "missile" can "obliterate entire country the size of France

You still haven't explained how you can be so pathetic and bitter.

Anonymous said...

You still haven't explained how you can be so pathetic and bitter.

May 20, 2016 at 7:24 AM

Huh? If you are referring to the post by May 19, 2016 at 7:15 PM, I don't get your comment.

Anonymous said...

I don't get your comment.

You don't seem to get much.

Anonymous said...

"While American workers have been focusing on on pensions, lawsuits, whistleblowing, and shoes that grip, Russian scientists have developed the Satan 2 missile, which is capable of destroying an entire country. Will the LANL and LLNL teams be able to pull themselves out of their misery long enough to counter this new threat?"

Your concern over new threats is valid. However, your focus on the employee in relationship to these threats is misplaced. If the institution can't attract or retain talent, or cultivates a toxic work environment, how do you expect to address these long term global threats with short term profit focused contractors in charge?

Anonymous said...

I don't get your comment.

You don't seem to get much.

May 20, 2016 at 11:48 AM

Thank you, now I understand, You are just a jerk.

Anonymous said...

Gee, those Russkies sure come up with cool names for their missiles. Just the name, itself, sounds really scary!

Anonymous said...

Did you guys/gals ever hear of the bomb the "Big Ivan" designed by the USSR "A" team headed by Andrei Sakharov at Arzumas-16 (the Russian LANL). The design yield was over 100 Megatons - sufficient to melt around 1/4 of France. Sakharov wisely negotiated with the Kremlin to reduce the yield to 50 Megatons. US observers estimated the observed yield at 55 Megatons. Khrushchev was pleased ! The Russkies know how to "Go Big". And they have plenty of "Di-Lithium".

Anonymous said...

The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists just updated their note book on Russian Nuclear forces.
http://thebulletin.org/2016/may/russian-nuclear-forces-20169394

"Russia is also developing the RS-28, or Sarmat, which is intended to replace the SS-18 (Satan: RS-20 V) in the early 2020s. A “pop-up” test launch (involving ejection without engine ignition) scheduled for 2015 was delayed, but Deputy Defense Minister Yuriy Borisov says the plan is to start up serial production before 2020, with deliveries beginning in 2018 or 2019 (Interfax 2015a). General Karakayev has said the RS-28 will carry “new types of warheads” (VPK-News 2015), and Borisov says the missile “will be able to carry equipment for surmounting missile defense” and “have a sufficient power reserve to fly over the North or South Pole.” Borisov has also said the RS-28 “will be equipped with maneuverable warheads” (Rossiyskaya Gazeta 2014). It is possible that the program may be delayed by the financial crisis.

Despite the modernization of the ICBMs, it seems likely that the size of the Strategic Rocket Forces will drop below 300 missiles by the early 2020s. Because this force is significantly smaller than the 400-strong ICBM force the United States plans to retain, Russian planners are compensating by increasing the share of ICBMs equipped with multiple warheads. Although, the overall number of ICBM warheads is unlikely to increase, the composition of the force is changing significantly: Prior to 2010, no mobile ICBMs carried MIRVs; by the early 2020s, all will do so."

Anonymous said...

Our missile defense was never designed to stop a barrage of incoming Russian ballistic missiles. It was designed to stop a "rogue" missile from Iran, or North Korea, or maybe even China. But no US defense was ever designed to stop an all out nuclear attack on the US. That's what MAD is for. No one in the US (or Russia) has ever expected to "defend" against that outcome, since mutual annihilation is assured.

Anonymous said...

Our missile defense was never designed to stop a barrage of incoming Russian ballistic missiles. It was designed to stop a "rogue" missile from Iran, or North Korea, or maybe even China. But no US defense was ever designed to stop an all out nuclear attack on the


And just how would you know that? Listening obscure late night radio does not make you expert on anything. I bet you think area 51 has UFOs. Your kind of arrogance is the reason people hate the labs.

Visiting Alien Scientist said...

Most (if not ALL) LLNL and LANL scientists and engineers from the last 20-30 years know the essentials of missile defense. And, anyway it's easy to study up on the subject today. Do some homework ! The "killer" problem for Star Wars (free electron lasers, particle beams, kinetic weapons, space based weapons, x-ray lasers, etc...) was the inability to stop all the incoming MIRV'ed warheads/vehicles and large array of decoys with similar radar signatures. A strong nuclear offense is the only way to counter another nuclear offense. That's what MAD is for.

And by the way, don't dis my Alien friends at Area 51. They are big supporters of the Nevada economy ! The females love to shop in Los Vegas, and the guys love the craps tables !

Anonymous said...

May 24, 2016 at 8:14 PM is a self-satisfied know-nothing who absolutely hates anyone who actually does know something he does not, so he claims that since he doesn't know it, anyone who claims to know it is lying. The idea that one would choose to comment about missile defense on this blog, while having no clue about the subject, is laughable.

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