On May 14, 1961, the world’s first nuclear ramjet engine, “Tory-IIA”, mounted on a railroad car, roared to life for a few seconds. Three years later, “Tory-IIC” was run for five minutes at full power. Despite these and other successful tests, the Pentagon, sponsor of the “Pluto project”, had second thoughts. The weapon was considered “too provocative”,[2] and it was believed that it would compel the Soviets to construct a similar device, against which there was no known defense. Intercontinental ballistic missile technology had proven to be more easily developed than previously thought, reducing the need for such highly capable cruise missiles. On July 1, 1964, seven years and six months after it was started, “Project Pluto” was canceled.
In a few years there will be a lot of “unexplained” deaths in those cities due to cancer.
Somebody should be keeping an eye out for orange polar bears... Will be a lot easier spotting them as they float away on an ice cube...
I think the U.S.’s “Rods of God” put a stop to Russia’s futuristic weapons testing..
Selfie, took moments before the devastating explosion.
Gee why would a pharmacy have stockpiles of iodine pills?
I wonder if they used uranium from Hitlery’s Uranium One scandal that will never be pinned on her.
A nuclear powered missile that would circle the planet for months/years just waiting for something to attack
Much more likely that it’s a engine for space propulsion. They have a history of Atomic powered spaceships. Look up the topaz reactor program from the late 80s
How many Soviets and Russians have been killed in such “accidents” that have occured sine 1945. I wonder, can a list be found somewhere?
President Trump just tweeted about Russia’s Skyfall accident
So now we know and so does the public in the affected area