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halfpint 04-06-2013 03:09 PM

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Originally Posted by EddyTheDog (Post 19565661)
China don't want nuclear war anywhere in the world - The same as everyone else - Its crazy and as I said before they are just starting to get used to the good things in life - China does not want NK pissing on its parade.....

If it is true that NK does have a super EMP weapon the nuclear explosion would not have to be very big

Apparently, one of the signatures of a Super-EMP weapon is that it has a very low explosive yield, just several kilotons because the weapon is converting the energy of the nuclear warhead into gamma rays.

In 2004, the Russian generals told the EMP Commission that North Korea was getting help developing a Super-EMP nuclear weapon from contractors from Russia, China, Pakistan and elsewhere, and could probably test such a weapon “in a few years.” A few years later, in 2006, North Korea tested its mysterious “nuclear device” that produced an explosive yield of only several kilotons, and so was derided by the Western press as a failure–but hailed as a success by North Korea.

In 2012, a military commentator for the People’s Republic of China told a Hong Kong journal that North Korea has Super-EMP nuclear warheads.

One nuclear EMP warhead attack could collapse the national electric grid and other critical infrastructures–communications, transportation, banking and finance, food and water–that sustain modern civilization and the lives of millions.

A Super-EMP attack on the U.S. would cause much more damage than a primitive nuclear weapon, and will likely result in catastrophic consequences that will be irreversible. A Super-EMP attack would inflict maximum damage and virtually ensure a world without America.

Russia has something called the Fractional Orbital Bombardment System (FOBS), that would use an ICBM like a Space Launch Vehicle to put a nuclear warhead into orbit, like a satellite. They have apparently shared this with North Korea. Instead of using the ICBM to lob a warhead on a more accurate arcing ballistic trajectory, the FOBS would loft the warhead into a partial orbit. FOBS could reach any nation or threaten any target anywhere on earth.

The missile test in December 2012, was actually a FOBS test.

Thus, North Korea already possesses an ICBM and poses a mortal nuclear threat to the United States, and to all nations on Earth–right now.

North Korea, during the successful test of its ICBM on December 12, 2012, orbited a satellite weighing 100 kilograms (about 200 pounds). One design of a Super-EMP warhead would be a modified neutron bomb, an Enhanced Radiation Warhead (ERW) because it produces not only many neutrons but also many gamma rays. Gamma rays cause the EMP effect. The EMP field is so large that detonating anywhere over the U.S. would have catastrophic consequences.

North Korea orbited its satellite around the Earth at an altitude of about 500 kilometers. The trajectory of North Korea’s satellite is no accident–they deliberately aimed for and achieved this orbit and altitude, as announced before their launch.

An ideal altitude for making an EMP attack that places the field over the entire lower 48 United States is… wait for it… 500km.

The primary purpose of FOBS is a surprise attack. The first warning of the attack would be ‘lights out’. North Korea and Iran have made clear in their threats that they wish to take down the United States. They perceive themselves to be at war with the U.S. and would like nothing more than to destroy the largest and most successful society on Earth.

There is more reading here as well

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/...-now/?page=all

xinyonghu 04-06-2013 03:32 PM

NK just needs food
China just wants USA don't kill NK

crockett 04-06-2013 04:07 PM

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Originally Posted by xinyonghu (Post 19565681)
NK just needs food
China just wants USA don't kill NK

NK people just want food, but that's not what the NK govt wants. NK govt wants to take over SK.

When aid was flowing into NK the govt was selling the food on the black market, not giving it to it's people. :2 cents:

SilentKnight 04-06-2013 04:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by halfpint (Post 19565672)
If it is true that NK does have a super EMP weapon the nuclear explosion would not have to be very big

Apparently, one of the signatures of a Super-EMP weapon is that it has a very low explosive yield, just several kilotons because the weapon is converting the energy of the nuclear warhead into gamma rays.

In 2004, the Russian generals told the EMP Commission that North Korea was getting help developing a Super-EMP nuclear weapon from contractors from Russia, China, Pakistan and elsewhere, and could probably test such a weapon ?in a few years.? A few years later, in 2006, North Korea tested its mysterious ?nuclear device? that produced an explosive yield of only several kilotons, and so was derided by the Western press as a failure?but hailed as a success by North Korea.

In 2012, a military commentator for the People?s Republic of China told a Hong Kong journal that North Korea has Super-EMP nuclear warheads.

One nuclear EMP warhead attack could collapse the national electric grid and other critical infrastructures?communications, transportation, banking and finance, food and water?that sustain modern civilization and the lives of millions.

A Super-EMP attack on the U.S. would cause much more damage than a primitive nuclear weapon, and will likely result in catastrophic consequences that will be irreversible. A Super-EMP attack would inflict maximum damage and virtually ensure a world without America.

Russia has something called the Fractional Orbital Bombardment System (FOBS), that would use an ICBM like a Space Launch Vehicle to put a nuclear warhead into orbit, like a satellite. They have apparently shared this with North Korea. Instead of using the ICBM to lob a warhead on a more accurate arcing ballistic trajectory, the FOBS would loft the warhead into a partial orbit. FOBS could reach any nation or threaten any target anywhere on earth.

The missile test in December 2012, was actually a FOBS test.

Thus, North Korea already possesses an ICBM and poses a mortal nuclear threat to the United States, and to all nations on Earth?right now.

North Korea, during the successful test of its ICBM on December 12, 2012, orbited a satellite weighing 100 kilograms (about 200 pounds). One design of a Super-EMP warhead would be a modified neutron bomb, an Enhanced Radiation Warhead (ERW) because it produces not only many neutrons but also many gamma rays. Gamma rays cause the EMP effect. The EMP field is so large that detonating anywhere over the U.S. would have catastrophic consequences.

North Korea orbited its satellite around the Earth at an altitude of about 500 kilometers. The trajectory of North Korea?s satellite is no accident?they deliberately aimed for and achieved this orbit and altitude, as announced before their launch.

An ideal altitude for making an EMP attack that places the field over the entire lower 48 United States is? wait for it? 500km.

The primary purpose of FOBS is a surprise attack. The first warning of the attack would be ?lights out?. North Korea and Iran have made clear in their threats that they wish to take down the United States. They perceive themselves to be at war with the U.S. and would like nothing more than to destroy the largest and most successful society on Earth.

There is more reading here as well

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/...-now/?page=all

Why does this feel like a deja vous?

The only thing missing in this story is the buzz phrase "weapons of mass destruction". Sounds like a planted and fictional excuse - much like the "alleged WMDs" in Iraq before the 'shock & awe'.

I'm all in favor of a tactical/surgical conventional strike on NK to take out missiles that might potentially pose a threat - as long as its not a fictional scare tactic planted in the media by the U.S. gov't.

SilentKnight 04-06-2013 05:26 PM

I found this interesting:

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In July 1962, a 1.44 megaton (≈ 6.0 PJ) United States nuclear test in space, 400 kilometres (250 mi) above the mid-Pacific Ocean, called the Starfish Prime test, demonstrated to nuclear scientists that the magnitude and effects of a high-altitude nuclear explosion were much larger than had been previously calculated. Starfish Prime also made those effects known to the public by causing electrical damage in Hawaii, about 1,445 kilometres (898 mi) away from the detonation point, knocking out about 300 streetlights, setting off numerous burglar alarms and damaging a telephone company microwave link.[7]

Starfish Prime was the first successful test in the series of United States high-altitude nuclear tests in 1962 known as Operation Fishbowl. The subsequent Operation Fishbowl tests gathered more data on the high-altitude EMP phenomenon.

The Bluegill Triple Prime and Kingfish high-altitude nuclear tests of October and November 1962 in Operation Fishbowl finally provided electromagnetic pulse data that was clear enough to enable physicists to accurately identify the physical mechanisms that were producing the electromagnetic pulses.[8]

The EMP damage of the Starfish Prime test was quickly repaired because of the ruggedness (compared to today)[9] of the electrical and electronic infrastructure of Hawaii in 1962.

The relatively small magnitude of the Starfish Prime EMP in Hawaii (about 5600 volts/metre) and the relatively small amount of damage done (for example, only 1 to 3 percent of streetlights extinguished)[10] led some scientists to believe, in the early days of EMP research, that the problem might not be as significant as was later realized. Newer calculations[9] showed that if the Starfish Prime warhead had been detonated over the northern continental United States, the magnitude of the EMP would have been much larger (22 to 30 kilovolts/metre) because of the greater strength of the Earth's magnetic field over the United States, as well as the different orientation of the Earth's magnetic field at high latitudes. These new calculations, combined with the accelerating reliance on EMP-sensitive microelectronics, heightened awareness that the EMP threat could be a significant problem.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnetic_pulse

Rochard 04-06-2013 05:37 PM

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Originally Posted by DWB (Post 19565528)

So I have to wonder why this (non-nuke threat) is not being discussed in the western media if it is such a concern for Asia? After all, the target is the USA / South Korea and their EMP could knock out power in both places with ease.

They can't reach the United States...

SilentKnight 04-06-2013 05:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 19565744)
They can't reach the United States...

Playing devil's advocate - what if we're wrong? Not saying they can...but what if they can launch a sub-orbital rocket with an EMP warhead?

Captain Kawaii 04-06-2013 07:53 PM

Then you can bet the rest of the free world with anything bigger than a hand gun will reign hell upon them. Markets are too connected. An EMP would send the world that matters back to the dark ages. Payback would be total annihilation. However, with US delaying a test missile launch I think things are calming down.

I think pigboy is just trying to do what he does to his own people, torture and terrorize, to force them to submit to his regime.

CyberHustler 04-06-2013 08:12 PM

Lets rock!!!

potter 04-07-2013 06:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Captain Kawaii (Post 19565833)
Then you can bet the rest of the free world with anything bigger than a hand gun will reign hell upon them. Markets are too connected. An EMP would send the world that matters back to the dark ages. Payback would be total annihilation. However, with US delaying a test missile launch I think things are calming down.

I think pigboy is just trying to do what he does to his own people, torture and terrorize, to force them to submit to his regime.

Yup, the world would go into melt down without the US. The biggest emerging countries rely on our consumerism far too much. The markets are now truly global and the biggest countries in the world are all reliant on one another. Chine would be devastated without us, and we would be devastated without china.

I think a lot of people also forget the point you made. While NK might be making outrageous claims and threats to other countries, that hot air isn't meant for people outside the country. NK might be discussing nukes, and the news might be reporting it. But that rhetoric is meant for the citizens of NK.

TheSwed 04-07-2013 06:58 AM

50 nuclear warheads
:thumbsup

femdomdestiny 04-07-2013 02:25 PM

Are you all so blind? NK is under sanctions for decades. Try locking yourself in house for several weeks and you will see condition of your mental health very fast. Wasn't easier to let those people there live and trade normally? It is same people like SK and that is one of most developed countries.


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