The Russian military have successfully launched a top secret advanced
intercontinental ballistic missile. It is designed to counter the
American antimissile shield currently being deployed in several regions.
The new weapon is an advanced version of the Topol-M and Yars
missiles, already deployed by the Russian Strategic Missile Forces. The
experiment was boosted off from the Plesetsk launch site in
north-western Russia’s Arkhangelsk region on Wednesday. It delivered its
test block to the Kura target range in Kamchatka Peninsula in the Far
East.The main purpose of the launch was to confirm feasibility of
the design approaches incorporated into the missile, spokesman for the
Forces Colonel Vadim Koval told journalists.The successful test
comes after a failed launch of the prototype on September 27, 2011. At
the time the missile’s first-stage engine reportedly failed, which
resulted in it dropping some 10 kilometers from the launch pad.
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love the smokeless propellant, gotta protect the environment when nuking your enemies!
Posted Jul-17-2012 Byfludblud (175.40) fludblud View Channel Send Message
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thats just how the end of the world will look.
Posted Jul-17-2012 Byanglosaxonwarlord (13598.54) 
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If you ever see inbound missile tracks like this in the USA it means its over
Posted Jul-17-2012 ByJegsman (270.46) 
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Nothing like a big ICBM to suck the paint off your house and give your family a permanent orange afro.
Posted Jul-17-2012 ByGodsrage (110.80) 
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the re-entry was just eerie
Posted Jul-17-2012 Bywharris (2245.12) 
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So thats what the end will look like.
Bright white steaks across the sky.
Pretty
Posted Jul-17-2012 ByBosmal (42.70) 
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@Bosmal They were pretty cool, seriously moving.
Always wondered why Russian rockets were so "clean" compared to our white-pillowy launches.
Posted Jul-17-2012 ByLimitedTime (212.60) 
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@LimitedTime
If your trying to compare this to lets say a shuttle launch.
the difference is your seeing steam, and compost motor smoke during a shuttle launch.
The steam is from the ton's of water they use a a muffler to reduce the sound engry from reflecting back up and destroying the space craft.
The rocket moto on that missile looks to be liquid hydrogen and oxygen. they are very clean burning so they are zero smoke.
the little amount of smoke you see at the start is a small rocket motor More..
Posted Jul-17-2012 Bypiyoti (223.42) 
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@LimitedTime
Its clean looking because its launched on a liquid fuelled missile. Storeable hypergolics were retired by the USAF in the early 80s with the Titan 2. The missile is probably an obsolete version of the ss-18 (topol) missile used to test a maneuvering bus(warhead carrying vehicle).
Anyway the big smokey solid propellant motors of the minuteman are far more desirable because of their store-ability, safety and quick response over 'clean' looking liquid propellants.
Posted Jul-17-2012 Bymikedelta12 (361.00) 
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scary things are comming. btw why is there a german flag in the beginning of the first vid?
Posted Jul-17-2012 Byvarious77 (50.68) various77 View Channel Send Message
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@various77 There's no rocket science without the Germans.
Posted Jul-17-2012 ByReincarnator (398.70) 
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@various77
international observers
Posted Jul-17-2012 Bydacian (626.14) dacian View Channel Send Message
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@dacian oh not that old chestnut...;-)
Posted Jul-17-2012 ByBillyBangcock (493.20) 
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what a speed shit.
Posted Jul-17-2012 Bymexico80 (132.16) 
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Nice how the rocket ejector motor fires itself sideways out the way.
Posted Jul-17-2012 ByBialetti (361.78) 
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@Bialetti i noticed that kick motor too! very cool.
Posted Jul-17-2012 Bywharris (2245.12) 
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Stop teasing and get on with it. I dont want to be an old man who cant do shit when it kicks off
Posted Jul-18-2012 Byjay333dee (339.00) jay333dee View Channel Send Message
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The re-entry was pretty awesome.
Posted Jul-17-2012 ByPud_Z (233.60) 
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Russian budget must be small. 18+ people at launch site. Couldn't even finish painting it green.
Posted Jul-17-2012 ByMikeNovember (331.50) 
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what that German flag doing in the shot??
Posted Jul-17-2012 ByBillyBangcock (493.20) 
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I guess we are building ICBMs together with Russia, Ukraine and Turkmenistan. Who knew...
Posted Jul-17-2012 Byfusselkater (417.68) 
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@fusselkater that's okay then
Posted Jul-17-2012 ByBillyBangcock (493.20) 
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@fusselkater LOL!
Posted Jul-17-2012 Byintramo (12.00) intramo View Channel Send Message
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Just when you think "oh look, a meteor" it's really a nuke...
Posted Jul-17-2012 BySomeTosser (2421.78) 
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Totally.
Ill look at meteors differently from now on.
Posted Jul-17-2012 ByPmoney (201.36) 
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Nice footage.
Posted Jul-17-2012 Byconor86 (43.50) 
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