I watched an extended version of the recent Space X launch where they caught the booster on the launch tower, and during the presentation, I heard one of the announcers say that Space X has the capacity to manufacture thousands of those rockets a year. This got me thinking. If there’s going to be thousands of launches a year (probably in multiple nuclear capable countries), what are the chances that there will be a miscommunication or error, and nuclear armed states mistake a Space X launch for a ballistic missile launch? What if the U.S does a Space X launch, and the Russians mistake it for nukes and respond? And then nuclear war breaks out. Then we will most certainly enter the “New Satanic Age”.
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Brother_Telluric
Oct 18
I think it cannot be mistaken, because the size of them is signature that the satellites both Russian and Chinse that are constantly watching the globe can quite easily discriminate type of missile launched and from where and flying nuke missiles are of smaller size- spacex starship is huge, besides there are probably transponders like on planes that declare nature of flying object to all parties, and there is sharing of flight and launch data via international commercial regulatory bodies in real time, so there are a lot of checks in place, much less probable than a glitch in the system in command and control, or malicious AI takeover of nuke arsenal, in my opinion.
The Forum post is edited by Brother_Telluric Oct 19
