Ok I deleted my last post about this because the link I provided was from 2021. I had caught a glimpse of an article about a supermassive black hole shooting out a jet when I was on the run today and linked the first article from a search when posting. Realizing my mistake, I looked at several dozen other links and they were all old. So I deleted.
So. Nuclear usually means explosive information. A supermassive blackhole shooting out a jet could mean a big fish spilling its demon guts. These comms seem to coincide. Im better at spotting comms than analyzing them.
Space news is almost always filled with comms. The story of moving a boomer into a potential war zone just doesnt pass the smell test. Why would anyone do that? The boomers can stay on their patrol routes and just as easily shoot their missiles at anything from there.
What do we think, Pedes? Real or comms?
Ok I deleted my last post about this because the link I provided was from 2021. I had caught a glimpse of an article about a supermassive black hole shooting out a jet when I was on the run today and linked the first article from a search when posting. Realizing my mistake, I looked at several dozen other links and they were all old. So I deleted.
Ive found where I saw it now.
https://twitter.com/newscientist/status/1651255260495716352
https://www.newscientist.com/article/2370616-detailed-image-of-supermassive-black-hole-shows-its-powerful-jet/?utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=echobox&utm_source=Twitter#Echobox=1682523893
So. Nuclear usually means explosive information. A supermassive blackhole shooting out a jet could mean a big fish spilling its demon guts. These comms seem to coincide. Im better at spotting comms than analyzing them.
Space news is almost always filled with comms. The story of moving a boomer into a potential war zone just doesnt pass the smell test. Why would anyone do that? The boomers can stay on their patrol routes and just as easily shoot their missiles at anything from there.
Nice work.
Great comment, thanks for that. I agree, comms or cover.