[Benchim]

Nice job. You must be from the Pentagon. Answer this Mr. “Debunk”. How does a one plume contrail rise going west from the camera? Hummmmmm?

[Tolsti2]

See picture 344. Appears to be going up, right? Nope, it’s moving horizontally towards the camera.

[Mr. Silverback]

I'm not sure I understand your question. Could you elaborate? Oh, and could you explain why there was no sonic boom heard even though an SLBM moves through Mach 1 less than a minute afterlaunch? Why there is no stage separation seen even though China's SLBMs are two stage and ours are three stage? Can you explain why a weapon designed to reach a target thousands of miles away in 10-15 minutes is still visible from Long Beach (in the same small portion of the sky, no less!) several minutes after launch?

If this was a missile, it was a missile especially designed to stay below Mach 1 and hang in the sky for a long time instead of going anywhere a missile would go. No sale.

[Mr. Silverback]

I'm not sure I understand your question. Could you elaborate? Oh, and could you explain why there was no sonic boom heard even though an SLBM moves through Mach 1 less than a minute afterlaunch? Why there is no stage separation seen even though China's SLBMs are two stage and ours are three stage? Can you explain why a weapon designed to reach a target thousands of miles away in 10-15 minutes is still visible from Long Beach (in the same small portion of the sky, no less!) several minutes after launch?

If this was a missile, it was a missile especially designed to stay below Mach 1 and hang in the sky for a long time instead of going anywhere a missile would go. No sale.