Russian Mysterious Nuclear Explosion - New Details

Let's move on to Russia, speculations continue over a mysterious explosion at a weapons testing range last week.
Contradictory information from Russian authorities and attempts to cover up the accident have raised questions about what exactly happened. Here are some answers.
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[edvardcxoi]

Hmm. The rumor that certain actors were going to exploit the rather cheaply constructed and rather simplistic orbital systems that float around the earth (and are the guidance systems that determine if a nation, no matter how many nuclear missiles it has, cannot conduct the most simply nuclear combat without) seems to have spooked north korea, russian and others to start getting up to orbit, and/or testing what they had.
I made the personal remark that based on my experience with rockets lead me to believe that the simplest mischief done in outer-space and orbital-toys used for missile guidance would render places like the US, Iran, Russia, China, etc... unable to know with any certainty that if they launched a nuclear missle, that the result would not be the missle landing on one of their own allies or even on their own selves. (this was before this sad occurrence)

[mrbuuker]

It's kind of wrong man it's never the answer to all everybody's problem when you got a hand on the button war is wrong we need to start negotiating peace and and leaving nuclear weapons off any kind of war war is not an answer to anybody's problems talk it out

[kat]

No long range missile will ever work. Only lazers.