The video discusses the increasing frequency of rocket launches by SpaceX and China, claiming that these activities are creating massive holes in Earth's atmosphere and ionosphere. The presenter expresses concern over the environmental impact of these launches, citing reports of atmospheric damage and the geopolitical race for space dominance.
James Kaufman, World News Report Today.
Ladies and gentlemen, SpaceX, along with the Chinese,
are punching holes in our atmosphere.
Some of them are over 2,000 kilometers long.
Now, they're supposed to heal on their own, but that takes time.
And as you know, SpaceX has launched three,
three rockets in three days.
These are just some of them here, 17 hours ago.
This was a Starlink launch.
Two days ago, we had a secret U.S. spy satellite launch.
And, well, there was another one I know launched within
that period as well.
The last two days, we've had three launches.
Here is one seven days ago.
It's the Falcon 9 again.
Launches from California this time.
Then we have the SpaceX Starship.
The one that's really punching some big holes in the atmosphere.
Seven days ago, their test flight.
Then we have another SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.
It launched 10 days ago.
And this keeps going.
11 days ago, there was another Starlink internet launch
with 24 satellites.
These are replays here,
but here we are just two weeks ago, 14 days ago,
with another launch of a Falcon 9 rocket.
These are very large rockets.
And here we are two weeks ago again with another Falcon 9.
This one in California.
This one from Cape Canaveral.
This is just over two weeks.
Almost one a day.
And China is busy, busy, busy
launching one rocket a day as well.
At least that's what they're reporting, launching some large rockets.
Now, AI claims that they're launching a rocket every five to six days,
but they've increased that actual schedule,
and they have admitted that they're going to launch a rocket daily.
And they have been doing just that.
They had a huge rocket launch off of a ship
with nine satellites on it just recently.
It was the 21st, 22nd, I believe.
I know there was a launch today as well.
There's one on July 9th.
And I think three days ago, y'all saw one of them get hit by lightning.
A lot of science there.
So, ladies and gentlemen, they're very, very busy.
and again they stipulated they were going
to be firing one rocket into space every day for the
rest of the year and that was straight
from their news services today what's the problem with that
well SpaceX rockets keep tearing blood red atmospheric holes in the sky
and scientists
are concerned here's a 2024 SpaceX rocket explosion
and they created a hole that stretched
for thousands of kilometers whoopsies SpaceX
blew up two rockets and punched a massive hole
in one of earth's layers atmospheric layers ladies
and gentlemen protective layers even though it
says 24 i'll show you this is a 23 2023 SpaceX
Starship explosion that punched a mile long hole
in earth's ionosphere and you can see right down
here Starship launch November 2023 here's another
one catastrophic SpaceX Starship explosion tore
a hole in the atmosphere last year in the first of
its kind event Russian scientists reveal now understand that China
and the United States
want to rule space i know that that's uh the high ground if you will
but look at this on the fourth
and the fifth two more launches
but let's go down on the eighth on the tenth on the twelfth
So, there's five more launches before
the 12th.
With SpaceX alone, this doesn't even, well,
doesn't even go into any of the Chinese launches.
They're also occurring simultaneously.
What are they doing?
They're tearing our atmosphere to shreds.
And scientists are extremely worried about this.
I think we've seen this recently.
Is this what's tearing our atmosphere to shreds?
all these launches well every one
of these articles i could find in everything from popular
mechanics to science today to you name it says
that it is what's causing it i don't know you
tell me folks is this what's causing our atmosphere
to dissipate or is it planet x i'll wait to hear
from you in the comments. God bless folks.
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