Natural or man made. HEMP, NEMP, DIY Bombs, CMEs etc.
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Congressional Expert: North Korea Prepping EMP Catastrophe Aimed At U.S. Homefront >North Korea’s test of a medium-range missile on April 29 was not a failure, as widely reported in the world press, because it was deliberately detonated at 72 kilometers altitude. 72 kilometers is the optimum burst height for a 10-Kt warhead making an EMP attack. … breitbart.com/jerusalem/2017/05/08/exclusive-congressional-expert-north-korea-prepping-emp-warfare-aimed-u-s-homefront/
EMP Commission Chairman confirms that a nuclear EMP attack could kill 90% of the U.S. population newstarget.com/2017-04-12-emp-commission-chairman-confirms-that-a-nuclear-emp-attack-could-kill-90-of-the-u-s-population.html archive.fo/1vLQp
The solar storm of 2012 that almost sent us back to a post-apocalyptic Stone Age extremetech.com/extreme/186805-the-solar-storm-of-2012-that-almost-sent-us-back-to-a-post-apocalyptic-stone-age archive.fo/TatKR
EMP Myths futurescience.com/emp/EMP-myths.html
How big of a threat are we facing? Are they just shilling for some defence/infrastructure shekels? Is this the next big Happening?
None, since North Korea can’t even hit the seas around Japan successfully. Yes, but preventing another Carrington event (which IS necessary if we don’t want over half the country to die) requires basically the same shit.
Daniel James
Archive on breitbart article. archive.fo/8vFQU
Former chief CIAnigger Wolsey on the subject part2: youtube.com/watch?v=_lZUdGrbIDc
Again:
Dylan Martin
really makes you think
Parker Ward
North Korea is already near or rather over the US, with two satellites. They don't intend to reach the US with ICBM. Playing dumb doesn't make you less of a lazy faggot.
"North Korea, doesn’t have enough missiles or sophisticated missiles to blow up our missile bases and bomber bases. What they seem to be doing with the satellites is the EMP part of the Soviet plan.” - Dr. Peter Vincent Pry is executive director of the Task Force on National and Homeland Security and is the chief of staff of the Congressional EMP Commission.
Mason Miller
The thing I notice is that the widest coverage on your map excludes the coasts from the effects of the emp. This is a pretty big deal, as it means that NK would probably center the detonation east or westward to maximize damage by affecting import/export.
Isaac Fisher
So this will be just a spacedudelmao version of the zeppelins? I can just imagine a North Korean soldier crammed under a nuke in the satellite, waiting for the Dear Leader to order to arm the nuke manually and drop it like from a zep.
Connor Johnson
If my aunt had nuts she'd be my uncle.
Zachary Wilson
EMPs are only an issue on a flat earth where thermodynamics are incoherent and so is electromagnetic radiation.
Isaiah Garcia
Wild speculation from an idiot: Maybe they shill for prepping for the coming massive economic collapse? Or programming for an EMP false-flag that kills the Internet and destroys society to finally install the NWO
Angel Sanders
Have a bump, I missed the old happening threads and i'v seen on some of the lower quality news websites saying "conspiracy theorist predict ww3 on May 13" doubt it
Dylan James
who here getting comfy at the thought that an EMP could destroy all of the jews plans.
John Diaz
More war mongering bullshit from the Jewish press. What more is there to say? Any country with missiles and an atomic bomb can launch an "EMP attack." If you want to worry about anyone, worry about the Israelis who could conduct such an attack and attempt to frame the Norks as responsible.
Julian Long
this.
Brody Gutierrez
I think it's clear that North Korea is just a stage filled with props and characters to be used in whatever plot line the warring parties create. Pic related is a launch facility of theirs, I don't buy it.
Jason Russell
How would that be part of their Jewish plan? They would lose control of their propaganda, financial and political power. Israel would be turned to ash if America couldn't defend them and and Europe would correct itself once CIA is unable to meddle in everyone's politics. China would implode from the lack of imports and exports.
Adam Young
the best OS for missile systems. I stand assured that this system is completely secure from Stuxnet-like meddling from enemy states
Michael Robinson
Exactly, to best shape outcomes it helps to control both sides. Assuming the Norks are really as independent as is made out (which isn't certain at all) then the Kikes do the "controlling" by creating a cast of fictional characters and events, based upon reality. Once they have set up their media narrative then they can present NK as whatever threat they wish, as it suits them, to justify whatever actions it is they have planned. It looks like the Hollywood set of a James Bond movie villain's control room, one guy is even looking at a picture of the Earth, kek. Your mind is supposed to fill in the blanks, "omg, he is looking at the whole world, they have control over the whole world, omg, do something leaders."
Jonathan James
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Nathan Sullivan
How do you figure that? Loss of American defense would give them the perfect excuse to deploy some of the hundreds of nuclear weapons they have in their arsenal. Also what makes you think that EMP would affect the military? All military electronics are hardened against EMP, even the newer civilian datacenters are hardened and would be unscathed by a high altitude detonation.
Henry Gomez
I for one welcome our national socialist overlord
Joseph Morris
Some predict Israel has around 1100 Nukes, although most predictions are around. 480
Jason Phillips
I was JUST going to say this, did they model this room after Goldeneye?
Most of Israel's nukes are F16 carried bombs. They aren't all kept assembled and ready to launch at one time. The only nukes that could touch anywhere outside the Middle East are the 50 or so in their submarines. Their nukes are mostly defensive against Middle Eastern countries because of their experience with the Yom Kippur War. The Samson option is overblown and quite frankly worth enduring to turn Israel into nuclear glass. The major cities can be rebuilt without subhumans and without the architectural monstrosities of the last 70 years.
Lucas Green
All electronics that are faraday caged will survive, such as computers with metal cases, and most breakers/fuses will be tripped. Nothing cataclysmic, maybe a few unprotected transformers will burn up, tops.
Jordan Nguyen
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Samuel Foster
Doesn't change the point, Israel would potentially benefit from "loss of American defense" as they could claim necessity in the use of their nuclear weapons against neighbours. But the American military would not be knocked out by an EMP anyway so that's a moot point. As far as their nuclear stockpile, they have the capability to wipe out the Western nations to such a degree that there would be no coming back. Israel has ICBMs.
Matthew Long
Literally not how anything works. Holy fuck.
Wyatt Reed
Just a few years ago when KJI was still around they were taking pictures of their technology centers with tube monitors and walkmens. How did it go from that, to this so quickly?
Joseph Nelson
This is an issue about as old as 1880 (search "Edison effect"). Prior to this point, current was supposed to flow from positive to negative. This is partially because clouds held a positive charge and the ground was negative, lightning was assumed to fall from the sky rather than rise from the ground.
Edison essentially invented the world's first diode and through this, learned current actually flowed the opposite direction. From there we had a few options: Option 3 was the generally accepted one as it required the least effort. After the discovery of the electron not much later, it was basically ordained that "current flow" was the opposite direction of "electron flow" in order to update as little shit as possible. Some textbooks did update to flip the current flow to match electron flow but many still keep it as it was. In fact, some textbook distributors literally have two versions of the same book floating around with the only difference being which way current flows.
Those are much, MUCH, weaker than nuclear EMP's.
Xavier Cook
ITT: people underestimating an enemy proven to be compromised by major players the same players that occupied them then gave them freedom during the Korean War
WE MUST ASSUME THAT THIS ENEMY HAS OUR CAPIBILITIES AS WE SELL OUR CAPIBILITIES TO FRANCE, SAUDI, GERMANY, (((ISRAEL))), JESUS ARE THERE OTHER COUNTRIES WE SELL ARMS TO? OF COURSE FAGGOT, IT'S OUR NATIONAL BUSINESS
The US has always been one of the major pushers of arms sales - what better way to push a sale of newly acquired EMP-resistant weapons than to show the whole world that we armed / allowed a hostile state to test an EMP.
No one has any national allegiances to anything other than capital - capital is our God. We worship the god of digits - this god just allows us to feel better about ourselves if we have six zeros worth of influence. This god does no care about anything other than perpetual growth - which cannot happen in a system with finite resources - and greed.
Though, at this point, we all know who our masters are. We know the means of control - we fight at every turn, we know they know - arguably, they are afraid of us. However, they will only fear us when we quit squabbling over nationalistic ideals, goyim military tech, and quit using their monetary system.
It's baby steps but it starts with not underestimating the Norks.
Daniel Jenkins
Tfw no way to make sure only shitskins and cucks die
Jason Hall
Any modern electronics textbook will use electron flow as it's required to understand how semiconductors actually work. Same with physics and chemistry. The only people who still generally talk of flow from positive to negative are electricians who don't know any better.
Owen Jenkins
Also how long does an EMP last? Is it permanent? Is everything affected permanently fried? Or will shit turn back on eventually?
I dont want to drop a grand into a new PC if we're about to get slapped by the electromagnetic Jew
Levi Williams
An EMP can't touch anything that's in a Faraday cage, in a similar way to how lightning can't touch anything in a Faraday cage. The electromagnetic radiation produced by the EMP destroys electronicas by inducing a current that is far above what the components are rated for which causes them to burn up, trip fuses, etc. A Faraday cage completely insulates whatever is inside of it from EM radiation, since the current is induced in the cage and then dissipated. You can, for example, wrap a phone in aluminum foil to completely render it immune to EMP effects.
Jason Moore
Electronics? Maybe. Electrical engineering? Fuck no. "Conventional flow" is still the overwhelming standard. Electron flow is introduced almost solely to explain semiconductors.
Parker Cook
Export versions of aircraft, tanks, missiles, radar and just about any warfare tech you can think of are "nerfed" so that they don't present the threat you imply. For example when France sold Exocet to the Argentinians, they included a remote disable function, which Thatcher forced Pres. Mitterand to hand over under threat of nuking Buenos Aires. archive.fo/lcUNJ
That's what I meant by electricians. You are still taught electron flow in electrical engineering though.
Charles Gray
Of course. I didn't say you weren't. In fact, I even alluded to this when I said "it was basically ordained that 'current flow' was the opposite direction of 'electron flow.'"
Pretty much everyone who touches electricity is aught electron flow is negative to positive. They refer to current flowing the opposite direction, not because they "don't know any better," but because that it literally the standard by which electrical drawings are generally made.
Jace Miller
Man you're stupid.
Hudson Morales
Wrapping your phone in foil will not protect it against EMP.
Not really arguing except for the last bit. I can assure you that most domestic electricians really do not know any better and will argue until blue in the face about this. Maybe the newer generation is more thoroughly educated.
Brandon Clark
As an example, take a look at the orientation of this diode.
No clue if that's true tbh.
Jason Flores
Aluminum foil is a conductor, it absolutely will.
Jonathan Lopez
jesus christ
Oliver Thompson
Yeah fair enough.
I wouldn't bet on it, especially considering that aluminium doesn't shield against magnetic fields.
Oliver Barnes
It's photons or charge itself that flows. The electrons usually just get carried along for the ride.
The best is electron holes in pn diodes. Topest keks.
Brody Stewart
As long as you have a connection to ground or an insulating layer between the foil and device, the device will be safe.
Evan Torres
bullshit. Here's an experiment for you: Take any magnet you have lying around and wrap it in foil with a piece of the foil hanging off. Hold that hanging piece to one of the screws on your light switch or outlet, these are generally tied to earth ground (if you want to be sure, shove that piece into the ground plug of an outlet). Then take a piece of ferrous metal and see if it sticks to the magnet. It will.
Do the same thing except between the magnet and the foil, add a layer of paper. It will stick.
Parker Foster
That's not true though. Thickness and material are crucial factors and aluminium is pretty much the worst metal in terms of shielding, closely followed by copper. Look up skin depth and frequency. The lower the frequency, the thicker the material needed to effectively shield against the EMP. What's the frequency of a nuclear EMP?
Hudson Lee
I think people are assuming that because foil blocks a microwave signal in the Gigahertz, that it will block an EMP in the (? who knows?) which could have a frequency tens of thousands of times lower and need a shield thousands of times thicker.
Liam Torres
Seeing as ecac is an idiot, but his heart is in the right place, what steps could or possibly should be taken to avoid total catastrophic EMP-based destruction of technology?
Oliver Scott
Nuclear EMP's are usually double exponential. It doesn't really make much sense to assign it a frequency. The frequency is effectively 0.
Chase Baker
Well you need a shield several times the skin depth for the expected frequency. The closer to the pulse you are, the more multiples of skin depth you will need for protection. Here from Wikipedia:
How does that integrate with the info above? Is that the actual waveform or is simply the intensity of the aforementioned MHz pulse? If it's really an arbitrarily low frequency then the shielding will need to be really robust.
Robert Butler
That's the waveform. It's effectively DC.
Kayden White
You can see just how poor a choice Al is on this chart. Steel alloys are at least 10 times more effective but obviously a lot harder to work with.
Colton Sanders
Static fields don't induce current, your point is irrelevant. We're talking about nuclear EMPs with frequencies in the microwave spectrum and above, extremely high energy radiation. Aluminum is more than sufficient for shielding at these frequencies.
Henry Rivera
Nuclear EMP is nowhere near microwave frequency.
I think it has definite frequency band according to height. Here's a seemingly reputable page about it. archive.fo/pp5Iz
Parker Richardson
Apparently the range is 15-250mhz, which is still sufficiently high to make aluminum an effective shielding material.
Carson Mitchell
How can you just make the blanket statement "aluminium is effective"? It is only effective if it is thick enough. The frequency varies with the height, I've seen it quoted as low as 1khz. ids.nic.in/jces/art-3.htm Taking aluminium as the shield and designing to cover 1KHz, you end up with a skin depth of 5mm; effective shielding requires several skin depths,
Jeremiah Jenkins
Just to add, obviously it's better to use foil than nothing, you might be far enough away that it makes the difference, but don't assume your shit is protected with just aluminium foil because it probably isn't. Better would be to fabricate a steel box to store spares.
Dylan Myers
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Matthew Rivera
lost
Jacob Young
It's not static, it's a pulse.
Anthony Hernandez
Is Holla Forums for mainstream war propaganda now? North Korea is not going to EMP the US for fuck's sake..
Ethan Gonzalez
I would. Wiping out either the east or west coast would do wonders for our nation.
Jacob Watson
you all realize… EMP means tay is gone forever?
Xavier Barnes
not if we protect certain electronics with the static protector cage thing you can make to stop EMP force
Isaac Cooper
Kim won't because Won't happen until a year into Trump's term at the very earliest
Justin Turner
Lrn2rd nigger, he was obviously referring to the magnetic field as static, thus rendering the proposed experiment, supposedly demonstrating the uselessness of the shielding, invalid
Aiden Ward
Depends how many they have to use and their tactics. e.g. It would take a few (3+) to totally knock out the USA
Yes some of it is shilling. They've also realized that shielding is absolutely critical for weapon systems that rely on digital electronics.
It would be the overture of that kind of Happening.
Aluminium foil doesn't even rate when talking EMPs. If they are serious and competent there'd be at least 3-5 EMPs at different altitudes. Everything not in a properly insulated and grounded steel box will be fried period
Stay a while and lurk.
Luke Allen
North Korea doesnt need ICBMs to succeed. They are experts at disguising ships and changing cargo in the middle of the ocean. They could float a nuclear weapon onto a fishing boat and set it off in Honolulu or LA.
Nathaniel Murphy
Who are you referring to as "enemy"? Kim isn't an enemy. The only enemy we have is the Jew.
Jacob Scott
FUCKING DO IT KIM YOU HORRIBLE LITTLE MANLET DO IT REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Isaiah Phillips
Good thing I have innawoods capabilities and a gun
Zachary Lewis
If Kim Jong Un was to nuke California and wipe LA off the map, do you think he would get a Noble Peace Prize?
Jace Morgan
WEST TEXAS BEST TEXAS
Asher Brooks
There should be a chan peace prize man
Jack Edwards
North Korea doesn't have the technical aptitude to make an EMP weapon, let alone get one into orbit without anyone noticing.
Nathan Carter
here we go an EM pulse doesn't just fry everything it touches; those shit-waves have to come in contact with something that can interact with the electrons or photons or fucktrons or whatever EM stuff is made out of So What? there's lots of shit that does that right now 24/7. Antennas, water, shit made of many types of metal, non-metal shit that can carry an electric current [spoiler]human skin or THE SKELETON INSIDE THAT WANTS OUT[spoiler] The issue with EMP occurs when stuff starts to collect more electric charge than it was designed to handle. That mostly happens through the Pulse inducing/stacking incredible amounts of current on conductive surfaces, liek wires. Funnily enough, most electronic devices that contain conductive surfaces are usually designed [spoiler]at least in 'Merrica[spoiler] to handle higher currents than they normally use in their day to day operation (Thanks FCC and UL). Your faggy iphones and shitty handheld radio transcievers will be fine. More cars/trucks will work than one would normally expect. Big issue is powerlines and the stuff that monitors and fiddles with the electricity it carries. Those trashcan-looking things hanging on the poles? Most of those are going to give Mike Pence a hard on. They can make high-voltage switching stations with the ability to handle that shit, but they are more expensive, so most places don't have them.
Gabriel Rivera
lol failed spoilers
Adam Morales
Will my sega Saturn survive?
Hunter Ward
TLDR if its plugged directly into the wall, or somehow on the local power grid, its gonna have a bad time.
surge protectors might help, but might not. IDK
Dominic Hill
Embarrassing/pol/.
Angel Jackson
This is the plot to the Electric Synagogue game Homefront.
Parker Cooper
if it does happen, people's/retards' stories about it will be hilarious "Dat daggone ee um pee blew up my uncle's phone right while he was fappin" "The EMP Pulse made my espresso machine shoot my soy half caf mocachino across the room and blinded my left eye and put these cut marks on my wrists!" "I watched as the that 747 gracefully fell from the sky onto those spics outside Home Depot" "I hear that any unborn babies that were around when the EMP went off can shoot electrcity from their fingers!"
Josiah Martin
You're doing it wrong.
Luke Stewart
/thread
true
Ian Jenkins
If they were to profit they'd curt ties with US yesterday, you're talking out of your ass.
The fact of the matter is Pissrael wouldn't hold out even vs nuke'less Middle East. They'd get swarmed.
Kevin Jenkins
In that case,he's still retarded because current flow isn't the only way a magnetic field can fuck your electronics. And even so the collapse of the magnetic field WILL induce a current. He's wrong in pretty much every sense he can be wrong.
Chase Gomez
nukes ARE EMP weapons.
It is a magnetic field first and an inducer of current second. Anything that uses magnetism to store data will be wiped clean (lol, bye bye hard drive) regardless of whether current is induced. That is to be taken into account before any other effects are considered.
As far as induced current goes, you can't just assume the chassis ground on any such device will act sufficiently as a Faraday cage at the energy levels we're talking about. Cars will generally be better off than you phone to be sure, those can be struck by lightning without harming the driver (though the electronics will be fucked in such an event). I don't doubt a lot of cars will survive an EMP, but cell phones would almost certainly be fucked.
Josiah Anderson
Of course.
True but not all EMP weapons are nukes.
It's an electromagnetic field not a magnetic field.
It depends on the era it is from. Many modern cars make extensive use of fiberglass/polymer body panels and what exterior metal they have is usually too thin to be of any real protection. The modern car is not a safe bet unless you need to salvage motors (electric or mechanical) and batteries.
Dominic Hill
To be honest, the US electrical grid is in such a state of disrepair that you don't even need a nuclear warhead to collapse it. A coordinated attack using only a few thousand people could do the same as an EMP attack.
Its not just the US either, most developed countries electrical grids are just as susceptible to being completely fucked over in an instant.
Oliver Bailey
the more "3rd world" a country is the better its population can manage in such a scenario. thats why wars in the 3rd world lat so long, while wars in developed countries end in days. not to mention russia rellying on its backward equipment and advanced electronic weapons to make their own grand startegy
Dominic Hernandez
So their plan is to fire EMP first before launching nuke? This sounds like starcraft strategy vs protoss.
Xavier Fisher
And that's irrelevant if you read what I responded to. There is absolutely no functional difference between a magnet and an electromagnet other than that one can be changed/turned off. You would see literally no differences in the experiment I outlined above if you used an electromagnet vs a permanent magnet. Absolutely true. Anything less than a bunker is not a safe bet.
Tyler Wilson
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Levi Stewart
kek, still butthurt one day later.
Hunter Cooper
EE here. Just fucking shield your phone in a metal. Something like lead. A few inches will be fine.
Metals resist E&M waves based on their frequency, normal ones (Ghz range, cellphone and shit) dont make it past 1mm of aluminium. Its called "skin depth" and is subject to exponential decay.
Wanna protect your hard drives? A hard metal safe will do. Also glue a metal wire onto a cold water pipe and onto the save. This will stop any static electricity from shocking you when you try to open it. Maybe put some dielectric material on the hdd before it contacts the safe.
In terms of "our electric infulstructure", we'd be more fucked if a few of those power stations get bombed by a team of commandos. Impossible to trace, out in the open and easily destroyed with thermite or whatever.
Benjamin Hill
That would be one hell of an iPhone case.
Jeremiah Cooper
Btw this guys a fucking idiot. Ask me any questions and I can answer them correctly.
Charles Miller
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Jacob Walker
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Charles Clark
I can do the equations later…I have an exam soon. Probably less than 1 inch. It has to do with these equations. Skin depth is 1/alpha