Author of "Oscilloscope Arrow": It looks like "Petrel" exploded
As the classic aptly defined: “The trouble is, if the shoemaker starts to bake the pies, and the pie goes to stitch the boots.” In the column “Weekend Fiction” on “Military Review” today is about this. Specifically, the fact that individual graduates of the Literary Institute, who left Russia, suddenly find in themselves the expert potential in the media to evaluate missile tests, methods of their conduct, and even the features of the latest Russian weapons.
We are talking about the notorious Julia Latynina, whose Novaya Gazeta an article entitled “Little Flying Chernobyl” was published, reflecting on the accident in the area of the village of Nenoksa near Severodvinsk. In the same "New", which just a few weeks ago came out the material of another "expert" - about the "nuclear mud" on board the aircraft carrier "Admiral Kuznetsov", which basically does not have a nuclear installation.
From the material of Ms. Latynina:
The instructors of the Literary Institute should applaud here, because, apparently, between the analysts of the works of Krylov, Pushkin, Bulgakov and others, they persistently invested in Yulia Leonidovna knowledge of military affairs, nuclear physics, taught the possibilities to determine the type of test weapon remotely - according to the reports of narrow circle of individual sources.
Apparently, it was after that additional special training that the future expert in the field of armaments became the only person in the world who discovers an arrow on the oscilloscope (a sensational fragment of one of Ms. Latynina’s books), knows that Nikolai Copernicus was “burned at the stake”, and also, in the pages of the same Novaya Gazeta, he writes about the incident near Chelyabinsk in 2013 as a "explosion of a rocket fired from a neighboring training ground." Then, by the way, Latina’s “New” material about the rocket was deleted, because after exposing the fake, the author herself admitted that it was “absolute nonsense”.
From fresh material from Latynina:
There is no doubt at all that for the graduate of the Literary Institute and the author of the “arrow of the oscilloscope”, the theory of nuclear physics is a mere trifle that can be mastered without reading to the end a single thematic scientific work and seriously considering that if we are talking about a nuclear power plant, such a setup a priori pollutes radiation around itself. After this, it’s scary to imagine what “an expert in the field of nuclear energy”, Yulia Latynina, for example, will say about the work of atomic icebreakers.
We are talking about the notorious Julia Latynina, whose Novaya Gazeta an article entitled “Little Flying Chernobyl” was published, reflecting on the accident in the area of the village of Nenoksa near Severodvinsk. In the same "New", which just a few weeks ago came out the material of another "expert" - about the "nuclear mud" on board the aircraft carrier "Admiral Kuznetsov", which basically does not have a nuclear installation.
From the material of Ms. Latynina:
The observed clinical picture corresponds to only one species weapons, about which the president spoke in March 2018, namely, the SSC-X-9 complex, aka the Petrel rocket with a direct-flow nuclear engine. It looks like she exploded.
The instructors of the Literary Institute should applaud here, because, apparently, between the analysts of the works of Krylov, Pushkin, Bulgakov and others, they persistently invested in Yulia Leonidovna knowledge of military affairs, nuclear physics, taught the possibilities to determine the type of test weapon remotely - according to the reports of narrow circle of individual sources.
Apparently, it was after that additional special training that the future expert in the field of armaments became the only person in the world who discovers an arrow on the oscilloscope (a sensational fragment of one of Ms. Latynina’s books), knows that Nikolai Copernicus was “burned at the stake”, and also, in the pages of the same Novaya Gazeta, he writes about the incident near Chelyabinsk in 2013 as a "explosion of a rocket fired from a neighboring training ground." Then, by the way, Latina’s “New” material about the rocket was deleted, because after exposing the fake, the author herself admitted that it was “absolute nonsense”.
From fresh material from Latynina:
What is a nuclear rocket? It is very simple, in theory.
There is no doubt at all that for the graduate of the Literary Institute and the author of the “arrow of the oscilloscope”, the theory of nuclear physics is a mere trifle that can be mastered without reading to the end a single thematic scientific work and seriously considering that if we are talking about a nuclear power plant, such a setup a priori pollutes radiation around itself. After this, it’s scary to imagine what “an expert in the field of nuclear energy”, Yulia Latynina, for example, will say about the work of atomic icebreakers.
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