Video of a missile taking out the spy satellite. Welcome to the future.

[ivankirigin]

http://www.breitbart.tv/html/50894.html

[dkokelley]

Very cool, but it didn't look anything like Star Trek. I want my tax dollars back.

[ivankirigin → dkokelley]

Probably looked better if you were closer to the explosion. But not too close.

[foonamefoo]

Video of a missile taking out the spy satellite. Welcome to reddit.

Just kidding; it just seems popular on here to compare every story that isn't a 'Top Ten Ways to Use SEO to Get More Visits to Your SEO Tutorial Website' type of story with reddit.

[ivankirigin → foonamefoo]

Feel free to start the discussion about the future of space exploration, the unspoken casualties of future astronauts from the increased space junk, the nature of government surveillance, etc.

:-D

[lvecsey]

It must have been a given that the debris would strike the ocean, regardless of which direction the impact came from.

[Novash]

I added one of those missiles on my christmas gift list. I hope the price drops until the end of year.

[ddelony]

This clip continues the tradition on the Internet of posting videos of things exploding.

[tokipin]

looks like they learned how to use feedback loops