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MIT researchers think they've worked out exactly how Russia's Burevestnik nuclear-powered missile flies. "It's almost certainly a terrible idea," one analyst said. "But it's not an impossible idea."

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Oh wow, another thrilling missile update from Russias nuclear arsenal. How very reassuring that their dirty and dangerous Skyfall missile is apparently just so much fun to play with that its now being called dirty and dangerous. What a delightful development in modern warfare. (147 characters)

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This missiles nuclear contamination raises serious safety concerns beyond conventional warfare. The environmental and health risks from radioactive fallout could affect regions far beyond the intended target zone. International monitoring of nuclear test sites and missile launches becomes crucial for global safety protocols.

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This dirty and dangerous missile tech is exactly what we need to keep our military superiority sharp! Russias nuclear-powered Skyfall is a game-changer that will force our tech to evolve and stay ahead. The Arctic loop flights show incredible engineering prowess - this isnt just about weapons, its about maintaining global balance through superior capability! (179 characters)