Mysterious Lights in Russian Sky...

Given that we've been experiencing an increase in activity bringing the Aurora further South (and further north from the Southern lights too) than we've seen in our lifetimes, this could logically be connected.

The problem is that there are several plausible theories.

It could be related to the Aurora.
It could be a form of lightening.
It could be a meteor.
It could be a man-made event, such as a plant mishap Russia doesn't want to admit, or even a weapons test of some kind.

The least plausible option is "ALIENS!!!!"

So, logic would limit it to a natural phenomena or a man-made one. It would be interesting to see what's in the direction of this flash. If there's any large military site there I think we can probably increase the likelihood of this being a weapons test of some kind. It seems a little odd that such a thing would not have been seen elsewhere if this were a natural phenomena other than a meteor.

Lightening doesn't usually occur like this, in one place, at one time, then stop. Surely if this were lightening there would have been more than just this singular event.

a reply to: Rocker2013


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Just more rambling that it was lightning strike.

Well there was a Solar X-class flare that was ejected from the sun, so this may be the reason. It would explain the geomagnetic disturbances in the earths atmosphere.

Here is a duplicate thread that was closed. Some interesting info in it that isn't in this thread:

www.abovetopsecret.com...
LIGHTS IN RUSSIAN SKY

Also, "blue" in the air isn't always electrical:

en.wikipedia.org...
IONIZED AIR-GLOW

I have found another video of a seemingly similar lights recorded in Arkhangelk, Russia in January 2015.



Arkhangelsk is a long way off from Stavropol, though. It stands on shores of the White Sea, while Stavropol is on the South of Russia, some 300km away from the Black Sea.


And also in Perm, same January 2015...

a reply to: kuraijanai2013

'Someone' is testing their nuke weapons.