Good UFO Sightings North Russia

Video show UFO unknown object at the sky of Russia
Source : Russian UFO sightings Group
Location : North Russia
Date : May 2016

Other explanations : Rocket launch Failure

a reply to: vtrio12

Rocket launch , looks familiar not May 2016.

Intresting video but not something from another world, in the words of that old song, "what goes up must come down"

a reply to: vtrio12

Cool video, it's probably this

Launch time: 0844:37 GMT (4:44:37 a.m. EDT) Launch site: Plesetsk Cosmodrome, Russia A Russian government Soyuz rocket will launch a Glonass M navigation satellite. The rocket will fly in the Soyuz 2-1b configuration with a Fregat upper stage. Delayed from May 21. [May 23]

Launch of the Soyuz 2 rocket carrying Glonass-K satellite (February 2011)

originally posted by: ufoofinterest
Launch of the Soyuz 2 rocket carrying Glonass-K satellite (February 2011)

Thank you for the ID of this video and launch. Finally, someone who doesn't call every light in the sky a UFO. Good job!

a reply to: buddah6

Thanks

originally posted by: imod02
Intresting video but not something from another world, in the words of that old song, "what goes up must come down"

It's going up, not down.

originally posted by: vtrio12
Video show UFO unknown object at the sky of Russia
Source : Russian UFO sightings Group
Location : North Russia
Date : May 2016

Other explanations : Rocket launch Failure

Why "failure"??

Nothing unusal, happens every time if rocket launcehs to orbital, at night time and high latitude.

originally posted by: SaddledMummy
Nothing unusal, happens every time if rocket launcehs to orbital, at night time and high latitude.

Good first approximation. .... the apparition requires observer in darkness and plume high enough to still be sunlit. This twilight zone usually lasts about an hour after the sun sets, but at high latitudes in summer the sun never dips all that far below the horizon all night -- so the zone is wider, and more random-timed launches will fall into the sweet spot.

For any location and date/time use heavens-above.com to compute the sun's azimuth and 'dip' below the horizon.

originally posted by: imod02
Intresting video but not something from another world, in the words of that old song, "what goes up must come down"

It doesn't look like it's "coming down". It looks to be moving generally parallel to the ground, which is what most rockets do (after a brief time going up to get some of the initial altitude that is needed).

Satellites move parallel to the ground, so that's why the rockets that carry them take a generally horizontal path, also.

Rocket launch going up and out.
It's gets brighter the higher it goes because the Sun
eventually illuminates the stages.

However...What are the triangular patterned
flashing lights around the vehicle at the end ?

a reply to: UnderKingsPeak

However...What are the triangular patterned flashing lights around the vehicle at the end ?

I believe that's the booster rocket separation.

a reply to: gortex
Thank you Gortex that's the one bit I couldn't
figure out.