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originally posted by: wavelength
originally posted by: Ophiuchus1
originally posted by: quintessentone
a reply to: Ophiuchus1
See what I mean? Acorn-ish design.
It’s ish alright….but there’s no accounting for any usable smooth circular band of space for Russian, Egyptian, etc, writing…..given by the second picture after it sheds its outer lower casing…to operate in space….imo
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What if the life support (green balls of oxygen and nitrogen) somehow detached during its passage through the atmosphere, leaving a flatter surface which may have given the illusion of writing when, in reality, what was seen was the patterns where the appendages were attached? Just a wild theory.
"И" is actually pronounced "I" and it's got nothing to do with "N". It came from the Greek letter "Η" (called Eta) but the horizontal stroke was turned counter-clockwise resulting in the "И" letter.
"Я" has nothing to do with "R". The "Я" is pronounced much like our "Y". It's actually a letter that evolved from an older Cyrillic letter "ѧ" which eventually lost one of its "legs" and started being drawn in a more rounded way, which ended up in the stylized form "Я".
originally posted by: quintessentone
a reply to: mirageman
I'm now thinking it was a Russian prototype capsule controlled by ground control, but if we look at the Vostok mission, ground control was a hit or miss thing when receiving messages from the capsule. It's just a wild acorn theory, but if this was the first test flight of an unmanned capsule to ground control, then them having transmission/communication problems seems likely. Also Vostok looks something like an acorn.
Also the witness in the video said first it was a red fireball with blue lights, then it slightly veered off course, then it crashed, as well as saying the writing on it looked like Egyptian alphabets with backward letters, dashes and stars. Some Russian letters appear to be backward letters.
07:00 Vostok 1 crossed the Strait of Magellan at the tip of South America. News of the Vostok 1 mission was broadcast on Radio Moscow.[40]
07:04 Gagarin sent another spacecraft status message, similar to the one at 06:48. This was not received by ground stations.
07:09 Gagarin sent another spacecraft status message, also not received by ground stations.
07:10 Vostok 1 passed over the South Atlantic, into daylight again. At this point, retrofire is 15 minutes away.
07:13 Gagarin sent a fourth spacecraft status message; Moscow received this partial message: "I read you well. The flight is going...."
07:18 Gagarin sent another spacecraft status message, not received by ground stations.
07:23 Gagarin sent another spacecraft status message, not received by ground stations.
en.wikipedia.org...#/media/File:Vostok_spacecraft.jpg
There is a picture of the Russian Venera 4 capsule that looks just like an acorn.
www.britannica.com...
Radio contact was lost with the first probe, Venera 1 (launched Feb. 12, 1961), before it flew by Venus.
Venera 2 (launched Nov. 12, 1965) ceased operation before it flew to within 24,000 km (15,000 miles) of Venus in February 1966.
Venera 3 (launched Nov. 16, 1965) crash-landed on the surface of Venus on March 1, 1966, becoming the first spacecraft to strike another planet.....
originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: mirageman
Maybe the USA got a hold of the Die Glocke device after the second world war.
originally posted by: mirageman
originally posted by: quintessentone
I think the big question here is that we know there was a fireball/meteor on 9th December 1965 that traversed the skies of North America. But was there sometihng else too that crashed into the woods near Kecksburg?
MM are you suggesting there were 2 events that coincidentally happened about the same time / date frame?
The Venera (Russian: Вене́ра, pronounced [vʲɪˈnʲɛrə], which means "Venus" in Russian) program was the name given to a series of space probes developed by the Soviet Union between 1961 and 1984 to gather information about the planet Venus.
"Unsubstantiated reports of the military having hauled away an aerial object," were, "only rumors", until August, 1987....This long-sought eyewitness, from nearby Latrobe, Pa., had overheard a PASU member speaking about their 21-year--long investigation and revealed himself to have been a 19-year old fireman in 1965 and one of the searchers. He became the first witness to claim to have actually seen the object on the ground who has spoken on the record.
.. Origin of the story that an object had buried itself in the ground"? Frances Kalp described the smoke to a local reporter the night of the incident, "Then I came out to look [after being alerted by her sons] and ' saw some smoke. Then it turned sort of cloudy, and went away, almost like it buried itself in the ground". She was describing the disappearance of the smoke; she never saw the object.
Civilian space experts James Oberg and Curtis Peebles have suggested that the military may have been interested in recovering Soviet space debris that night. While possible, there seems to be no proof that units with this mission actually were present at Kecksburg.
"Missing" UFOlogy - "Missing" history is now evidently a technique in the PASU UFOlogical,tool kit. This reverse logic of "Government UFO Conspiracy" enthusiasts who say that lack of any evidence must be proof of nefarious U.S. Government scheming may well be an important, integral part of their belief system. It may also be an easy way to avoid unwanted disappointing conclusions; may fulfil certain emotional needs, or be just plain fun. But it can never qualify as science or legitimate history.
originally posted by: mirageman
I think the big question here is that we know there was a fireball/meteor on 9th December 1965 that traversed the skies of North America.
The Geminid meteor shower will be active from 4 December to 17 December, producing its peak rate of meteors around 13 December.
The radiant of the Geminid meteor shower is at around right ascension 07h20m, declination 33°N, as shown by the green circle on the planetarium above.
Shooting stars are seen whenever one of these pieces of debris collides with the Earth's atmosphere, typically burning up at an altitude of around 70 to 100 km.
The Geminids are particularly noted for their colours compared to the other meteor showers. 65% White, 26% Yellow and the remaining 9% is Blue, Red and Green. They are one of the three major meteor showers of a year, the others are the Quadrantids and Perseids. Ref: SkyScrapers
The Geminids meteor shower takes place within the boundaries constellation of Gemini. Geminids occurs during December 6-19 with the peak occurring on the 14th Dec. every year. The location of the Geminids radiant point are at coordinates defined by the Right Ascension (113.5) and the Declination (32.3).