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Originally posted by PisTonZOR
1. A nuke going to be dropped on what exactly?
2. And how are they sopposed to drop that nuke?
3 Also that lightning looking streak image IS NOT copywrighted. I have seen it on numerous documentaries including one on the Discovery channel.
4. EDIT: How could an 'Alien weapon beam', or whatever it was, MISS the space shuttle. Rofl. That's pretty pethetic. I'm sure Humans could do better.
[edit on 7-2-2007 by PisTonZOR]
1. A nuke going to be dropped on what exactly?
1. Iraq
Originally posted by Rotoplooker
Drop a nuke on Iraq from a space shuttle? No, I'm not buying it. We have Stealth B-2 bombers for this sort of military activity. So, if an alien weapon destroyed the space shuttle on re-entry, this would seem to imply that the nuke had not been dropped yet. The shuttle has no bomb bays or any sort of opening underneath it to allow something to be dropped. Releasing a bomb or weapon while traveling at 12,500 MPH doesn't seem likely either.
[edit on 7-2-2007 by Rotoplooker]
Originally posted by Frozenthought
Originally posted by Diplomat
Wow, so the Aliens shot down the Columbia shuttle because there was a nuke on board that was going to be dropped? That is one of the best one's I've heard yet...
Wouldn't surprise me a bit
Originally posted by BASSPLYR
looks just like the rocket launches I see comming out of Pt Magu missile/naval base all the time. Part of the rocket slips out above the atmosphere on it's normal course. This can be seen when the contrail stops suddenly and the light is only from the rocket and not the illuminated air from the light of the rocket. The spiralling thing is the bottom half of the rocket which boosts it into space ejecting succesfuly and tumbling back down to earth where it will most likely burn up glowing even brighter.
If the launch happened a few hours earlier then the same rocket would have left prism like vapor trails that look like wierd sherbert colored clouds, arora borialis like glowing high in the night sky as they caught the last of the setting sun.
They do look pretty cool though. Last time I witnessed one my neighbors watching at the same time on the balcony over exclaimed that they thought it was a UFO, another less intelligent neighbor thought it was lightning, even though lightning doesn't take it's time jolting up into the air, or leave irridecent trails behind them.
Originally posted by Jshock
The video was shot in Tomsk- I've got Tomsk on G-earth right now. Any idea where the launch site could be?