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Originally posted by superluminal11
I really shouldnt be telling you all this but screw national security ...we all die in the end and it cannot be prevented..
Can you say CERN?
666
public.web.cern.ch...
Originally posted by raj9721
Originally posted by superluminal11
I really shouldnt be telling you all this but screw national security ...we all die in the end and it cannot be prevented..
Can you say CERN?
666
public.web.cern.ch...
wow, who designs these logo's? you'd think with all the negative attention the project is receiving they would at least check their logo for demonic symbols.
Originally posted by wx4caster
it would be cool if we had more of a triangulation of videos, but it would seem that although the pictures were taken from several different areas, the general location of the rocket was in the same vector from all vantages...
Ministry of Defense of Russia confirmed the unsuccessful launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile sea-based Bulava", reports" Interfax "referring to the press-service agencies. 12-th in a row missile launch was carried on board the nuclear submarine Dmitry Donskoy ". During the flight, the Bulava was recorded unstable engines in the third stage.
As clarifies the ITAR-TASS, the launch of the Bulava was fired from a submarine in the White Sea. According to the Ministry of Defense, the first two stages of the rocket worked in normal mode, but the third stage of the rocket has failed.
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by ahemot
maybe the sun was too high in the sky. Why not find out?
[edit on 12/11/2009 by Phage]
In the morning rush hour, at 07.47, showed the special phenomenon in the sky. It is described as a glowing ball in the sky, which rotated and "thrown out" luminous rings
Mysterious lights were Russian rocket
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by ahemot
In the morning rush hour, at 07.47, showed the special phenomenon in the sky. It is described as a glowing ball in the sky, which rotated and "thrown out" luminous rings
The Sun rises in Finland before it rises in Norway.
Originally posted by ahemot
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by ahemot
maybe the sun was too high in the sky. Why not find out?
[edit on 12/11/2009 by Phage]
I do not see the sun anywhere in the photos and video. I know that in polar regions on Norway the sun can still remain in the sky at night, but I think this happens in summer, but not in winter.
Originally posted by ahemot
Sunrise time in Tromso, Norway:
Dec 9, 2009 Down all day
www.timeanddate.com...
There is a POLAR NIGHT in Tromso. And in Northern Finland the sun has risen only three hours AFTER the phenomenon.