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Originally posted by x2Strongx
Okay... one more time... Take a look at these videos and the pictures below and see the effects of missiles. Can you see similarities?
MHO... It is a missile... pics show why I think it's one.
Originally posted by x2Strongx
no rocket does what is shown in the pics or vids. the spiral ejecta video would require the missile to be "fixed" at a single point (as if on a pinwheel) and require no wind and no gravity to produce a the white spiral.
"Spiral" also walked across the sky, leaving a bright blue track.
Originally posted by curiousaboutsky
reply to post by patmac
r u suggesting a possible russian HAARP?
Originally posted by ahemot
reply to post by DGFenrir
What makes you think that the contrail and the blue light area related? The contrail could have been left by some airplane before or after the event.
While the rocket launch happened approximately at the same time, both events were separated by 500 km; the rocket flew east, but not west; it did not crossed Finnish airspace; and finally, the Russian Ministry of Defense while confirming the failed launch at the same time denied that it was seen in Norway.
ICBM Topol Hits Hypothetical Target At Kazakh Firing Ground
Moscow ITAR-TASS in English 1508 GMT 10 Dec 09
MOSCOW, December 10 (Itar-Tass) -- The warhead of the intercontinental ballistic missile Topol, which was test-launched at 15.35 Moscow time on Thursday from the firing ground Kapustin Yar, hit the hypothetical target at the firing ground Sary-Shagan in Kazakhstan.
"The first two stages of the rocket worked as they should have, however, in the third and final stage of the flight a technical error occurred," the statement said. "According to tests, the third stage's engine was unstable."
Originally posted by Hongkongphooey
Funny that Janes Defence Weekly (you have to be subscriber) website states that the exact same missle test in Russia (same time, place etc.) was a complete success, which throws that explanation (which was a stupid explanation anyway) out!