Spectacular Phenomena In The Sky. What Is It?

Originally posted by Zaphod58

First off, there is no such thing as a "nuclear missile test range". They are INTERCONTINENTAL missiles.

I am sorry dude but...

The Kura test range is an intercontinental ballistic missile impact area located in northern Kamchatka.

So why not fire their hardware in that direction? Or does the trajectory of an intercontinental ballistic missile ask for a launch in a different direction then were your target is? I have no idea of what trajectory such a missile would take..

Peace

Project Blue Beam maybe?

Def looks like a projected image in the sky

reply to post by Kr0n0s


All i know is that Russia is a bit reluctant when it comes to failure and admitting it..

In a rare exception, the launch of SS-N-23 (RSM-54 or RM-29RMU) toward the usual target - the test range Kura in Kamchatka - from a Delta-IV (Project 667BDRM) submarine Novomoskovsk failed. It happened at the most inopportune moment - as President Vladimir Putin observed the launch from the strategic submarine Archangelsk of the type known in the West as Typhoon and in Russia as Project 941. An attempt to immediately launch another missile failed as well.

Immediately following the first failure, a flurry of reports made contradictory claims: there was an explosion, the missile fell into the water, the launch was blocked by a satellite, etc. The Chief of the Navy Adm. Vladimir Kuroyedov quickly declared that no "physical" launch should have taken place at all: it was supposed to be a simulation.[106] Not a single commentator believed that announcement, however. In the end, it became clear that between the third and the fourth minutes of the launch sequence the targeting system of the submarine failed and the electronic system immediately blocked the launch.

NTI: Issue brief

So we can expect a flurry report with contradictory claims...

Peace

Originally posted by mogalf
Sources in the Russian millitary has spoken to one of the Norwegian news channels, TV2.
The Russian sources have confirmed a failed missile launch.

Sources in the Norwegian millitary has now said that they actually knew all along, but they had no intention of letting anyone know about their capacity of knowing such stuff unntil the Russians eventually went public with it.

I'm glad to hear in some countries hundreds of people can see strange lights in the sky and two hours later their governments can give a TRUTHFUL answer for a change. My I say crop circles and phoenix lights.

Double post...

[edit on 10/12/2009 by operation mindcrime]

reply to post by Libertygal


Wow!!!

You really give meaning to the name of this website!!

I love your theory!

Big star.

Peace

[edit on 10/12/2009 by operation mindcrime]

Originally posted by Level X

Originally posted by mogalf
Sources in the Russian millitary has spoken to one of the Norwegian news channels, TV2.
The Russian sources have confirmed a failed missile launch.

Sources in the Norwegian millitary has now said that they actually knew all along, but they had no intention of letting anyone know about their capacity of knowing such stuff unntil the Russians eventually went public with it.

I'm glad to hear in some countries hundreds of people can see strange lights in the sky and two hours later their governments can give a TRUTHFUL answer for a change. My I say crop circles and phoenix lights.

Thats not a quote by a russian official, its not link to a news story, hell its not even external quote tags.
Its nothing more than an ATS member making a comment in a way that sounds like hes quoting a Russian official in a press release.
gotta love ATS

Originally posted by QBSneak000
reply to post by Kr0n0s

 

If you start from the center and trace your way outward, there is no break in the line. A ripple like a drop of water into a pond expands somewhat uniformly away from the center with each ring/ripple complete and not touching any other.

Drop In A Pond



where as the picture from the OP is definitely a spiral








Kind of fibonacci - way cool


[edit on 10-12-2009 by QBSneak000]

Yea, its a bit clearer now, either way it looks really cool.. it just reminded me of a huge shockwave/pond ripple in the middle of the sky

reply to post by Edrick


Actually I'm not into rocket theory myself, especially from a Russian sub (just shared what I could find), as (as I understand) the spiral was seen from Tromsø and looking almost right to the East (as there was around 7 AM I guess and the sun is somewhere behind that mountain (what is that mountain, btw? And height?)/horizon).

Russian subs usually shoot from the White/Barents sea to North-North-East to the testing range in Kamchatka, not westward. Or I have totally screwed up something? And from Tromsø to any sea in the east there is at least 400 km..
Of course, the launch has failed, but first two stages did well, so the rocked should have made at least some way to it's target I think.

Common, we have some pretty smart people here, let's find out this, as my high school physics can't help me much after all those years in social sciences
In short, what is the direction the trail coming from and what might be an estimated altitude of it/spiral?

All hypothesis aside, I find that the more I look at those images... the more disturbing it becomes. Something about it... I just don't like it. Whatever the heck it is.


What it is?
To say for certain... it is a pretty dramatic show, isn't it.
All beauty aside, the pictures upset me.... to my very core of being.

So to those who think that this could be a missile test gone wrong, I might agree... but I will put my opinion in and say:

You could be right, so if a missile was indeed launched, and the notion that a facility nearby could have the means of disrupting a missile (had they been given a forewarning of course) and the fact that many people witnessed this on the ground....
well, what are the odds?

Something is not right with this whole thing, and it doesn't take a dang rocket scientist to tell me what is what.

On the fence I sit,
T minus out.

It definitely does not behave like a rocket.
For example, in this video
The spiral is static in the air. I would expect a rocket to move in some direction perpendicular to the apparent rotation movement.

In this other:
We see something resembling a "black hole explosion". A typical rocket would explode much more brightly.

Finally, how is that in the OP photo, the spirals look so well from the photographer perspective? It seems like the spiral is facing the camera. That makes me think the nature of the phenomena is spherical: maybe, the spiral look the same to any remote observer even if they are 90 degrees apart.

I believe that someone is messing with spacetime/antimatter. Perfect spirals don't occur like that unless antimatter is involved in altering spacetime.

There are many different types of antimatter, such as "exotic matter". Exotic matter are superconductors (such as gold purer than 24k).

Looks like we are finally beginning to test control of exotic matter on a large scale.

[edit on 12/10/2009 by nightmarehalo]

tried to post stuff but didnt work... correctly atleast. However could this be a result of the LHC?

reply to post by ilaruum


Well... to be more accurate, we need more information...

What cities (Places) were these pictures and video's taken in?

(More specific than "Norway")

What direction were they facing?

From this information we should be able to reconstruct the approximate height of the event.

-Edrick

Originally posted by np6888
Does anyone know the name of the mountain of where it's coming from?

This photo was taken from Tromsø island and the mountain you see is from a subburb called Kroken.

reply to post by oshdra


As you can tell, im just cycling through some imaginative theories because for one thing, i dont believe its a Russian Missile.
So, heres another one.
In that video above, the way the this thing just sort of seems to go down a drain and the drain is nothingness.

Imagine an Alien Ship either "manned" or unmanned probe, that is in trouble and what we are seeing is either it escaping into a portal of some sort OR its in trouble and this is its "self destruct".
Kind of like the sphere in the Charley Sheen movie that implodes everything into its self.


Seriously though, thats really amazing how that hole just expands into a perfect circle at the end.

[edit on 12/10/2009 by Kr0n0s]

I was literally amazed at seeing this. It doesn't appear to be a rocket or missile, at least not one that I have ever seen. It's as if the spiral separates the clouds. A wild guess, some sort of alien (or maybe not so alien) teleportation technology? Or it could be just some tricky lights. Either way, I'm hoping it's the aliens finally coming out to say hello.


I found this link, which includes a shot at the ground in which the spiral is pointing to.

Im sorry if this is a duplicate

Norway Spiral

[edit on 10-12-2009 by guillotinegleam]

Originally posted by OzWeatherman

Originally posted by ziggy1706
where it seesm to be coming form a ligthed cloud on the horizon* ive never ever seen or ehard of nay earth atmosphere conditions like this...ever.
wonder if the LHC has something to do with it????

Actually thats the sun low on the horizon as it should be at this time of the year in northern Norway

The sun is *below* the horizon for all of the day this time of year in Tromsø.

reply to post by Acharya


Cool
So could you tell me the direction the shots where taken? And I could not find Kroken on wikimapia :/..
If you have some time, could you help to locate it so we could have an approximate path mapped?

Thanks! If not, thats ok too

Originally posted by Sailor1
I would have to agree looks like an interdimensional portal, probably similar to what they saw at the Skinwalker Ranch, its that or the Borg from Star Trek First Contact, they are trying to get a foothold in Norway because Norwegens are very similar to the Borg... Now before any Norwegens flame me that was a joke.

"Strength is irrelevant. Resistance is futile. We wish to improve ourselves. We will add your biological and technological distinctiveness to our own. Your culture will adapt to service ours." - The Norwegian Borgs