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Originally posted by JimOberg
Originally posted by poet1b
reply to post by JimOberg
Um, did you follow the many links to the pictures of the Norway spiral?
This picture is a good example of how large this spiral appeared in the sky.
So -- in angular size, or compared to the moon, how big WAS it?
How big does this photo show it was, do you think?
Originally posted by poet1b
reply to post by JimOberg
I'm sorry Jim, didn't mean to ignore you.
Large, as in too big to be a rocket failure 500 miles away.
Originally posted by JimOberg
Why the analysis is important:
Russia's Ailing ICBM Program
Spiral over Norway latest in string of failures
spectrum.ieee.org...
BY JAMES OBERG // JANUARY 2010
19 January 2010—One of the most spectacular sky shows in recent history took place shortly before dawn this past 9 December over northern Norway. Hundreds of witnesses—many of them fortuitously equipped with the latest in camcorder technology—stared in amazement at a bright white spiral cloud spinning silently in the eastern sky.
Originally posted by poet1b
reply to post by JimOberg
If this was the result of another failure of the Bulava rocket, and this was a scheduled launch, then there must be numerous videos of the launch, yet none have made their way onto the internet.
we see that light blue horizontal fast-moving ball of light, and subsequently with an unknown object collided, resulting in an explosion, and produces two white circular light waves. waves from small quickly formed a halo of larger , two rings in the proliferation of cross-together, aperture lasted about two minutes after the disappearance, at the same time with a tail of blue light-emitting body is also bigger fades slowly. nearly two minutes later, the rings gradually disappear. "
Originally posted by poet1b
reply to post by Wh00pS
And nobody in Sweden or Finland or Russia has a video camera or even a regular camera? Lot of people in China have them, why not in these other countries. I would think that cameras and video cameras are as common in Sweden as in Norway.
Somehow these got on utube.
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