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Originally posted by JimOberg
WHY is such previous documentation of precursor events NOT more widely available on the UFO websites? WHY do so many eager, enthusiastic ufo-newbies get allowed to jump to conclusions based on inadequate -- even, perhaps, deliberately slanted -- data?
Why can't internet search engines more efficiently FIND such contrarian points of view and raw data?
JimO
Originally posted by ceetee
i've just found this article, which may/may not bring some new info:
www.itwire.com...
sorry no time to pick through at the moment as i'm at work.
Originally posted by notsoperfect
reply to post by kiwifoot
Great question!!!
We have never seen this before. Why now?
After all those elaborations, it can't answer this simple begging question.
Why now and also why not in some areas like Texas?
I would like to think it is more related to the incoming celestial object.
Originally posted by gambon
reply to post by tauristercus
One thing , the space x rocket went to launch angle of 28.5 degrees as it was launched from florida... not 34.5...which would be the angle from the other launch site
Info from space x itself...
The first TLE of 10026A / 36595 has appeared on Space Track. Orbit is 34.5 deg, 239 km X 280 km.
Ted Molczan:
satobs.org...
The Falcon 9 test payload, which is attached to the rocket's 2nd stage
(10026A / 36595), appears to account for the phenomenon. It exited eclipse (umbra) on Jun 05 at 05:48:06 AM local standard time (Jun 04, 19:48:06 UTC) at azimuth 229 deg, elevation 16 deg; culminated at about 05:49:42, at az 161, el 42; and passed below 10 deg elevation at 05:51:57, at azimuth 86 deg. Angular velocity at culmination was 1.2 deg/s.
This is consistent with the approximate time, direction of travel (SW - NE, W - E), and the apparent high speed, reported here:
www.abc.net.au...
This occurred about 65 min after launch, so perhaps the 2nd stage was
dumping excess propellant. Similar actions by Centaur stages have always resulted in spectacular cloud-like formations.
The pass I described was for Brisbane.
Originally posted by daddio
I can not see how or what these "rockets/missiles" could be carrying that would be used to make the spiral in a flat plane or two dimensional "appearing" space.
Originally posted by JimOberg
Originally posted by gambon
reply to post by tauristercus
One thing , the space x rocket went to launch angle of 28.5 degrees as it was launched from florida... not 34.5...which would be the angle from the other launch site
Info from space x itself...
Most of the conflicting views expressed here seem to be traceable to people just having false 'factoids'. Here's some posts from Canadian space observer Ted Molczan, the guy who (with friends) tracked down the top secret USAF X-37B a few weeks ago):
The first TLE of 10026A / 36595 has appeared on Space Track. Orbit is 34.5 deg, 239 km X 280 km.
Ted Molczan:
satobs.org...
The Falcon 9 test payload, which is attached to the rocket's 2nd stage
(10026A / 36595), appears to account for the phenomenon. It exited eclipse (umbra) on Jun 05 at 05:48:06 AM local standard time (Jun 04, 19:48:06 UTC) at azimuth 229 deg, elevation 16 deg; culminated at about 05:49:42, at az 161, el 42; and passed below 10 deg elevation at 05:51:57, at azimuth 86 deg. Angular velocity at culmination was 1.2 deg/s.
This is consistent with the approximate time, direction of travel (SW - NE, W - E), and the apparent high speed, reported here:
www.abc.net.au...
This occurred about 65 min after launch, so perhaps the 2nd stage was
dumping excess propellant. Similar actions by Centaur stages have always resulted in spectacular cloud-like formations.
The pass I described was for Brisbane.