Strange Thing in Russian Skies (photos) - January, 20 2011

reply to post by Human_Alien


Very Cool!!! But I don't belive this is a missle. I think this is directly related to our magnetic field disruption and sun flares. Just my personal opinion.

Wow, thank you for the thread buddy!
Very interesting!

Honestly this is why I come to ATS so often, because of great threads like this or else I would never come to know

The light seems to be coming from what looks like a tear in the sky, like a opening from another dimension or universe
Lol, i'm not saying that's what it is by the way, just letting my imagination speak

The bottom right of the 3rd picture in the OP kind of looks like an aureal borealis effect

Imagine being there, it would be like how people must have felt when modern man saw it's first solar eclipse

Originally posted by Angelicdefender2012
reply to post by Human_Alien

 

Very Cool!!! But I don't belive this is a missle. I think this is directly related to our magnetic field disruption and sun flares. Just my personal opinion.

Pictures from launches on a Russian astronomy board
www.astronomy.ru...

Originally posted by Pauligirl



Pictures from launches on a Russian astronomy board
www.astronomy.ru...

Thank you much for that link. I think we can put this bad-boy to bed and call it a missile launch!
www.astronomy.ru...

reply to post by alittleironic


given all the recent reports of impending comets, planets etc etc and altered poles, magnetosphere, geophysical events, solar system happenings, bees, animals, weather..... it sounds entirely plausible that it is something of this nature and certainly looks like it.

sometimes wonder if some people are on another reality sphere given the total ignorance to such things and absolute apathy when faced with facts!

s&f

Originally posted by Overtime
reply to post by Aliensun

 

Would you explain this video of two unknown objects to the class?

abovetopsecret.com...

edit on 1/22/2011 by Overtime because: (no reason given)

Yeah, I've seen plenty of those night-vision UFOs and there's just no explanation.

They're either ours (Earth) and/or theirs (unknown).
Those are the choices. There are no others.
(I loved the Irish accents in the video )

Upon a closer look at the fourth photo at the beginning or at the head point of the plum you will see a tiny black looking circular object. This of course is no ordinary photo of a jet contrail but something extraordinary because of the outside arches of the trails that seem to be out of phase with the inside trail. ^Y^

I think the rockets that scientists over there, and elsewhere, are working on have utilized 21st Century computer technology and other means of making them go REALLY REALLY FAST.

You can see the smoke trail in the pictures. But the insane light blur means that it is going extraordinarily fast. So they are displaying a unique, even new, type of weaponry in these events - such as the Norway Spiral, which was essentially the same phenomenon.

Very interesting.

Originally posted by Nebulous1973
reply to post by Human_Alien

 

Looks like a comet to me...the tail on that things is miles wide..not even the shuttle taking off produces a tail that big..amazing pics.

edit on 22-1-2011 by Nebulous1973 because: meant comet not asteroid

Yup
It's a comet

That's an ICBM test. Intercontinental Ballistic Missile.

If it were a comet, and on the 20th, wouldn't it have been on CNN or visible in my sky? Cmon folks. It's a legit rocket test, this is quite obvious.

However, notice how this looks nothing like the Norway Spiral? Yeah, thats why I still put a big ? on that Norway Spiral event....

reply to post by muzzleflash


I think it fair if you cut some slack. These 'missile' of late do NOT resemble the missile we're used to seeing in film or in some cases, in person.
They're taking on bizarre features making us questioning them, very warranted.

I do believe it was a missile/rocket but like I said, give us a break.
Not many people would look at this and say 'by god....look at that missile'.

Then we had the one in California that was dubbed a 'contrail'

So when we think they're missiles they're not .....and when we don't think they're missile, they are.
Can you understand the conundrum here?

Nice rocket show. I've seen a couple. Fun to watch. Barium releases are cool too.

ZG

the image might be getting it's 'character' from the photo being a long exposure - slow shutter shot for night photograph. (sorry if posted earlier)

that's my vibe.

but. what is the light source? the straight laminated bar screams log exposure to me, but the source, not so sure about.

Those are amazing pictures you posted. So clear and magnificent. I have no clue what it is but man it sure does look cool. I agree why cant we see cool stuff like this here in the US? We get the same contrails too nothing cool like that. Im jealous!

reply to post by Human_Alien


This is the a magnetosphere. Amazing pictures.
Earth has a magnetic field with north and south poles. The Earth's magnetic field reaches 36,000 miles into space.

The magnetic field of the Earth is surrounded in a region called the magnetosphere. The magnetosphere prevents most of the particles from the sun, carried in solar wind, from hitting the Earth.

Some particles from the solar wind can enters the magnetosphere. The particles that enter from the magnetotail travel toward the Earth and create the auroral oval light shows.

The Sun and other planets have magnetospheres, but the Earth has the strongest one of all the rocky planets. The Earth's north and south magnetic poles reverse at irregular intervals of hundreds of thousands of years.

Originally posted by Pauligirl

Originally posted by Angelicdefender2012
reply to post by Human_Alien

 

Very Cool!!! But I don't belive this is a missle. I think this is directly related to our magnetic field disruption and sun flares. Just my personal opinion.

Pictures from launches on a Russian astronomy board
www.astronomy.ru...

Star for you....I think that Pauligirl needs more props for finding the photos. It is clearly the same thing. So for the people still saying that you do not know what it is, look at the photos.

reply to post by Human_Alien


We're f**ked. Looks like the electro magnetic field being bashed by solar radiation. Hope this doesn't mess with our ability to think, seeing as humans are very dependent on this field.

If it fails chaos everywhere.

Question :Can it be that solar winds due to magnetic shield failure enter our atmosphere vortex shaped or more like galactic hurricane? That would maybe declare the spiral effect in our skies?

Missiles do not produce an aurora which is clearly visible at the bottom. This would be a tear in the magnetosphere. The solar wind excites nitrogen and oxygen atoms and causes the atoms to ionize and then regain that electron. This losing/regaining of this electron produces energy in the form of a photon, thus the lights. Whether it's the nitrogen or oxygen losing/regaining determines the color of the photon. Usually it's deflected to only two points on the earth (northern and southern magnetic poles) so this is clearly a tear in it. Also, the missile would not be in one place long enough to take so many pictures of it lol

Guys, it's a missle. And not the first one of this kind.

www.youtube.com...

Reading through this threads makes my head hurt.