Huge flash shown on msnbc

I saw it on BBC world news. The Flash was HUGE i think it was an explosion!

OMG head for the Hills.

THIS IS IT
pay attention to the skyline at 13 seconds for the blue explosion of light

Yeah I saw it on CNN and MSNBC. To me it just looked like a transformer going out or something.

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Thanks for the link! i thought i was the only one but apparently there are 500+ pages lol at least im not crazy

for Christ's sake it IS a blown transformer!

I have seen that many times during EQ's myself

EQ's are VERY violent

Originally posted by CastleMadeOfSand

Originally posted by Jepic
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What the hell are you doing... You seem to be stuck in time... We are talking about what they are showing in the news right now about some footage with flashes in the night sky because of the new earthquake.

Oh, my fault. I searched you tube for MSNBC+Japan+Explosion, this is what I got. Sorry for ruining your day. I'll leave this thread and not ever contribute again.

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no way. that big? it lights up the sky for miles. you say it like you have proof. look at the video. transformer? yea ok

On the NHK, in sendai (which is where the "explosion" happend) there is reports of a blackout in part of the city. so no nuclear explosion , no natural event. Just a transformer(s) eploded

NHK World news

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Ha Ha,and so you should,
mistakes can not be tollerated,
Never,i repeat never darken our doorways again,hee hee

reply to post by nrd101


And it seems as if its lighting up the sky, too
Im not really thinking a transformers exploding.... maybe something bigger?

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look at the video. MSM tells you its a transformer? how stupid can we be. the sky lights up from different directions then there is a ball that stays there. a huge ball of light. in the sky. not at the top of a pole. that is the horizon you see. im irritated already and this thread just started. look im not saying i know what it is, but that is a pretty big transformer then ehh? and not just one transformer but it looks like several from different directions. ok yea just a transformer. what is with people that are like "oh its nothing" or how about looking at the video and drawing your own conclusions, and not listening to some pundit on the tele. some people just are born and bred to dis-inform, distract, and argue - with or without proof.

so I say again what proof do you have that it was a transformer? oh none.

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Did i say MSM? No, the NHK, a Japanese broadcaster!! The prof is in their live feed, not what some crap american news corp says.

Oh and btw, it could of been more then one transformer, who ever said it was just one?!

NASA Says Spring Is Fireball Season. The rate of bright meteors climbs during the weeks around the vernal equinox. Could have been a bright meteor.

Check out this short video: NASA FIreball Season Video

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I like this theory of a meteor, because it really does look like that, like the one in Utah that was seen for miles in other states. But at the same time as an eq? I think this is the closest thing you'll find to evidence of a weapon. and that weapon is HAARP. Im not saying its proven, but my best guess would be that. Its not normal to have this happen when an earthquake hits? we would have heard about it before. they are exciting the ionosphere with sustained radio-frequency transmissions. this is what it would look like at night, similar to the northern lights aurora but in one spot, and a lot stronger. i don't think it was a product of an earthquake. I think the earthquake was the product of it.

It doesn't move at all it just flashes, i agree with the transformer. It fits with the blackouts that happen after you see it. i saw it on repeat on msnbc many times, the flash was quite huge but the lack of mention on msm as they show it would also compliment the transformer theory. if it was anything worse they would be screaming throwing papers around lighting the crew on fire crying the country is going to fall into the ocean or just continue wondering what milligrams are...

Originally posted by nrd101
reply to post by Janky Red

 

no way. that big? it lights up the sky for miles. you say it like you have proof. look at the video. transformer? yea ok

Yes that big, I am telling you the truth

Originally posted by dethduck
Here it is

That video does show several white light flashes

Three of them in still shots here

3 seconds in - bright light flash off to the left partially behind the tall buildings -

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8-9 seconds in - what appears to be another flash with a billowing something behind the tall buildings...
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11 seconds in with the largest flash of light -
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Originally posted by nrd101
reply to post by webworker

 

I like this theory of a meteor, because it really does look like that, like the one in Utah that was seen for miles in other states. But at the same time as an eq? I think this is the closest thing you'll find to evidence of a weapon. and that weapon is HAARP. Im not saying its proven, but my best guess would be that. Its not normal to have this happen when an earthquake hits? we would have heard about it before. they are exciting the ionosphere with sustained radio-frequency transmissions. this is what it would look like at night, similar to the northern lights aurora but in one spot, and a lot stronger. i don't think it was a product of an earthquake. I think the earthquake was the product of it.

So you don't think it could be a transformer (even though that's EXACTLY what one blowing would look like) but you're willing to entertain the idea of it being caused my a meteor or "HAARP" - way to deny ignorance, dude

That was a substation going pop, almost certainly. Why is it so hard to accept? Think about how much lightning can light up the place even when it's many, many miles away. A substation letting go would basically look like that - a ball of lightning.

Those look very close to transformer explosions. I've seen them up close and from afar. You wouldn't believe how bright those things are when they go. A transformer blew outside of my house a few years ago during a storm with high winds. It made this odd buzzing noise for a few short seconds then it made this loud "POP" or "CRACK" sound. The popping sound was so loud I could feel the percussion in my chest. Everything lit up so brightly it was if someone turned a "negative" filter on. Scared the jeebus out of me. Saw distant images of it on the news that night. Also saw a transformer go from a few miles away while in The Outer Banks. It looked almost identical to those, especially the one that looks like a ball of blue light that slowly expands.

Originally posted by Drew99GT
That flash looked like an electrical transformer or power substation going boom.

actually there would be a explosion and a huge fireball when it explodes and the oil mixes with the air. There is no explosion.