Possible video of URAS falling over Japan?

September 25 around 6pm.



Could this be URAS or is this just a meteor?

It is quite the video and appears to be an object other than a plane. I could be proven wrong though as some have posted videos of contrails, but I think this one looks different.

Any thoughts?

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i think that makes compelling evidence of *somthing* breaking up, for sure.

Weather its the satallite, or a meteor i couldnt say for sure. But that is somthing breaking up and very high speed, id think a meteor would have been 'faster' and smaller which is why as an ameture im leaning toward the or a satallite.

with the noise its sounds like an engine of some type and then when they zoom in it looks like their are 3 rocket exhausts...so im going to think maybe a missile launch? or rocket test?

Poor Japan seems to be getting the brunt of things.

Hope no one got hurt like in Argentina.

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That looks like a launch of some sort, to me. I live in Japan. I'll look over the local news channels and see if there's anything being mentioned about it.

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On what is assumed to be the final orbit, the UARS would not have been visible from Japan. Basically, drawing a line on a globe from between New Zealand and Australia up through the SE corner of Alaska was the final trans-Pacific crossing as memory serves. I am pretty sure it was even East of Hawaii.

I think it would have had to have made at least two more orbits to have passed in sight of Japan.

Far, far too slow for a re-entry and as pointed out, UARS got nowhere near Japan on its final orbit.
Yet another sunlit contrail being misidentified.
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Looked an awful lot like the rear view of the Space Shuttle.

Perhaps they copied them and this was a test?

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The contrails appear to combine into one and make one large cylinder shape, is that normal of contrails?

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