Very Strange Incoming Radar/Earth's Atmosphere

a reply to: dashen

I clicked on your live stream for comparison video and seen the Dec.2.2017 version, then a a couple of minutes later I clicked on it again and it changed to Dec.3.2017 and the Dec.2nd video is no where to be found except for those of us who downloaded it. I get that it's live but...I would think they would want to keep this one up on their website and Youtube? Maybe later on they will post it?

a reply to: stormcell

Were there any failed rocket launches?

This was an inbound object.

originally posted by: CraftyArrow

originally posted by: dashen
a reply to: intrptr

LOL.

so far you have posited
"its a bird"
"its a plane"

GUESS whats next???

Actually its very common to get returns from birds and planes and also clouds which have longer reflections.

There is nothing strange here, unless you have Billy Bob with a ufo video to collaborate the time etc lol..

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Thanks for that, my sensors were getting clouded up.

a reply to: CraftyArrow

How many birds and clouds do you suppose Cruise in the ionosphere?

a reply to: dashen

Its very basic and crude, just a simple radar at 56Mhz which also picks up tropopheric scatter.

It can be anything because its so basic, I can pretend like its a UFO or a doomsday asteroid.

a reply to: CraftyArrow

But if it were a cloud or bird wouldn't these radar returns be far more common?

a reply to: dashen

They are common

a reply to: CraftyArrow

But I was really hoping for the mother ship

a reply to: dashen

It could be the mothership, but it also could be a dozen other things.

a reply to: CraftyArrow

Extraterrestrial alliums!

originally posted by: dashen
a reply to: CraftyArrow

But if it were a cloud or bird wouldn't these radar returns be far more common?

Excellent point. Perhaps this object was cloaked, but not cloaked enough?

a reply to: carewemust

The best place to store a super top secret weapon would be in outer space, and maneuver it into position before zapping the bad guy running North Korea.

originally posted by: dashen
a reply to: CraftyArrow

How many birds and clouds do you suppose Cruise in the ionosphere?

Maybe a new super secrete Aurora type not really a plane
But not really a space craft remember all those BOOM lately

originally posted by: Trillium

originally posted by: dashen
a reply to: CraftyArrow

How many birds and clouds do you suppose Cruise in the ionosphere?

Maybe a new super secrete Aurora type not really a plane
But not really a space craft remember all those BOOM lately

As I suggested about the mysterious booms heard at various places around the world last week. I blame that needle-shaped asteroid for sending scout ships. Now, it looks like they've sent a Big Bertha to finish the job. Quick go by Christmas everythings on your credit cards 'cause the end is near! (Actually, I'm only half joking, guess which half.)

a reply to: dashen

MICHELLE STARR 17 OCT 2017 The 8.5-tonne (9.4-ton) Chinese space station Tiangong-1 has accelerated its descent towards Earth, and is expected to come crashing down to the surface within the next few months.

www.sciencealert.com...

a reply to: SeaWorthy

Is "in the next few months " the same as last night?

originally posted by: dashen
a reply to: SeaWorthy

Is "in the next few months " the same as last night?

within the

That would mean anytime (within) from now to 3 months.

a reply to: SeaWorthy

any confirmation that was it?

originally posted by: dashen
a reply to: SeaWorthy

any confirmation that was it?

No not at all. Guess we will eventually know.
I think huge ship since we have been hearing the old weird noise like an airplane that never passes.

The home page on livemeteors.com even tells you that long, continuous anomalies lasting a minute or more, should not be construed as meteor echos, but instead are a type of interference they can have due to ionospheric stability.