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Update: The Russian Defense Ministry confirmed on Thursday that it launched a Bulava missile on Wednesday and that the missile's third stage failed
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by Blender
It is not rotating. It is moving directly away from the rocket. The outer edge disapates because the effluent is spreading. The inner edge is not disappating, it is moving toward the outside of the spiral, leaving nothing more to move outward.
Originally posted by the_denv
Thanks '___'omino, hey compare the recent videos with this "rocket contrail" (If it is) with this one right here:
A lot of randomness in the movement patterns and breakages in the thrusters, or can it not be identified (UFO)?
There are a lot of strange rocket failures, but some look so damn odd it could be bloody anything mate. This new technology they have, I wonder what it is?
Anyone?
Originally posted by genius/idoit
Well I will never believe what any one in the media is telling me,just the opposite in fact.
I think that the spiral is the most common pictograph in history,why?
I think the ancients were trying to tell us something.
I think this is entirely possible.
I remember coming across something about British brass plates with spirals I'm going to look I'll be back.
S&F
Edit; haven't rockets/missiles failed before?Any evidence they produced this effect?
[edit on 11-12-2009 by genius/idoit]
"On December 9, the Dmitry Donskoi nuclear-powered submarine performed an underwater launch of a Bulava intercontinental ballistic missile from the White Sea, within the framework of design and flight tests," the press service of the Defense Ministry told Itar-Tass on Thursday.
www.itar-tass.com...
Originally posted by Exuberant1
reply to post by Phage
"On December 9, the Dmitry Donskoi nuclear-powered submarine performed an underwater launch of a Bulava intercontinental ballistic missile from the White Sea, within the framework of design and flight tests," the press service of the Defense Ministry told Itar-Tass on Thursday.
www.itar-tass.com...
Nice Try phage.
Tromso is over 1000 km away from the place the Russian's launched from - which was the White Sea.
Did you even read the articles?
Since you didn't bother to look at a map either - I'll repost this one for you.
[edit on 11-12-2009 by Exuberant1]