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reply posted on 11-12-2009 @ 11:15 PM by downisreallyup
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Alright Phage, I have looked a little more in depth and found more evidence which supports your research into the matter. I owe you an apology. Unlike what '___'omino thought, I had read the thread in its entirety, but could not see how a missile could make that particular pattern... that is, until I saw Mr. Ellison's excellent simulation of what likely happened:



Well, anyhow, I appreciate your research into this, and in the future I will be careful to research a matter more thoroughly... normally in the past I have done this, but this time it just seemed way too weird and I couldn't visualize how a failed missile could make that pattern.

Peace!


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reply posted on 11-12-2009 @ 11:29 PM by downisreallyup
reply to post by constantwonder



Well, I also do a great deal of research into things, but in this particular case my mind convinced me of a conclusion too quickly, and I am particularly distrusting and skeptical of TPTB, so if somebody cites the mainstream media or a government as proof of something, I will tend to not believe it. Also, I will continue to challenge anything written on here if I think it is wrong, by Phage or whoever. There was another thread a while back where I maintained my position, and Phage came back and admitted he had been wrong. That is why I gave him the same respect, because when I am dealing with someone who can admit they are wrong, it is quite easy to return the favor.

Everyone makes mistakes, but only wise people can admit it when it happens...


reply posted on 11-12-2009 @ 11:36 PM by downisreallyup
reply to post by Jordan River



Just because you are Christian, that doesn't mean you have to turn your brain off. If you look at the videos carefully, and also at the simulation video I posted, it becomes quite clear that there is a "normal" explanation for this event, and if there is a normal explanation, wisdom would dictate that the normal explanation should be accepted, unless some other new EVIDENCE is presented. And NO, you hearing contrary information in your mind/spirit does not constitute evidence, unless you have a flawless and provable track-record in hearing from your "source", and that would have to be well documented by some kind of unbiased scientific process. In lieu of that, you can't expect anyone else to believe what you hear, unless of course they happen to like you and they WANT to believe you.

"People prefer to believe what they prefer to be true."


reply posted on 12-12-2009 @ 01:09 AM by RjKon
I've read a good majority of this thread and through about 70 pages of the Original Norway one,

I won't quite state my opinion because quite frankly I haven't a fully developed one. A missile test may very well be the cause to the effect but there are factors involved which don't solidify an absolute..

But I do bring questions to the table rather than belittling or disagreement,

1. The Russians beat us into space, have successfully launched a multitude of missiles with a large scope of payloads, including-

The large Russian SS-18 ICBM has a payload capacity of 7200 kg

(Which is about 15,873.28 lbs.)
(
en.wikipedia.org...)

((As a side note I noticed I should put in as well, this is just the capacity not the usual payload, I believe. I may be wrong and If I am please point out so and I apologize.))

And according to www.armscontrol.org...


The SS-N-18 (SLBM) Has a payload of 1,650 kg And is capable reaching a 6,500-8,000 km range.

Now.. the very edge of our atmosphere is about 690km up,

The International Space Station orbits between 320 and 380 km (200 and 240 mi)


en.wikipedia.org...

What are they launching that fails at a range visible to the naked eye for hundreds of miles, when they have missiles capable of carrying payloads well beyond that?

And #2. The Russians are well-known for there secrecy and their hush-hush nature of alot of things, especially military on-goings, and during a crucial time of political power struggle between and surrounding world power/leadership positions and roles. Why would they publicly launch not one but TWO missiles, so close to international borders and so close to public scrutiny? Doesn't that sort of damage their footing in the 'We are yet again an upcoming world power and key player" When they look like north Korea failing to test standard missiles?

Any and all feedback is appreciated




reply posted on 12-12-2009 @ 01:39 AM by Phage
reply to post by RjKon


This is what they were testing in the White Sea.


It's a highly advanced missile and its development has been very difficult, not to mention the politics involved. Both internal and external.
"It shows that the Russian military industries has reached the final stage of degradation," he said. "It just can't build a new missile. And it will only grow worse as the military industries are continuing to lose key technologies and materials."

He said that part of the Russian military industrial complex and the top brass are strongly critical of the program and they make it impossible to conceal the failures.

"There is a very serious opposition," he said. "There have been numerous leaks because of that."

www.ksl.com...

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reply posted on 12-12-2009 @ 01:48 AM by RjKon
reply to post by Phage



Ah thank you kindly.

Star for you.

I'll read up more on this now, but again what about the regards to secrecy? It's not like they are running low on land to test on.


reply posted on 12-12-2009 @ 01:51 AM by Phage
reply to post by RjKon


Land no. Rubles and expertise may be another matter.


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reply posted on 12-12-2009 @ 01:57 AM by RjKon
Originally posted by Phage
reply to
post by RjKon


Land no. Rubles and expertise may be another matter.


[edit on 12/12/2009 by Phage]


But they have the north arctic sea area do they not? I'd see them testing up there before a light show over Norway, understandably you believe the spectacle to be a result of the missile test and subsequent failure, which personally I have no qualms with, like I said. I'll agree to a missile but there is that small margin of 'we don't really know for sure.'

Will you admit that it is even still speculation (from what I can tell),



New Russian missile may be behind Norwegian lights


Is there any absolute confirmation that this missile is indeed the light show, without any doubt whatsoever?
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