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The Pentagon Tuesday said it was trying to determine if a missile was launched Monday off the coast of Southern California and who might have launched it.
Spokesmen for the Navy, Air Force, Defense Department and North American Aerospace Defense Command said they were looking into a video posted on the CBS News website that appears to show a rocket or some other object shooting up into the sky and leaving a large contrail over the Pacific Ocean.
The video was shot by a CBS affiliate KCBS' helicopter, the station said Tuesday.
Originally posted by antar
reply to post by Portugoal
Why on earth did you make a new thread when there is a huge discussion going on about this same issue? new angle? Nope just wanting the spot light and to steer a discussion.
Originally posted by Submarines
These people go crazy making their own rocket fuel as well.
2ndedit on 11/9/2010 by Submarines because: completing a thought
Originally posted by Portugoal
Not even the Pentagon knows what's going on here? Or are they lying?
What this could be includes: U.S. missile, UFO submarine missile launch, North Korean/Iranian/Mexican missile test in U.S. waters, or terrorist attack which missed its target (badly).
If you're going to test something that big just off your most populated coast, why not own up to it? This is weird.
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