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Originally posted by coolottie
reply to post by topherman420
Yes, I posted it and here it is again. And my question was Russian time.
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It was recorded at 11.45, Thanks.
Originally posted by coolottie
reply to post by Pauligirl
I sent them another message about the Time Zone to make sure. But if they were in another time zone the Soyuz would have already been out of earth atomosphere anyway. It would have not stayed that close for that long. I am one hour behind Cape time, and I have never looked into the sky on a launch day and seen anything.
Originally posted by Soylent Green Is People
Originally posted by coolottie
reply to post by topherman420
Yes, I posted it and here it is again. And my question was Russian time.
AlienDisclosureGroup has posted a comment on your profile:
It was recorded at 11.45, Thanks.
Timezones in Russia are a bit odd now that they consolidated them (they recently went from 11 timezones to 9). Because of this, the NEXT timezone east of Moscow time is actually two hours ahead of Moscow time, rather than just one hour.
Originally posted by JimOberg
That's what it looked like to me, too, but if you look a little south, there's a pocket of 'Moscow + 1' time before you get to the bigger M+2 zone. And you're right, in the northern areas, M and M+2 abut directly, no intermediate zone.
Originally posted by vjr1113
it's a comet
im like 80% sure it's a comet
Originally posted by toreishi
it's called stage separation.edit on 5.5.11 by toreishi because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by paradiselost333
Originally posted by vjr1113
it's a comet
im like 80% sure it's a comet
come on man lmao
a comet huh....
im sorry thats is just funny to me this morning not trying to be mean..lol
Originally posted by Solsthime331
Originally posted by toreishi
it's called stage separation.edit on 5.5.11 by toreishi because: (no reason given)
Sed rocket was too low in the atmosphere to alow the drop of those and by the time it droped them they wouldnt still be glowing to us and they wouldnt be visable even with the blue light around it the little line you see in the video you posted for me a while back thats the rocket meaning you cant tell when something falls off it unless you have a damn News cammera you carry on your shoulder...
Originally posted by Soylent Green Is People
But, no -- these pieces falling back to the ground would not necessarily be glowing, and probably would not be visible at night.
Originally posted by Soylent Green Is People
reply to post by JimOberg
Thanks for those specifics, Jim. I can only speak in generalities, but considering that you write about this stuff, you probably have more specific insights and information.
So, is it safe to say that by the time the second stage booster fired (which may be the plume we are seeing in this video), that the first stage had already dropped away? That is to say, the first stage may have expelled its fuel, then dropped away, and then the second stage ignited, and we are seeing this second stage in the video -- correct?