That was no METEOR southwest! SATELLITE shot down by MISSILE? By who though?

satelite's don't fly, you can't shoot one down?

There in a certain area of earths atmosphere using earths gravity, there just orbiting our earth. Thats what i understand?

So to shoot one, it Wouldnt crash and burn, but just float about in tiny pieces?

Originally posted by Wolvo
satelite's don't fly, you can't shoot one down?

There in a certain area of earths atmosphere using earths gravity, there just orbiting our earth. Thats what i understand?

So to shoot one, it Wouldnt crash and burn, but just float about in tiny pieces?

It does make a lot of sense!
So are you saying they are not shooting satellites?

Oh no, they are shooting friendly aliens! ^^

Originally posted by popsmayhem
Japan just had this experience, It is doing the exact same thing in april.

I'M telling you folks this was someone (hopefully the us) shooting a satellite out of space
and that satellite coming down like a bus!! I sure hope china had nothing to do with this.

A missile goes on a trajectory track. As seen when this all first started.



No not ball lightning

that is ball lightning.

What you are seeing is a satellite being shot out of space, maybe launched by submarine
and that satellite falling to earth.

First event as seen in this video at 55 seconds, the missile going up www.abc15.com...

This was taken 40 min. BEFORE anyone saw this bright ball of fire fall,
this my friends is the missile going up. (cannot embed right now)

media2.abc15.com...

THIS is what fell from the sky 40 min. AFTER the first image.

Something seems very similar

Anyone remember China shooting down a satellite or capable of?

Article:
Dead Satellite Will Fall to Earth By September's End, NASA Says
www.space.com...

This dead satellite getting shot down a little early? Maybe America is
testing some new toys. Like they have never covered up anything before.

China flexing its muscles again and shot another satellite out of space in front
of US TO see?

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umm, the streak you say is evidence of a missle launch was clearly explained in the video you linked from the OP...

The other image was taken as McElhatten kept the shutter open to show the object streaking across the sky.

It was a long exposure picture to show the path of the meteorite.... thats all

the different colors that people were seeing is a result of the chemical make-up of the meteorite... certain things glow different colors when burning up.

Does anyone think this might be related to the "lost" X-37B? That they might have "found" it and shot it down for some reason?

I'm just musing...don't mind me


*goes back to his corner*

reply to post by shaolin_dragon

The X-37B is not, nor was it, lost.
It landed in December 2010 and has not been relaunched.
www.af.mil...

I think maybe it really was a meteor BUT there could be biological warfare going on using meteors as a means to send the bio weapon over undetected!

Edit: I hope TPTB don't read this and get any ideas

Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by shaolin_dragon

 

The X-37B is not, nor was it, lost.
It landed in December 2010 and has not been relaunched.
www.af.mil...

Well flip...that killed that line of thinking. I could have sworn I read that it had got lost somewhere... Oh well.

Thanks for clearing that line of thought up though.

reply to post by Kevinquisitor


How long would it take for a missle to hit a satellite and have it fall to earth if it were 537 miles above it?

I just did a quick calculation and the missle would have had to have been going 764 mph at the least. Probably 800 mph is closer to get there with in 40 min. FYI

Originally posted by nyancat
I think maybe it really was a meteor BUT there could be biological warfare going on using meteors as a means to send the bio weapon over undetected!

Edit: I hope TPTB don't read this and get any ideas

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Originally posted by Wolvo
satelite's don't fly, you can't shoot one down?

There in a certain area of earths atmosphere using earths gravity, there just orbiting our earth. Thats what i understand?

So to shoot one, it Wouldnt crash and burn, but just float about in tiny pieces?

I am starting to lean toward it being a meteor.

Trying to see if I could find extraterrestial origins from it, still
nothing practical comes to my mind from the evidence.

Also it is not true that satellite don't fall out of the sky just because it is in orbit..

NASA has warned there will be the UARS satellite falling down to earth.. So that is simply
not true..

to respond to the comment to the california contrail comment.exactly fifteen years to that day bill clinton said that nk would have nuclear sub within 15 Years.

Would any military admit to testing missles by taking out old satelites?

Who cares who did it, if in fact it was done.

It dosn't change my day or my life.

It changes yours though because your worrying yourself sick over something you can't control. Relax and blame it on alienslike the other half of ATS members probably believe

That third youtube vid in the OP was shown by gift0fpr0phecy in another thread, that it is in fact the same video that was uploaded in 2006 of another event, only flipped horizontally.

Originally posted by gift0fpr0phecy
Found this..

Meteorite in SW United States Wednesday 14 September 2011

www.youtube.com...


That video is not from 2011... Here is that video uploaded since 2006!

Seems like someone flipped the video horizontally, and then flipped it vertically, to make it appear like a different video. However, they didn't cut out the lens flare that appears later...

If you want an actual credible piece of footage of the September 14, 2011 meteor here is one. I can't embed because it is not a youtube video, but from abcnews15

www.abc15.com...

Originally posted by Phage
What makes you think it was not a meteor?
It seems that it behaved exactly like a meteor.

It doesn't behave like a meteor at all. Do some research!

I wonder why theyre shooting satellites down? Gearing up for a war somewhere?

reply to post by seeker11


The ABC News video is a good one and one I havent seen before,thank you for sharing.

Its funny how in one video i hear an expert say the meteor was the size of a grain of sand and in the ABC video you posted the so called expert claims its the size of a baseball! Thats a big difference! Even the experts cant agree on this one.

Looks and behaves like every meteor I have seen

I see no connection in any of the videos, of which are a mixed bag, including a rocket launch. However, what Brian McElhatten photographed was not a meteor, in either shot. Since the best we have from NASA, I think it was, is that it is a part of an asteroid, well what Brian McElhatten saw was also not that.

Just to add, why would 'they' shoot down satellites? the Chinese already did that for no good reason, and made a real mess of local space plus, the the junk already out there plus, colliding satellites. However if you want to be really conspiratorial, think of a reason for why, in affect, our space front door would be deliberately closed in this way, I don't know..

reply to post by popsmayhem


not gonna lie... before i put my headset on i thought this was a scene from halo where master chief comes down from space

Originally posted by smurfy
Since the best we have from NASA, I think it was, is that it is a part of an asteroid, well what Brian McElhatten saw was also not that.

My thoughts are close to that.

I think the first event, 30-40 min. before the asteroid
was seen is unrelated and still a UFO.

reply to post by Phage


geezz he laid out exactly why he thinks it's NOT a meteor....video and all...

Here's your sign!