Russian Meteor shot down by UFO's?

Video is surfacing that to be the Russian Meteor being shot down by what appears to be orbs of some kind.

Either really well done CGI with attention paid to kinetic inertia.

-or-

Could be data proving the Russian Cosmosphere theories.

Looks like pieces of the meteor to me. You know, since it broke up in the atmosphere and all.

Maybe the ufo's are our guardian angels looking out for us.

That is a good way to think about it.

What i notice is at least two orbs one above and one to the rear of the Meteor.
Definately odd.

Even if the video is fake....
We can shoot missiles out of the sky, no doubt we have efficient protection against asteroids. Dont fear the up and coming news STORY'S.

A rock is not going to take us out.

reply to post by proob4


That is way cool. S+F for you!

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Thats what it appears to be. That's not what it is. Also, aren't orbs spherical?

The meteor broke up into three seperate pieces from explosions caused by friction/air pressure that turned into heat and combusted.

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If it was somehow shot down, I'd say it was intercepted, but I really doubt it.

There are also rumors that the meteor was intercepted by rockets, but that is unconfirmed.

This meteor was too small for even the best of the best technology to see it.........
Take a look at the sky at night pick any star and then imagine a nano particle ......
This thing was so small and fast nothing could spot it.

I have no idea what prompted me to even post but my gut tells me it was because this is a very borderline topic.
Regards, Iwinder

Originally posted by Infi8nity
Even if the video is fake....
We can shoot missiles out of the sky, no doubt we have efficient protection against asteroids. Dont fear the up and coming news STORY'S.

A rock is not going to take us out.

Depends on the rock.

Look at the original video. It's lens flare.

Originally posted by Infi8nity
Even if the video is fake....
We can shoot missiles out of the sky, no doubt we have efficient protection against asteroids. Dont fear the up and coming news STORY'S.

A rock is not going to take us out.

That's probably what the dinosaurs thought. BAM, they got jinxed.

reply to post by Phage


Did you watch the video? The orb or as you call it (lense Flare) comes up on the meteor from behind and intercepts the meteor at the exact same instant it breaks up? Phage you and your coincidences( royal flush's) LOL.

Originally posted by Infi8nity
Even if the video is fake....
We can shoot missiles out of the sky, no doubt we have efficient protection against asteroids. Dont fear the up and coming news STORY'S.

A rock is not going to take us out.

Shoemaker-Levy would have had a damn good try if it had hit here...

reply to post by proob4

Did you watch the video?

No. I just posted for the hell of it.
Yes I watched it. Do you know how lens flare works? Do you know what causes it?

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Just looks like pieces of meteor to me. There's also the rumor that the meteor was actually a secret U.S. weapons test. I think it just broke up in the atmosphere and exploded. This goes to show that we should take the asteroid/meteor threat very seriously. Now that we can track and possibly deflect them, it would be inexcusable to allow a major impact because we did nothing. Of course, the USA does the work for the whole world.

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Yes I know what causes lense flare, light infracted on camera lense and or iris. My point is here we go with coincidences again.

Oh God, I have read at least 500 thread's with over7000 replies over the lens flare debate here it goes again thanks P.

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How is it a coincidence if it's the most likely answer?

I mean ,if 99% of all the anomalies we see are proven artifacts and lens flare, than it stands to reason that this is probably just like all the others.

Also considering that people who work in the field or have extensive knowledge of these things are supporting that idea, I would certainly put my faith in them, based on experience, than just a youtube video..

~Tenth

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light infracted on camera lense and or iris

I'm not familiar with the term infracted as it applies to optics so I can't really figure out what you're getting at or how this is not lens flare.