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Originally posted by JrDavis
Originally posted by ArchaicDesigns
reply to post by JrDavis
Nice find! I'm baffled after watching that video. You don't even need the numbers to realize the explosion came way too late after he began filming the contrails to be related. The meteor would have surely already impacted by then. Not to mention it sounds like a flat out war going on for a few seconds after the explosion.
I don't think the video/audio has been tampered with either because the guy recording the contrail flinches violently when the explosion happens which gives it some merit.
Something just doesn't add up about this whole "meteor" situation. .
edit on 17-2-2013 by ArchaicDesigns because: (no reason given)
This.
Basically is what I'm saying. And I threw the numbers so that people could understand a little more. I myself thought the same thing I didn't need numbers to realize something was off. Same thing with my girlfriend.
However the numbers should be spot on.
I do not know exactly what is going on but it does sound like a war in the distance. And it would be pretty close.
How long do you think it took for these people to get a camera onto the sky to record the streak?
At least a few minutes.
Then we hear the explosions?
Hrm...
And I am not saying this is fake lol.edit on 17-2-2013 by JrDavis because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by PsykoOps
Well consider that most mobiles have cameras now it is not odd that people were there to film this right after the event. Try it yourself, crap your phone and see how long it takes you start taking video.
If it were to happen here it would take me like 5 seconds to get my dslr and start videoing. I know this for a fact cause a situation happened here on 21st december that got my running for my cam.
Originally posted by alfa1
Originally posted by JrDavis
So a "Sonic Boom" should not take 30 seconds to pass by.. I would say 4-5 seconds after the Meteor passes you should of heard a "Sonic Boom"
Not at all.
I went through the numbers in another thread, and in that video 144 seconds for the shock wave to travel 27 miles is perfectly in line with expectations.
Originally posted by jcrash
Why are all these people around to capture things like this? Just like the lightning on top of St. Peter's the same day as the Pope's resignation. There's really camera's going off at the right spot just "accidentally"?
well that is the part that most people can't or won't accept.