Strange Phenomenon in the Atmosphere over the Urals, Russia

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a strange phenomenon in the atmosphere Ekaterinburg district. Krasnolesye October 10.2013 19:46. It was very beautiful to watch this phenomenon, it was very large!

I get this when searching meteor update..its not a meteor..
what you say guys?

reply to post by cheesy


It's a missile test, they do it all the time in Russia and the U.S.

Edit - China does it too.
Here ya go......www.abovetopsecret.com...

justreleased
reply to post by cheesy

 

It's a missile test, they do it all the time in Russia and the U.S.

Edit - China does it too.
Here ya go......www.abovetopsecret.com...

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It was so big sir..and how a missile test go in a hi population area?

reply to post by cheesy


Not sure my friend but they were discussing it on the other thread. Some think it could be a meteor. I found it strange how it disappears toward the end of the video. I think it's a missile / rocket test and the thing blew up. Just my opinion.

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and how a missile test go in a hi population area

The missile/rocket is virtually in space, hundreds of kilometres above the earth's surface.

reply to post by cheesy


You can see the moon from the surface of the Earth, so it seems to me that it's not a stretch that someone could have recorded a launch into high atmosphere, by the military. This object, perhaps a missile, was probably not even close to causing trouble for people on the ground, at the locations from which citizens could have seen this incident.

As seen from the ISS.

theaviationist.com...

LOL it seems even though this ICBM test was predicted by a fellow ats member to be misinterpreted as a UFO days before the launch people are still dumbfounded by it....2+2=4 my friend btw satellites also float very high above us in populated areas, but you dont call them a threat right?

justreleased
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It's a missile test, they do it all the time in Russia and the U.S.

Edit - China does it too.
Here ya go......www.abovetopsecret.com...

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Slowest missile I've ever seen.

AlphaHawk
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and how a missile test go in a hi population area

The missile/rocket is virtually in space, hundreds of kilometres above the earth's surface.

Sure there are missiles hundreds of kilometers above the earth, but why would its exhaust be hundreds of kilometers wide?

reply to post by PlanetXisHERE


Could be a rocket instead of a missile.

Interesting find, S&F.

cheesy

justreleased
reply to post by cheesy

 

It's a missile test, they do it all the time in Russia and the U.S.

Edit - China does it too.
Here ya go......www.abovetopsecret.com...

edit on 12-10-2013 by justreleased because: (no reason given)

edit on 12-10-2013 by justreleased because: (no reason given)

It was so big sir..and how a missile test go in a hi population area?

Unless this poster was working on the missile test himself, remember that his is just a guess. Never take what anyone says on these boards as absolute, irrefutable fact. People make mistakes and even flat out lie all the time. In fact that is exactly what some debunkers are here for, to distract attention from the truth which is usually staring you straight in the face, and still, they will claim you do not see it. Take everything they say with a grain of salt. Use your instincts. They are the only thing you can count on.

reply to post by PlanetXisHERE


It's a rocket, and it's travelling away from the camera, so of course it's going to appear slow.

I had the pleasure of witnessing a not-perfect rocket launch failure back in 2005-ish...I could have sworn at the time that it was the most undeniable proof of something supernatural. For the first and only time since...I was genuinly awed and absolutley thought that I had witnessed something -AMAZING-I was afraid to tell anyone...but everyone else saw it too...
We hemmed..we hawed amongst ourselves...
we were, after all, upstanding citizens alike...we know that something intelligently designed what we saw. We hemmed...we hawed some more...and in the end, after much critical thinking, we deduced that>>>

it was a communications satellite being launched, and failing miserably...this would not exactly be public knowledge...trade secrets and all.

We: Humans...not unlike ourselves...are the things that Intelligently Designed what we saw. Of course, "they", and "they" being NOAA and NASA and the local meteorologists, wanted to call it an iceball...at first...
That just pissed us off...seriously???? So finally, the failed rocket launch was admitted to.

Not that we needed them to admit to it anyway.
However, that would have been "one magical iceball"...

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here u go

reply to post by cheesy


Missle, meteor, or maybe, an interdimensional craft that blew up?

could be a metero