Very Strange Incoming Radar/Earth's Atmosphere

originally posted by: snowspirit
a reply to: dashen

Loooong Meteor?
Rocket?
Alium Invasion?

We had the loooong meteor go by already, I'm going with allium invasion. Invasion by a race of onion like creatures .......😋

Although the thought of something big out there, that we don't see, or even know about..

Oooh. Onion like creatures. You are a real fear mongerer. All kids will now be worried about onions taking over the world. Onion creatures would be making people cry.

originally posted by: snowspirit
Invasion by a race of onion like creatures .......😋

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I for one welcome our new Allium Overlords

Were there any failed rocket launches?

a reply to: stormcell

havent heard anything, but theres always secret launches going on so who knows?

originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: dashen

Maybe a jumbo jet flew thru the beam at closer range? That would look really big, too.

If you'd listened, it tells you that they measure by default anything on the most outer atmosphere, where no planes can ever get to. The reason for that is, if they measured any lower they would constantly have to listen to thousands of planes a day making artefact noises.
They did think this through you know.

Been doing this since 2013
not more of them
just more bigger one

originally posted by: Hecate666

originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: dashen

Maybe a jumbo jet flew thru the beam at closer range? That would look really big, too.

If you'd listened, it tells you that they measure by default anything on the most outer atmosphere, where no planes can ever get to. The reason for that is, if they measured any lower they would constantly have to listen to thousands of planes a day making artefact noises.
They did think this through you know.

Okay then, just one of those tracks that they disregard but some Dupetuber is hoaxing everyone with.

a reply to: Trillium

bigger one what?

a reply to: Trillium

Thanks trillium, pictures are worth a thousand words. Do they have an image of the 'spike' in the OP chart?

That would give it away though.

Probably a bird landing on the antenna.

a reply to: Trillium

would a meteor explain a 4-6 minute radar return?

a reply to: intrptr

LOL.

so far you have posited
"its a bird"
"its a plane"

GUESS whats next???

originally posted by: dashen
a reply to: intrptr

LOL.

so far you have posited
"its a bird"
"its a plane"

GUESS whats next???

After Blurds and Blets comes Blugs.

Do we have an image associated with the 'spike' on that chart in the OP?

originally posted by: intrptr

originally posted by: dashen
a reply to: intrptr

LOL.

so far you have posited
"its a bird"
"its a plane"

GUESS whats next???

Do we have an image associated with the 'spike' on that chart in the OP?

originally posted by: dashen
a reply to: Trillium

would a meteor explain a 4-6 minute radar return?

Typical meteor are more like 1 to 6 Sec in the atmosphere
Now in space hold new ball game on

a reply to: dashen

The man of steel doesn't exist either. Unions are busted.

a reply to: Trillium

this site only tracks meteor trails entering the ionosphere at a specific altitude as far as i can tell.

originally posted by: dashen
a reply to: intrptr

LOL.

so far you have posited
"its a bird"
"its a plane"

GUESS whats next???

Actually its very common to get returns from birds and planes and also clouds which have longer reflections.

There is nothing strange here, unless you have Billy Bob with a ufo video to collaborate the time etc lol..

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originally posted by: CraftyArrow

originally posted by: dashen
a reply to: intrptr

LOL.

so far you have posited
"its a bird"
"its a plane"

GUESS whats next???

Actually its very common to get returns from birds and planes and also clouds which have longer reflections.

There is nothing strange here, unless you have Billy Bob with a ufo video to collaborate the time etc lol..

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Then show us some of these birds and planes returns so we compare them.

a reply to: Trueman

Just read up on the basics of radar, birds and planes can ping radio waves to the reciever. Nothing unusual about it.

Its also that time of year for bird migration.

Dang I went to bed last night after reading this thread hopeing to see my colleague Phage at least have a solid explanation for this phenomenon.. but unfortunately it seems he's been swallowed up the political black hole in ATS. Sheesh .