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Originally posted by FOXMULDER147
Originally posted by benoni
Also, do you really believe they would test rockets over populated areas??
Just what is the "population" of the South Pacific Ocean?
[edit on 5-6-2010 by FOXMULDER147]
Originally posted by benoni
If I am to understand all this correctly, it couldnt have been the rocket because it wasnt in flight long enough to come anywhere near Oz...in the air less than 10 minutes yet 45 minutes needed to reach Australia...
If this is the case, it really P's me off when ATS pseudo scientists comes along, overbrimming with expertise, with all the answers, put forward with such authority that it just has to be true........................even though its not!!
Anyone can have a guess ....but instead of the "sage-like tone" why not just say you are as clueless as the rest of us....24 hours later and the water a lot murkier than ever sure isnt going to add value, only hinder...I'm all for speculation, but dont sell it to me as 99% positive...when you havent a clue either!!
And if my first paragraph is true....then why are we still discussing the Falcon ??
Shouldnt we be crossing it off the list??
Also, do you really believe they would test rockets over populated areas??
Originally posted by IAttackPeople
Originally posted by darkraver
so it went east over Atlantic right?
and the Spiral was seen on the east coast of Australia right?
Right!
therefore the Spiral obviously wasn't Falcon rocket related in any way...
Wrong.
Imagine, if you will, the Falcon 9 staying on its easterly course to cross Africa, the Indian Ocean, and Australia. After all, we're talking about putting a payload in orbit, right? Right.
OK. Now imagine that the Falcon 9 is rolling (this has been confirmed) as it is traveling along its course. Now, by the time the rocket reached pre-dawn Australia it had already reached orbit and its engine had been shut down. At this point the craft started to vent its leftover fuel out the side of the vehicle.
Due to the rolling of the vehicle the vented fuel plume takes on a spiral appearance. Since the plume was in orbit it was illuminated by the Sun while the observers on Earth were still in the dark, making for a spooky apparition.
That simple.
Originally posted by benoni
I'm sorry...either you are confused or playing games....
The spiral was sighted in Oz...wtf has the South Pacific got to do with anything???
Another example of helping out here??
Jeez....
Originally posted by FOXMULDER147
Originally posted by benoni
Also, do you really believe they would test rockets over populated areas??
Just what is the "population" of the South Pacific Ocean?
[edit on 5-6-2010 by FOXMULDER147]
80% of the population is on the east coast of Aus well over 50 million
Originally posted by benoni
Jeez...its not my day....
even Kermit's having a go at putting the boot in...
Anybody got a blender???
Great post...adds value....thanks..now move on .
Originally posted by Dock9
Interesting, isn't it, watching the Paid-to-Posts at work ?
Obfuscation. Disinformation. Assertion. Misrepresentation. Misinterpretation. Collaboration. Invention. etc
And then the OLD 'derail-ment tactic' of injecting nonsense and then pretending to respond to it