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Vortex Forms in Norway

Andrew Walker

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Yeah, it was big here a couple of days ago, but scientists are "99.99%" sure it was indeed a Russian rocket. If you do a search on youTube, there is even a guy who made a graphic explaining how these shapes could have been made by a missile.

Two days ago the story made it onto the frontpage of wired.com.

Here in Norway, of course, Obama's visit overshadowed the whole story.
 
sakes. To be there with a 4k camera and a MONSTER telephoto lens...
 
Yeah, it was big here a couple of days ago, but scientists are "99.99%" sure it was indeed a Russian rocket. If you do a search on youTube, there is even a guy who made a graphic explaining how these shapes could have been made by a missile.

Two days ago the story made it onto the frontpage of wired.com.

Here in Norway, of course, Obama's visit overshadowed the whole story.

There is no way that was a missile of any kind that did that in the sky. Did you watch the video or see the pictures? A missile would never spin in place to produce something like this and then have what looks like a black hole open up in the middle of it.

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check out project blue beam... it may be the answer.. Def NOT a missle.

BUT also DEF not in deep space... we would have seen it from everywhere on earth in the northern hemisphere.. This has to have been semi localized..
 
WTF...?!??!?! haha

wild...

Andrew, I am 100% this thing could not be a missle, but how the heck do you know what a black hole looks like? Are you saying that would be ejected material coliding on the way into the black hole? Wouldn't that take a massive black hole, large enough to engulph many solar systems...? lol... I am not saying I know wtf this is, but that ain't no black hole... if you think it is please do explain!

WTF is that?!?!?! :eek6:

I want one! :D hehe...
 
This event is not unique. There are allot of these, but just this time pretty many saw it and filmed it. Our Russian friends play with rockets, lasers and what not up in the north.
 
WTF...?!??!?! haha

wild...

Andrew, I am 100% this thing could not be a missle, but how the heck do you know what a black hole looks like? Are you saying that would be ejected material coliding on the way into the black hole? Wouldn't that take a massive black hole, large enough to engulph many solar systems...? lol... I am not saying I know wtf this is, but that ain't no black hole... if you think it is please do explain!

WTF is that?!?!?! :eek6:

I want one! :D hehe...

I didn't mean to make it seem like I was saying it was a black hole. But it kind of looks like one...kind of. You could also say that it looks like a wormhole or something to that effect. I don't know what it is but I know what it is not. Its not a missile.
 
This event is not unique. There are allot of these, but just this time pretty many saw it and filmed it. Our Russian friends play with rockets, lasers and what not up in the north.

If you got links to more of these events please post them.
 
Russians confirmed it was a missile test. Case closed? Or is this going to need a Mythbusters treatment too? :D

Well, since the Russian government copped to it of course I believe them :rolleyes: Only after they first denied it was them. Also if it was their missile what the hell are they doing firing an ICB missile over Norway. Some people might take that the wrong way. Yes I would like to see a Mythbusters on this event.
 
The more I watch it, the more I think it might be a missile having a very odd malfunction, almost like it's turning a very tight circle over and over in basically the same spot, and the spirals could simply be the exhaust radiating outward from that central point. Also, notice when the engine 'flames out' the center of the spiral goes dark, no more exhaust is created, but the spirals keep moving outward at the same speed as before causing that black hole effect.

Now as to why the trail leading up to the spiral is blue... your guess is as good as mine. Maybe lights from the other side of the hill? If that's the case, why isn't the spiral blue as well? Notice the trail leading to the spiral takes what appears to be a ballistic path, much as you would expect a ground launched missile to.

At least this is what I've talked myself into. If I were there that morning I'm pretty sure I would have wet myself and run the other direction.
 
http://www.comcast.net/video/russian-missile-or-ufo/1355164243/

here's the one that I watched yesterday...

best UFO sighting ever...even better is the way that they found footage of a missile malfunction to explain it away, but of course, the malfunctioning missile spiral isn't nearly as geometrically perfect and it blows up shortly after malfunctioning.

good stuff.
 
but I still think its an inner dimensional wormhole

Your not alone man :coolgleamA:

Its hard to say that its a ICBM creating that because missiles don't stay in one place and do that for that long.
 
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