Norway...possible portal? UFO?

waitinginthewings · 12-10-2009, 10:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Kra

Maybe there is a connection with LHC as i personaly think they are not using LHC for what they are telling as they do... different agenda.

source: http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases...1209171152.htm

Kra: you know my first 2 reactions & feelings when I first read & saw the pics., were this.....its not a rocket/missile, but I wonder if its the LHC gone wrong......I posed that question earlier on this thread. Ever since the LHC became operational, I've had a bad feeling about it & I still do. Every time its reported as broken down, I am so happy. I believe it has the potential to do major damage. But I am also counting on the ET's to keep it in check. So for me I am considering it was caused by Cern, or a sophisticated plasma weapon?

Jnana · 12-10-2009, 10:45 PM

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I can understand a once off effect like this being randomly caused by a missile gone wrong. But three events at different times this year in different parts of the world causing the same effect? COME ON! explain that.

Guidance system failure. There are many ways for a guidance system fail (sensors, actuators, power), but a common end result would be the rocket nozzle going hard over to one side causing the missile to go into a spiral.

As for comments about the wind, my take on it is that most of the observed spirals (white and blue) are above the atmosphere. Only the lowest part of the blue spiral is in the atmosphere. Because the white spiral is out of the atmosphere, inertia of the exhaust causes the "black hole" when the rocket shuts off. If this were in the atmosphere the exhaust would only travel a short distance and then hang around. The big white spiral could have never formed in the atmosphere.

Initiate · 12-10-2009, 10:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Jnana

Guidance system failure. There are many ways for a guidance system fail (sensors, actuators, power), but a common end result would be the rocket nozzle going hard over to one side causing the missile to go into a spiral.

As for comments about the wind, my take on it is that most of the observed spirals (white and blue) are above the atmosphere. Only the lowest part of the blue spiral is in the atmosphere. Because the white spiral is out of the atmosphere, inertia of the exhaust causes the "black hole" when the rocket shuts off. If this were in the atmosphere the exhaust would only travel a short distance and then hang around. The big white spiral could have never formed in the atmosphere.

In all the vids it looks more like a plasma kind of effect in the spiral than a Gas. It is too steady and independent of air movement.

Jnana · 12-10-2009, 10:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Initiate

In all the vids it looks more like a plasma kind of effect in the spiral than a Gas. It is too steady and independent of air movement.

If you look at all of the available pictures you will see that it spreads and diffuses gradually. There is no air movement above Earth's atmosphere, so that does not apply to the comments I made. The illumination comes from the sun which is just below the horizon. You can see the red light of dawn in some of the pictures.

Initiate · 12-10-2009, 11:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Initiate

In all the vids it looks more like a plasma kind of effect in the spiral than a Gas. It is too steady and independent of air movement.

Would it explain the same effect in all 3 videos? The sun was not in the same position in the China and Russian events. Do they buy their guidance systems from the same manufacturer? If so then the manufacturer will be very embarased. to have the same guidance system fail in the same way in 3 different cases. Why are the russians and others still testing misiles especially at night?

There are more questions than answers.

Kra · 12-10-2009, 10:59 PM

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Originally Posted by waitinginthewings

Kra: you know my first 2 reactions & feelings when I first read & saw the pics., were this.....its not a rocket/missile, but I wonder if its the LHC gone wrong......I posed that question earlier on this thread. Ever since the LHC became operational, I've had a bad feeling about it & I still do. Every time its reported as broken down, I am so happy. I believe it has the potential to do major damage. But I am also counting on the ET's to keep it in check. So for me I am considering it was caused by Cern, or a sophisticated plasma weapon?

Yes... i too think it has the potential to do great damage but i don't think that will happen because won't be allowed... it's not just us at stake. It could be that what we're talking here are some effects of using LHC and ET's intervened quickly. It's just a thought. Also i don't think last time LHC "broke" was because of a piece of bread dropped by a bird.

waitinginthewings · 12-10-2009, 11:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Kra

Yes... i too think it has the potential to do great damage but i don't think that will happen because won't be allowed... it's not just us at stake. It could be that what we're talking here are some effects of using LHC and ET's intervened quickly. It's just a thought. Also i don't think last time LHC "broke" was because of a piece of bread dropped by a bird.

Agreed...but they had to feed us some "crumb" of info for the failure