What in the blazes is this!!??
09 December 2009, 10:20 PM
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09 December 2009, 10:41 PM
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That has to be one f*ing powerful projector! Which I doubt as the light is brighter in the sky than it is on the supposed ground/source.
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That has to be one f*ing powerful projector! Which I doubt as the light is brighter in the sky than it is on the supposed ground/source.
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give it up - I can feel my IQ being drained
09 December 2009, 11:16 PM
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I can't give it up, the truth is out there. Show me a laser projector could create something of that size and brightness on a clear night sky.
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10 December 2009, 10:44 AM
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No projector involved, and a projector that could illuminate a clear sky over many hundreds of miles would be a bit obvious.
Simple answer - a rocket launch that went wrong. The booster tumbled and leaked fuel in a spiral. At that altitude it was in sunlight even though at ground level it was dark.
The leaking fuel would carry on with no air resistance and make the pretty patterns. When the fuel ran out there would be a 'hole' in the pattern which would appear to grow as the fuel moved away.
(oops - I see that what would scooby do provided the information already.... must read threads properly ! I guess it will still be classed as a UFO or something by most people...)
Simple answer - a rocket launch that went wrong. The booster tumbled and leaked fuel in a spiral. At that altitude it was in sunlight even though at ground level it was dark.
The leaking fuel would carry on with no air resistance and make the pretty patterns. When the fuel ran out there would be a 'hole' in the pattern which would appear to grow as the fuel moved away.
(oops - I see that what would scooby do provided the information already.... must read threads properly ! I guess it will still be classed as a UFO or something by most people...)
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10 December 2009, 11:37 AM
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The explanation of a failed missile launch followed by a self destruct is certainly the most feasible explanation. I have seen videos of self destructing missiles, either accidental or intended, which looked similar.
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10 December 2009, 12:58 PM
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if thats a missile im a turnip lol
its just a prjection, you can see the light and even pick out some of the rotating image in the beam. im not sur wehwo there tryign to fool?
its just a prjection, you can see the light and even pick out some of the rotating image in the beam. im not sur wehwo there tryign to fool?
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