Colorado Lightshow - Rocket Reentry

[RealAbeLincolnlands]

Music is eerie!

[Hunterbigfoot]

I remeber seeing one of thoughs in California. So pretty it lit up the sky good....

[XxCommandomanxX]

I saw it at 5:53 am on the morning it occured. It turns out that it was an old russian rocket launched into orbit in order to deploy a satalite. It was being determined by the USAF when it would land and where, but was never released to the public.

[cameraperson]

Its just debris from a rocket or satellite. Simple. ...no need for the blown gasket, Charlie...

[4orty5ive]

whatever it WAS it broke into hundreds of pieces and burnt up.

[anonymousphox]

Tards will always believe these things are of alien origin. Ugh...

[gurung89389389383989]

wow

[dmnwssl]

I was lucky enough to be a witness to this event. A spectacular light show, I was struck by the beauty and brilliance as it slowly moved across the early morning sky. It was something I will never forget..

[chencf]

By no means a meteor or rocket. The round shaped lights are flashing. Mass arrival in my opinion.

[SuperCrow21]

The gentleman who made the video was quite excited at the scene.

Just something I read today.... WOW

[SuperCrow21]

The light was huge, not typical also of either space junk or a meteor. In the reading of the report, and covered on the news is the exclamation by one who stated that the meteor looked just like the ones in the movies. Really now!

[SuperCrow21]

As to the event today, for such a large supposed light, had that really been a meteor or a piece of your space junk, we would have blown it up considerably sooner.

[SuperCrow21]

I suggest especially in the USA that you who like to watch the skies be about watching them during the morning times before dawn, and after the sun sets at night. You might see some more interesting shows. Please do call and report them to your local news.

[SuperCrow21]

What was seen was a clever group of shuttles that travelled together and then made an abrupt 90-degree turn, for the attention of it

[SuperCrow21]

Recently in Colorado, you had a preparation event, covered up as a Russian booster rocket re-entering the atmosphere. Not so.

[austinjb555]

I imagine this is in slow-mo? Looks neat.

[jazfel]

Actually, this was broadcast and taped in real time. It appears slo-mo because the even was happening so far up in the atmosphere.