Weird Spiral UFO exiting a wormhole

[NinjaOfFortune]

LOL, Way to use Peril from Halo 2, nice touch

[SuperSwanDive]

Returning Olympians. I hear it is the Return of the ancient Greek Space gods...as prophesied. Spectacular display of geometric cosmic consciousness and power, warping earthly atmosphere space. Certainly makes the pleiadians and zeta look rather puny, doesn't it? Impressive.

[david29637]

I saw something similar to this in chesterfield virginia 2 years or so ago. I didn't see a sprial though, just the glowing gasses appearing to be going from the ground to the top of the sky like the first part. It was traveling vertical then the star like light on the tip just went out and the trail faded out over a few seconds. It appeared to go into space but I can't say that for sure.

[Maccer229]

I am dubious to the claims of a failed missile test. If it was indeed a failed second or third stage, then the object would still have forward momentum from the previous stage(s). it wouldn't just come to a complete standstill and create a motionless spiral, it would create a corkscrew effect, due to its forward momentum

[Veksta]

What is with all the people talking about the "failed russian missle launch" this footage was posted just under 1 year prior to the Norway spiral!!!

[ruuku00black]

fake

[geriatrickoala]

this isn't fake, the ''official'' story is that its a rocket but i've never seen a rocket do this

[ruuku00black]

i said fake because, its labeled as 'spiral ufo exiting wormhole', callin it 'possible ufo' or something wud of been fine, but this is a bit far fetched. i mean there's no doubt in my mind that there's intelligent life else where in the universe, but if any species with the technology to travel to different star systems happened to find our planet, i think we'd know about it (it wud be obvious, they'd contact or somethin), or just fuck us all up. u wouldnt just get dodgy sightings like this.

[geriatrickoala]

possible ufo??? it was a ufo (unidentified flying object) no one could identify it at the time, ufo doesn't mean just aliens, and as if they'd tell us about aliens, it would disprove alot of religions and lose money for alot of big businesses

[ruuku00black]

i know what ufo stands for, i should of worded better. he stated 'exiting wormhole' clearly implying he meant alien by 'ufo', that was my point. who do u mean by they? the government? because i did not say that. of course governments would not tell us, they want everyone under the thumb, ignorant to the truth. 99% of ufo sightings are easily explained. if an alien species had technology to travel here, they would either be entirely obvious about it, or entirely discreet, no need for mediums.

[Veksta]

@geriatrickoala mate look at the date it was posted about 1 year BEFORE the incident in norway

[manoman0]

fuckn aliens, duh!!!

lol

[konstantineE1]

I CAN'T BELIVE IT

[feelsg00dman]

lol wormhole

[chrisiroth]

your all thinking on a 2d level remember their are 3 dimensions the missile may have been moving away from u and a little to the side so it creates the illusion that it didnt arch

[JtRdiscovered]

Failed missile launches confirmed

[chrisiroth]

its parallel cause the nuke was launched in space

[Pixpaint1]

But there's still a problem, even if it was in space it would still not be parallel when it stopped igniting. by the looks of where the smoke trail on the second one starts it should have been to the lower left of the original spot, not directly in front of it.

[maxxsee]

Pixpaint that is not a rocket ffs.

[Pixpaint1]

uh yea i kinda knew that ;= /

[halfsquat17]

what is the exact name of that halo theme song?

[ObsoleteSnowman]

Russians confirmed it: failed Bulava missile launch. Sorry to burst the UFO bubbles.

[Optimusprimemc]

Halo soundtrack

[RIMESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS]

Does anyone know the title of the song in this vid? I know it's from halo, I just need a name.

[Nouseeker]

ufos dont typically look that way; could be a missile

[CapFranz]

It is a Russian 'Bulava' missile from a submarine which third stage failed to burn then it start spinning out.

/watch?v=Zx8i5EfmYU4

[Pixpaint1]

Dude there's an error with your hypothesis, look at what the object does when it stops emitting the gas, it ignited again parallel from the original center, in other words, it kept going. a normal missile would have started falling at that point, and even if it started igniting again, it would have been in a much lower, closer position.

[CapFranz]

Each of the three stages has a separate ignition also each has an autonomus inertial guiding device. The third stage continued to burn but failed to follow inertial guidance by that it spun without control.

[CapFranz]

Search here at youtube -Spiral ejecta from tumbling rocket stage - simulation-

[Pixpaint1]

There is no such thing as an internal guiding device that keeps a missile up in the air without the thrust from ignition, plus it was spinning,therefore the inertia would not have been enough to keep it traveling in a strait direction.

[CapFranz]

Ok, it's a wormhole, it's a UFO, it's a time portal.

Stage 3 Propellants: Solid rocket. Guidance: Inertial + Stellar.

-astronautix. com/lvs/bulava. htm-

[Pixpaint1]

I don't think it's a wormhole, and i'm not sure where it came from, and it's impossible to travel back in time. but what i'm saying is that i have my doubts that it's a rocket or a missile for the reasons i just explained.

[CapFranz]

Please search this in google -Russia's latest Bulava missile test unsuccessful-

[xylitol88]

@Pixpaint1: You my friend, is a retard.

[Pixpaint1]

dude, my dad used to work for Grumman, and Boeing, and he's told me about all the top secret models before they were released, and how they worked (He worked with the people who designed them), and even HE has no idea what this could be. so xylitol88, i would not be talking!!! B( and i'll look up that Bulava missile test CapFranz, to see what that's all about = / .

[Pixpaint1]

The information i found does point to the possibility that it could have been a missile, but it still does not explain how it was able to stay in the air without the proper thrust or inertia keep it there. = / sorry.

[CapFranz]

Pixpaint1 - If you want to believe it was not a rocket that's OK. (it was a rocket test because a missile is a rocket with one or more warheads and the one we talk about was not carrying any warheads) The rocket was still powered at the time of the failure in the third stage by his own thrust, the problem was directional. The directional device uses GPS and stellar guidance. (Inertial + Stellar) Please research before you end to any unsustained conclusion.

[Pixpaint1]

Well, the information your providing is explaining how a missile could spin like this, but it's not explaining how it can stay in the air without the thrust from ignition and proper inertia. all current man made aircrafts require thrust from something to maintain their position in the air....

[Pixpaint1]

and as you can see in the video the object stops emitting the ignition, and starts up again a few miles parallel from the original center, meaning it had to have kept moving. and being that it was spinning, the inertia would not have been enough to keep it in the air like that. Even if the guidance systems did keep it up in the air, it would be below the center, not parallel to it.

[CapFranz]

The rocket spins 3.2 times per second, has a planned apogee/summit of its trajectory of about 100 Kilometers/60 Miles so there is almost no gravity and kept climbing by INERTIA until the third stage burner ignited but out of control.

Please go to -abovetopsecret- page and search for this thread "Spectacular Phenomena In The Sky. What Is It?"

without quotes. It has 121 pages of very interesting information. Maybe you'll get the point.

[Pixpaint1]

at 100 Kilometers/60 miles, earth's gravity would still have been sufficient enough to create an arc or curve in the object's movement when it stopped igniting (which it did not), i just looked up information about earth's gravitational field and the object would have to have been close to orbit to have very little noticeable influence from earth's gravity.

[CapFranz]

Al right, I think it was a Bulava rocket. What do you think it was?

[Pixpaint1]

well, i'm not gonna suddenly jump to conclusions and say it's an alien space craft, but i also have my doubts that it's a rocket. it's giving off ignitions like a rocket, but the way it's maintaining it's position in the air is suggesting it's using something else for lift, and what ever it's using is beyond what i've seen people invent.

[Pixpaint1]

...in conclusion, i have no idea what it is.

[CapFranz]

I believe it was a rocket, there are photographs, videos, issued warnings before the event, eyewitness reports, confirmation from Russia, similar occurrences, and computer simulations.

-frisnit. com-

Station F - F Archangelsk,RUS

2009-12-11 04:54:31 (GMT+0)

Message number 80 Type A

(Nav warning) ---ZCZC FA80

071400 UTC DEC 09 COASTAL WARNING ARKHANGELSK 95

SOUTHERN PART WHITE SEA

1. ROCKET LAUNCHING 2300 10 DEC TO 0800 2200 15-- NAVIGATION PROHIBITED IN AREA

65-12.6N 036-37.0E-

[Pixpaint1]

where did you find the photographs?

[CapFranz]

Search in google:

"Jan Petter Jorgensen/Rex Features Spiral UFO puts Norway in a spin"

-thesun. co. uk-

[Pixpaint1]

i got no results = /

[outled]

eiscat

[outled]

i suspect anyone saying this or norways spiral is so obviously a rocket, is so obviously a liar. There is nothing in this vid that looks anything remotely like a rocket. The very suggestion is laughable.

[neverhoodyn]

You are laughable. Your lack of research is amusing.

[outled]

as long as your happy then i'm glad for you whoever you are. I hope you pass on that smile to someone else instead of mocking the one that put it there :)

I am your lack of substance.

[xylitol88]

ITS a ROCKET you stupid FUCKTARD

[xMASHHEADx]

it looks more like a swirl from an out of control rocket

[StormcrowIV]

what's with the halo 2 music? sorta random

[LuckyStarsClan]

nicenice xD this does look a lot more like what happened this morning :D and this does look like a missile

[VCBee042]

Yeah it's pretty obvious that it's a failed rocket test.

[custrag]

Yea man, cause life is a science fiction movie. Fuck Occam's razor anyway. Motherfucker has no heart.

[Drallop]

yeah it's obviously a UFO and it's obviously a wormhole, you gotta start with basic assumptions!

[LuckyStarsClan]

@Drallop rofl xD

[Stenispenisman]

Missile!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[tamriilin]

This is definitely a failed rocket launch which spewed debris/fuel into the atmosphere. Simulations, time and time again, have produced the same results.

At least, from what I understand.

[fazadeset]

ahhahaha u dumb fuck

[l0lidude]

we saw this in norway some days ago

[sfchoot]

sweet a light wow

[Lando360]

The second piece of music is from Halo 2. Don't know the title but it's mainly walking around music.

[Squin52X]

Fogging the view, cupping face to the window

in darkness you make out a spiraling shape

[krebdj]

dude what's the second piece of music from?

[krebdj]

is it halo?

[whitecottonglove]

yes it did, and i dont buy cheap explanations like "it is a laser from the ground", unless its some russian military stuff... this is very interesting.

[zlacc]

same thing happened in northern norway today 07:45

[Danebrogen]

Where was this filmed?

[amicrowaveoven]

ufo wormhole in China from 20 years ago

/watch?v=ixLE3iuszbU

[Dlancelot2785]

at 0:14 it probably broke out of the troposhpere

[brvslugger10]

Wow, this is cool. WOnder why people do not talk much about this one??

[driecken]

Quite odd, how the glowing spiral first leads the trail, and then dissapears, and then launches out of whatever trail that is.

Good footage, I wonder wtf exactly the blue trail was.

[JCmirrorlamb]

: )

[Pallindrom27]

This makes for fascinating viewing. Is there any way that this could be from a Russian space launch? The only reason I ask is that the odd object appears to go in one general direction at a relatively uniform rate of speed albeit with some strange looking (Atmospheric?)contrails and that even more peculiar looking hole at the end. All in all, fascinating.

[tbgx1]

Has this been explained in any way by the media?

Was there much press on this?

[Mayor0fCydonia]

This is the best ufo video ever