What do you think caused the blue spiral that appeared in the skies of Norway yesterday morning?
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December 10th, 2009
Yesterday morning, December 9, 2009, around 8:00 local time a blue spiral was seen in the skies over Norway. There doesn’t seem to be any dispute that this was actually witnessed, but nobody seems to know what it was.
Here’s a video link to Brian Williams discussing the blue spiral on Nightly News
Article in the Daily Mail about the blue spiral with images and video.
What are your thoughts on this phenomenon?
Russian missile test?
Comet?
Aliens on their way to Oslo?
Worm Hole caused by LHC?
What does the collective think about this, if anything?
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That was insane! I saw it online. Jet fuel or missle tests are my guess. Scary that they’re denying it if so.
I wish it were a secret portal into a world full of kittens with wings and Nutella-filled swimming pools.
That freaks me out! And, not much does.
Another big fuss over nothing.
@kikibirdjones – really? I would think that the Nutella swimming pools would get all full of cat hair and not be so appealing.
oooh, good point. maybe cats in large plastic hamster balls.
Freaky.
Perhaps it’s God leaving earth as a result of our sins. ~
lol wtf… That is by far the weirdest thing Ive ever seen. Maybe the Mayans were a couple years off and thats the beginning of the end for all of us.
But I hope its something cool like aliens! they better bring back elvis
I think a stargate opened in a bad place.
Just picturing SG1 falling from the sky…
SPLAT!
@ChazMaz Heh, made me chuckle that did.
Aren’t they saying it was definitely a failed missile now?
If not then it’s definitely Santa Claus on a practice run. I guess you shouldn’t drink and sleigh-ride too, huh?
Russian missile test. For a pretty good explanation, followed by lots of wild speculation, look here.
Russia says no. I mean ya never know. But…
Living in Florida, not far from the Space Center, I have see what failed rockets look like. Also what boosters look like falling away from the Space shuttle.
That went on a bit too long and was way too spectacular for it to be that.
Unless it was carrying some unusual payload.
Failed russian missile test.
I’d love it to be a genuine UFO sighting, but it so isn’t.
But Russia is denying it, right? I mean, I know absolutely nothing about weapons of any kind, but I don’t know how that could look like a missile test. Do they normally test missiles over populated towns? I wouldn’t say it’s a UFO, but more like some anomaly.
Looks like a kind of tornado, to me. Perhaps it was stirring up some dust or something that interacted with whatever light was available to create that blue glow.
Although I’m curious as to how the bright light in the center could be generated. Could there be some cloud generated electrical phenomenon? An unusual form of lightning?
That’s Ribbons in the Sky.
@daloon maybe the dust particles were interacting with the ionization that seems to occur in the polar regions of the atmosphere.
@delirium – yeah, that article was linked in the one I referenced. There’s a video simulation here The one thing I wonder about that explanation is why the blue spiral didn’t fade when the white one did. I guess it was a different type of fuel that stayed in the atmosphere longer?
But Russian missile test is so boring of an explanation.
I happen to think it was a giant cosmic lollipop being offered to us.
Or maybe a cosmic toilet that got flushed?
@ubersiren
Well, according to what i read, a lot of the missiles they tested failed, so such a failure of another test would be quite embarassing for their national pride. Of course they would try to hide it.
Well folks, it appears that Russia has confirmed it was a missile rocket shot from a submarine. Link
ALL YOUR BASE ARE BELONG TO US
oh come on people. a missile launch? puh-leeease. it’s definately a searchlight kind of thing.
North Koreans take out Santa Claus.
Darn it!
I want to see it again.
Looks like Commissioner Gordon’s been hittin’ the juice before he turns on the Bat Signal!
It’s actually all your bass are belong to us, and it’s clearly a portal, that all of us failed to travel through
So long and thanks for all the bass? I don’t think that’s right… I’m sure they like anchovies better.
Ok, so now that Russia has admitted it was a failed missile (which I read somewhere on one of those links above that it’s designed to carry nuclear weapons) I’m more curious about how this will affect relations between Russia and other nations, especially since they denied it at first.
Number one reason Russia is fail? Reluctance to admit their mistakes.
Oppressed citizens don’t make good rockets…
@delirium Or maybe they like to “pump up the jams”?
I knew Loli would have something to say about this…
@proXXi
The people were much more oppressed during the Cold War and their space programme was very far ahead of the American one until they lost interest in the moon (first satellite, first man in space, first spacewalk, first space station) and until the US had to bring in German POWs (can’t get much more oppressed than that) to design their missiles.
The SU in general made great military hardware (ak47, t34, mig29) until the collapse, after that and after becoming less oppressed, it went downhill.
I figured that it was R2D2 and C3PO entering our orbit in an escape pod while running from the evil Empire.
However, upon further reading, I am now certain it was an environment disaster in the making.
Yes, the Russians admitted to it being a failed missile test. However, if that is the case, then what did Van Gogh see when he painted Starry Night? There were no Russian missiles back then.
@Darwin
assuming that he actually drew what he saw and did not draw anything that sprang out of his imagination
@Darwin Yes, because Van Gogh was a realist. Oh, and he wasn’t mentally ill or anything. ~
@Darwin He was obviously painting a secret portal into a world full of kittens with wings cats in large plastic hamster balls and Nutella-filled swimming pools.
Oh boy, is this going to set the tinfoil hat crowd off.
It looks very much like the same thing that was reported over the skys of Moscow a couple of months ago.
for me looks very much as a projection.Maybe some freak scientist were playing with their “toys”
I still think it’s crop circles in the sky. The Russians just wanted to take credit for it!
I know what I hope caused it. Sheer awesomeness!!!
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