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Im in confused mind that whether aliens exist or not?????

I read this news in yahoo ....

Giant spiral UFO over Norway baffles experts

London, Dec 10 (ANI): The appearance of a huge spiral of light over Norway yesterday morning has left experts stunned and bewildered as to its origins.

Thousands of awe-struck Norwegians bombarded the Meteorological Institute with questions about the incredible light, which could be seen in the pre-dawn sky for hundreds of miles.

Experts believe the space spectacle, which has been dubbed 'Star-Gate', is an entirely new astral phenomenon, though the world's top scientists and the military have admitted they are baffled.

Theories about the light being a misfired Russian missile, meteor fireball, never-before-seen type of northern light, 'black hole' and even alien activity were all proposed.

Witnesses across Norway, who first glimpsed the space show at 8.45am, all described seeing a spinning 'Catherine wheel-style' spiral of white light, centred around a bright moon-like star.

A blue "streaming tail" appeared to anchor the spiral to earth, before the light "exploded" into a rotating ring of white fire.

The spiral spectacle, which lasted for two minutes, was seen by vast swathes of the Scandinavian country's almost five million population, with sightings as far north as Finnmark to Trondelag in the south.

Totto Eriksen, from Tromso, in northern Norway, was one of the thousands who bombarded Norwegian newspapers with sightings, after nearly crashing his car on spotting the spiral overhead.

"I was driving my daughter to school when this light spun and exploded in the sky," the Sun quoted him as saying.

"We saw it from the Inner Harbour in Tromso. It looked like a rocket that spun around and around - and then went diagonally across the heavens.

"It looked like the moon was coming over the mountain - but then turned into something totally different.

"People just stopped and stared on the pier - it was like something from a Hollywood movie," he said.

Norway's most celebrated astronomer, Knut Jorgen Roed Odegaard, said he had never seen anything like the spiral before.

"This was seen over an exceptionally large area of the country - in all of north Norway and the Trondelag," he said.

"My first thought was that it was a fireball meteor - but it lasted far too long.

"It may have been a missile from Russia - but I can't guarantee that is the answer.

"I rang the Air Traffic Control tower in Tromse. They said it was over in two minutes. To me, that is far too long for this to be an astronomical phenomenon.

"This spiral shape is unique. It is definitely not a variation of the aurora borealis - northern lights," he stated.

Chief Scientist Erik Tandberg, at the Norwegian Space Centre, said that he too was "totally amazed" by the spiral.

He agreed with many other experts that a missile from Russia could have caused the spiral pattern, something the Russian military have strongly denied.

"I agree with everyone in the science community that this light was the weirdest thing. I have never seen anything like this ever," Dr Tandberg said.

"It may have been anything from an exploding missile whose launch went wrong - to a comet or other celestial object that for some reason has been behaving strangely.

"If it was a missile - most likely from the launch base in Pletsevsk in Russia or one of the Russian submarines or even from the European Space Agency base in Kiruna - then we are talking about a rocket launch that has gone wrong.

"The spiral suggests the object came off course and balance and entered the spiral movement. Leaking rocket fuel could account for the blue light.

"But I know that the military have denied this explanation. So we could be looking at an entirely new natural phenomenon," he added.

Meanwhile, Nick Pope, former UFO analyst for the Ministry of Defence, added that the Norwegian sighting was a "real mystery".

"My first thought was this was a meteor, a fireball, or debris from an old satellite burning up in the earth's atmosphere," he said.

"But the spiral motion makes this unlikely. This is truly bizarre. It's a real mystery.

"A meteor or a fireball would simply travel in a straight line but for something to spiral in this way appears to go against the laws of physics.

"Some may think it is the Northern Lights but they illuminate the sky with a green glow.

"This is completely different from any image of the Northern Lights that I have ever seen.

"It's ironic that something like this should happen the very week after the MoD terminated its UFO project. It just goes to show how wrong that decision was," he added. (ANI)
  • Profile picture of the author bozz723
    No doubt aliens exist its a statistical certainty.
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    • Profile picture of the author thedogtreatjar
      Originally Posted by bozz723 View Post

      No doubt aliens exist its a statistical certainty.
      Nice! How pissed would you be to know it was just a hoax to promote AVATAR? lol
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  • Profile picture of the author bozz723
    Originally Posted by Gany15k View Post

    Im in confused mind that whether aliens exist or not?????

    I read this news in yahoo ....

    Giant spiral UFO over Norway baffles experts

    London, Dec 10 (ANI): The appearance of a huge spiral of light over Norway yesterday morning has left experts stunned and bewildered as to its origins.

    Thousands of awe-struck Norwegians bombarded the Meteorological Institute with questions about the incredible light, which could be seen in the pre-dawn sky for hundreds of miles.

    Experts believe the space spectacle, which has been dubbed 'Star-Gate', is an entirely new astral phenomenon, though the world's top scientists and the military have admitted they are baffled.

    Theories about the light being a misfired Russian missile, meteor fireball, never-before-seen type of northern light, 'black hole' and even alien activity were all proposed.

    Witnesses across Norway, who first glimpsed the space show at 8.45am, all described seeing a spinning 'Catherine wheel-style' spiral of white light, centred around a bright moon-like star.

    A blue "streaming tail" appeared to anchor the spiral to earth, before the light "exploded" into a rotating ring of white fire.

    The spiral spectacle, which lasted for two minutes, was seen by vast swathes of the Scandinavian country's almost five million population, with sightings as far north as Finnmark to Trondelag in the south.

    Totto Eriksen, from Tromso, in northern Norway, was one of the thousands who bombarded Norwegian newspapers with sightings, after nearly crashing his car on spotting the spiral overhead.

    "I was driving my daughter to school when this light spun and exploded in the sky," the Sun quoted him as saying.

    "We saw it from the Inner Harbour in Tromso. It looked like a rocket that spun around and around - and then went diagonally across the heavens.

    "It looked like the moon was coming over the mountain - but then turned into something totally different.

    "People just stopped and stared on the pier - it was like something from a Hollywood movie," he said.

    Norway's most celebrated astronomer, Knut Jorgen Roed Odegaard, said he had never seen anything like the spiral before.

    "This was seen over an exceptionally large area of the country - in all of north Norway and the Trondelag," he said.

    "My first thought was that it was a fireball meteor - but it lasted far too long.

    "It may have been a missile from Russia - but I can't guarantee that is the answer.

    "I rang the Air Traffic Control tower in Tromse. They said it was over in two minutes. To me, that is far too long for this to be an astronomical phenomenon.

    "This spiral shape is unique. It is definitely not a variation of the aurora borealis - northern lights," he stated.

    Chief Scientist Erik Tandberg, at the Norwegian Space Centre, said that he too was "totally amazed" by the spiral.

    He agreed with many other experts that a missile from Russia could have caused the spiral pattern, something the Russian military have strongly denied.

    "I agree with everyone in the science community that this light was the weirdest thing. I have never seen anything like this ever," Dr Tandberg said.

    "It may have been anything from an exploding missile whose launch went wrong - to a comet or other celestial object that for some reason has been behaving strangely.

    "If it was a missile - most likely from the launch base in Pletsevsk in Russia or one of the Russian submarines or even from the European Space Agency base in Kiruna - then we are talking about a rocket launch that has gone wrong.

    "The spiral suggests the object came off course and balance and entered the spiral movement. Leaking rocket fuel could account for the blue light.

    "But I know that the military have denied this explanation. So we could be looking at an entirely new natural phenomenon," he added.

    Meanwhile, Nick Pope, former UFO analyst for the Ministry of Defence, added that the Norwegian sighting was a "real mystery".

    "My first thought was this was a meteor, a fireball, or debris from an old satellite burning up in the earth's atmosphere," he said.

    "But the spiral motion makes this unlikely. This is truly bizarre. It's a real mystery.

    "A meteor or a fireball would simply travel in a straight line but for something to spiral in this way appears to go against the laws of physics.

    "Some may think it is the Northern Lights but they illuminate the sky with a green glow.

    "This is completely different from any image of the Northern Lights that I have ever seen.

    "It's ironic that something like this should happen the very week after the MoD terminated its UFO project. It just goes to show how wrong that decision was," he added. (ANI)

    You need to actually see video of it. look it up on youtube..
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  • Profile picture of the author Gany15k
    ya i will see it in youtube
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    • Profile picture of the author myob
      It was a failed missile test launch from a Russian submarine. This happens sometimes. :rolleyes:
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      • Profile picture of the author myob
        Originally Posted by myob View Post

        It was a failed missile test launch from a Russian submarine. This happens sometimes. :rolleyes:
        Whoops! They did it again! LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!

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        • Profile picture of the author Radix
          Originally Posted by myob View Post

          Whoops! They did it again! LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!

          YouTube- Broadcast Yourself.

          That is what a proper rocket failure looks like.
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          • Profile picture of the author myob
            Originally Posted by Radix View Post

            That is what a proper rocket failure looks like.
            This means the Russians are getting much better at making their rocket failures look like a proper rocket failure.
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            • Profile picture of the author Radix
              Originally Posted by myob View Post

              This means the Russians are getting much better at making their rocket failures look like a proper rocket failure.

              Or they're buying North Korean rockets
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        • Profile picture of the author seasoned
          Originally Posted by myob View Post

          Whoops! They did it again! LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!

          YouTube- Broadcast Yourself.
          Where was the blue spiral? THIS one, in every way, looked like a rocket failure! It looked like some part exploded late and improperly, the end probably blew up, and then the top just came crashing down erratically. You don't suppose that the russians did the light show to see how everyone would react if they DID make a mistake?!?!?

          After all, this did NOT look like the video that newsite had.

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          • Profile picture of the author myob
            Seriously, the Russians are having some technical problems with their Bulova nuclear-capable missile testing. Lights and clouds appear from time to time when a missile fails in the upper layers of the atmosphere. The incident over Norway looks like a stabilizer fin failure as well, causing it to spin.

            Russian technical prowess has been misfiring quite alot over the last few years. The Bulova missile is the sea-based version of the Topol-M, the new surface-to-surface intercontinental missile, and designed to be launched from their newest Borei class of submarines.

            Basically, they have some new toys and are trying to figure out how to play with them. Pretty, though, ain't it? You would think they could have at least waited a few more weeks for New Year's Eve display.

            BTW: This don't prove that aliens don't exist.
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            • Profile picture of the author Jonathan 2.0
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              Yeah blame the Russians. (Haha.) In this day and age, I think it's more likely that we're being visited by E.T.
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            • Profile picture of the author KenThompson
              Originally Posted by myob View Post

              Seriously, the Russians are having some technical problems with their Bulova nuclear-capable missile testing. Lights and clouds appear from time to time when a missile fails in the upper layers of the atmosphere. The incident over Norway looks like a stabilizer fin failure as well, causing it to spin.

              Russian technical prowess has been misfiring quite alot over the last few years. The Bulova missile is the sea-based version of the Topol-M, the new surface-to-surface intercontinental missile, and designed to be launched from their newest Borei class of submarines.

              Basically, they have some new toys and are trying to figure out how to play with them. Pretty, though, ain't it? You would think they could have at least waited a few more weeks for New Year's Eve display.

              BTW: This don't prove that aliens don't exist.

              Paul... you seem to have slightly more knowledge than the average bear
              on these matters. Got Jane's book on Russian defense/rocket programs
              in your bathroom? A little light reading?

              What up?

              PS - (I'm an alien. And you guys crack me up.)
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                Originally Posted by KenThompson View Post

                PS - (I'm an alien. And you guys crack me up.)
                AHA,I KNEW IT! I JUST KNEW IT!
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  • Profile picture of the author bozz723
    Yep. That's the "official" story. No chance that was a missile.
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  • Profile picture of the author Radix
    could have been a missile except:

    1-Missiles are fin stabilized and rapid spinning in not normal
    2-A failed missile spinning wouldn't do so uniformly
    3-A spin stabilized missile would look much differently and they don't exist at that size
    4-No one looked for debris apparently
    5-Solid missile propellant isn't blue when it burns
    6-missiles on subs only use solid fuel boosters


    Of course aliens exist

    people who couldn't even build a combustion engine certainly didn't build giant pyramids
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    • Profile picture of the author seasoned
      Originally Posted by Radix View Post

      could have been a missile except:

      1-Missiles are fin stabilized and rapid spinning in not normal
      2-A failed missile spinning wouldn't do so uniformly
      3-A spin stabilized missile would look much differently and they don't exist at that size
      4-No one looked for debris apparently
      5-Solid missile propellant isn't blue when it burns
      6-missiles on subs only use solid fuel boosters


      Of course aliens exist

      people who couldn't even build a combustion engine certainly didn't build giant pyramids
      1. The russian theory CLAIMS this was overseen by someone with NO luck in such endeavors. It would have been a FIRST if it were successful!
      2. You are certainly right there!
      3. Even if they did, the missle ITSELF spins. If it did so properly, it would be hard to see it spinning AT ALL from the ground. If it were off, it would be UNSTABLE, and #2 comes into play.
      4. Where would you look for debris?
      5. It could vary, and such light would follow the fuel anyway. It isn't like it leaves a burning trail.
      6. Bad assumption. Besides, the theory I heard is that this was a three stage rocket.

      Still, I have seen rockets that were slightly wrong, etc.... FRANKLY, I DO wonder if this wasn't a light show.

      Steve
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  • Profile picture of the author Michael Motley

    I was an ammunition specialist and in explosive ordinance disposal in the Army. I have seen god knows how many rocket/missile launches, explosions. detonations, mishaps, impacts.

    Im not an expert, but I dont think whatever is in that video has a damn thing to do with rockets or missiles.

    It appears to detonate at the end. There have been some new tech for munitions, but I don't remember and havent heard of any munitions we have, especially in the realm of rocketry that explode in a 'flash' of blackness.
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  • Profile picture of the author Gany15k
    nice bgm in that video.....lolz!.........ya gud one.....thanks for sharing
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  • Profile picture of the author Loren Woirhaye
    Video looks totally fake and silly.

    I love this stuff. I find the speculation fascinating but that video
    looks really fake to me.
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  • Profile picture of the author Michael Motley
    There was a really good viral video that had outstanding video of alien ships landing in broad daylight
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    • Profile picture of the author Dan C. Rinnert
      As others have said, it was a failed Russian missile test.

      Here's an article that includes a video simulation showing how it could have happened.

      The answer to the mystery of Norway's spiral light display: Was it a failed Russian Bulava missile test? | Mail Online

      Originally Posted by Loren Woirhaye View Post

      Video looks totally fake and silly.

      I love this stuff. I find the speculation fascinating but that video
      looks really fake to me.
      There are multiple videos from different perspectives. And newspaper reports of people calling about what they saw in the sky. Faked? Possibly. But, in this case, it appears it was a real event.

      Originally Posted by Michael Motley View Post

      There was a really good viral video that had outstanding video of alien ships landing in broad daylight
      Are you thinking of this one?


      That one was all CGI.

      And here's a (strange) video that gives some more info on that CGI video.

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      • Profile picture of the author Radix
        Originally Posted by Dan C. Rinnert View Post

        As others have said, it was a failed Russian missile test.

        Here's an article that includes a video simulation showing how it could have happened.

        The answer to the mystery of Norway's spiral light display: Was it a failed Russian Bulava missile test? | Mail Online



        There are multiple videos from different perspectives. And newspaper reports of people calling about what they saw in the sky. Faked? Possibly. But, in this case, it appears it was a real event.



        Are you thinking of this one?

        YouTube- Broadcast Yourself.

        That one was all CGI.

        And here's a (strange) video that gives some more info on that CGI video.

        YouTube- Broadcast Yourself.

        The first explanation is a little ridiculous. The only way that effect could have been created through that explanation is if the rocket remained on it's original axis during the failure.

        That is virtually impossible considering the time frame.
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        • Profile picture of the author thedogtreatjar
          Unfortunately the Russian thing is definitely the most plausible, if only because the Russians would never claim it unless it were true. This is the same system they have on all their upcoming ships. It is a huge PR mess because if it keeps failing they will have to scrub the whole project and lose a TON of cash.

          Don't get me wrong, I am into conspiracies as much as the next person but come on... the Russians won't even claim responsibility for that crazy Korean air flight from 20 some years ago
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          • Profile picture of the author Radix
            Originally Posted by thedogtreatjar View Post

            Unfortunately the Russian thing is definitely the most plausible, if only because the Russians would never claim it unless it were true. This is the same system they have on all their upcoming ships. It is a huge PR mess because if it keeps failing they will have to scrub the whole project and lose a TON of cash.

            Don't get me wrong, I am into conspiracies as much as the next person but come on... the Russians won't even claim responsibility for that crazy Korean air flight from 20 some years ago

            True, but that theory seems to contradict the other theory about our theorized theory.
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            • Profile picture of the author thedogtreatjar
              Originally Posted by Radix View Post

              True, but that theory seems to contradict the other theory about our theorized theory.
              gee, thanks for setting that straight, lol
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              • Profile picture of the author myob
                Expect to see more of these lights. The Russians can't seem to get it quite right.
                This was about the 7th failure in 12 missile tests. LOL!
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                • Profile picture of the author Radix
                  Originally Posted by myob View Post

                  Expect to see more of these lights. The Russians can't seem to get it quite right.
                  This was about the 7th failure in 12 missile tests. LOL!
                  must be using an American defense contractor
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                  • Profile picture of the author myob
                    Originally Posted by Radix View Post

                    must be using an American defense contractor
                    It was all planned.
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                    • Profile picture of the author Radix
                      Originally Posted by myob View Post

                      It was all planned.

                      dude


                      shhhhh
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                        Oops!

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  • Profile picture of the author Jim786
    I believe they exist, hard not to when theres a huge universe out there and were just a tiny spec of dust.
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  • Profile picture of the author artwebster
    Looking at American news reels and reading American news reports I get the impression that an Alien is someone not born in the USA.

    There are millions of us!
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  • Profile picture of the author bozz723
    Zero percent chance that was a Russian missile.
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  • Profile picture of the author rjrv10
    I think its not some sort of alien stuff but there might be aliens or other living things out there its just that galaxy is waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaayyyy too big.
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    • Profile picture of the author Dave Patterson
      Believe what you want. After all who am I to argue.

      In February 1977 I sailed into the Bermuda Triangle and didn't come back out for 60 days.

      Go figure.
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  • Profile picture of the author John Rogers
    Disregarding the videos, and back to the question in the subject line, the most compelling documentary on the subject I've seen is "I Know What I Saw." It's the most scientific in presenting evidence that I've seen.

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    • Profile picture of the author myob
      Originally Posted by John Rogers View Post

      Disregarding the videos, and back to the question in the subject line, the most compelling documentary on the subject I've seen is "I Know What I Saw." It's the most scientific in presenting evidence that I've seen.

      John
      Them guys was watching us watch them and laughing.
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  • Profile picture of the author Michael Oksa
    AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    WE'RE ALL GOING TO DIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    We all know it's the first black hole created by the Large Hadron Collider. Everything else is just a cover up.

    !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!

    I won't even tell you to duck and cover because we're all royally #@(^&)

    AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  • Profile picture of the author denisconn
    After checking this post I search some clips on YouTube.
    According to what I found, I must say it doesn`t impress me much.
    Looks more like kind of laser/light play or something?

    If you`re asking me, there are many more interesting NASA clips that are waiting some decent explanation.
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  • Profile picture of the author Dave Patterson
    Check out these "mystery" skulls unearthed over the years in various parts of the world...CultCase: 5 Mysterious Skulls: Dare They Be Called, Human?
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  • Profile picture of the author jacktackett
    100% known that aliens exists.
    The aliens have physially in person visited at least one planetoid/moon and several other planets and moons.
    moon 1969
    check wikipedia for the others.
    so by the strict and literal definition of alien - they do exist and they are us.
    now lets go kick some martian ass.
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