Norway Spiral

[SGT Oddball]

I've looked at lots of pictures and video's of this over the last 24 hours and I still cant figure out what this could be.








Mystery as spiral blue light display hovers above Norway | Mail Online

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/2764647/Spiral-UFO-puts-Norway-in-a-spin.html

 

[Airbot]

I read about this yesterday. Speculated to be a missile launch, and the spiral is the effect of the missile exploding. I have seen trails very similar to the blue trail and them even coming off the missile, from tests from Vandenberg AFB.

Never have seen anything like the spiral, if not the missile explanation, I would suspect either a space/time distortion, or some sort of secret large-scale atmospheric holographic projection test.

 

[z3r010]

I looked at lots of video of this yesterday and I'm not convinced at all by the missile explanation.

 

[smarteyeball]

/Waiting for Skunks opinion

 

[Airbot]

I also have doubts of it being a missile as well. I'm leaning towards either some sort of distortion or portal was opened, either intentional or natural, or some sort of atmospheric holographic projection testing that has been speculated about for years, was conducted on the city below.

 

[Airbot]

New Russian missile failure sparks UFO frenzy

 

[Bare Foot Kid]

New Russian missile failure sparks UFO frenzy

Well the "explanations" have begun I see. :shock:

 

[Warfare]

My post on a different forum, same subject.

Im still skeptical that it is a failed missile test. First of all, Norway MUST be notified of ANY missile test near their airspace. They were never contacted. Second, Has anyone seen a missile fail? You will NEVER see one go in a perfect spiral, and then how can you explain the spinning of the spiral. Then there's that blue line coming from the center, the blue spiral looks somewhat like a missile miss fire, but that can not explain the white spiral and there is no way "rocket fuel" could have spewed that far.

I'm leaning more toward a scientific experiment that went wrong and projected something at the wrong frequency, or it could be a strange phenomenon of the world that we have never seen before.

Then a less serious reply....
Maybe CERN has found a black hole?

 

[Lordbob75]

Then a less serious reply....
Maybe CERN has found a black hole?

How would you see it?



~Lordbob

 

[Warfare]

Then a less serious reply....
Maybe CERN has found a black hole?

How would you see it?



~Lordbob

Cant prove that black holes in a atmosphere would be invisible. They are only invisible in space because, well space is black. We can only theoretically see them if there are stars around, or space dust, getting sucked into the black hole.



--Edit--
I have found the answer.. This is obviously Norway's way of getting back at Microsoft.

There will be a portal above Microsoft Headquarters in a few days, stealing all Windows 7 family packs..
I couldn't resist.

 

[steve-pressman]

Maybe the Vulcans have decided to visit us after all

Steve

 

[Dark Nova Gamer]

Then a less serious reply....
Maybe CERN has found a black hole?

How would you see it?



~Lordbob

Cant prove that black holes in a atmosphere would be invisible. They are only invisible in space because, well space is black. We can only theoretically see them if there are stars around, or space dust, getting sucked into the black hole.



--Edit--
I have found the answer.. This is obviously Norway's way of getting back at Microsoft.

There will be a portal above Microsoft Headquarters in a few days, stealing all Windows 7 family packs..
I couldn't resist.

Black holes actually would just be black. So wouldn't it just blend in with the sky rather then creating light?

 

[Dragonfly]

Weather balloon...obviously.

 

[Airbot]

How would you see it?



~Lordbob

Cant prove that black holes in a atmosphere would be invisible. They are only invisible in space because, well space is black. We can only theoretically see them if there are stars around, or space dust, getting sucked into the black hole.



--Edit--
I have found the answer.. This is obviously Norway's way of getting back at Microsoft.

There will be a portal above Microsoft Headquarters in a few days, stealing all Windows 7 family packs..
I couldn't resist.

Black holes actually would just be black. So wouldn't it just blend in with the sky rather then creating light?

Black holes are somewhat invisible, but from what you can see of them is the material being sucked in at the event horizon and the surrounding gases being superheated would give off light. So you can still see the material being sucked in at the event horizon, just not the actual hole. But like was said, no one knows how or what an actual black hole inside a planet's atmosphere would look like.

 

[Dark Nova Gamer]

Cant prove that black holes in a atmosphere would be invisible. They are only invisible in space because, well space is black. We can only theoretically see them if there are stars around, or space dust, getting sucked into the black hole.



--Edit--
I have found the answer.. This is obviously Norway's way of getting back at Microsoft.

There will be a portal above Microsoft Headquarters in a few days, stealing all Windows 7 family packs..
I couldn't resist.

Black holes actually would just be black. So wouldn't it just blend in with the sky rather then creating light?

Black holes are somewhat invisible, but from what you can see of them is the material being sucked in at the event horizon and the surrounding gases being superheated would give off light. So you can still see the material being sucked in at the event horizon, just not the actual hole. But like was said, no one knows how or what an actual black hole inside a planet's atmosphere would look like.

Thats a fair response.

If it was a black hole it would have done more then just vanish. :|

 

[Airbot]

I'm still sticking to my first 2 theories on what it was.

 

[FuturDreamz]

take a missile. break the end so that the exhaust is pushed out at an angle.
Voila! tailspin.

 

[chuckr]

Black holes actually would just be black. So wouldn't it just blend in with the sky rather then creating light?

Black holes are somewhat invisible, but from what you can see of them is the material being sucked in at the event horizon and the surrounding gases being superheated would give off light. So you can still see the material being sucked in at the event horizon, just not the actual hole. But like was said, no one knows how or what an actual black hole inside a planet's atmosphere would look like.

Thats a fair response.

If it was a black hole it would have done more then just vanish. :|

It's just old 'Doc Brown',

returning Back from the Future,

using a Microsoft flux capacitor...

 

[z3r010]

I find it hard to believe the Russians would admit a missile failure.

 

[smarteyeball]

It's just old 'Doc Brown',

returning Back from the Future,

using a Microsoft flux capacitor...

I think you've hit the nail on the head there