Hadron collider fixed and ready to wreak havoc

[Marc]

Check this out.....

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

I wonder if the collider had anything to do with it?

 

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[Shortstack]

That doesn't look like any missile or rocket launch that I've ever seen.
The way that bright light source spirals outward, evenly doesn't look like any self-destruct explosion I've seen either. These spirals are evenly shaped and are very large compared to the centerpoint and dim evenly as they go dark.

I don't believe this is as missile launch; good or bad.

 

[Marc]

I agree.. no way this is a failed missile launch! I would REALLY like to know what the hadron collider was doing at that moment!

 

[Shortstack]

A little update from lastnight.

I was reading a news post last night that stated the spirals were "probably caused by the dumping of fuel from the missile." BULLSH--. No missile or rocket dumps any fuel whether it's going to self-destruct or not. There is NO WAY to dump fuel from a missile. Note: A MISSILE uses liquid fuel; a ROCKET uses solid fuel. If a missile (or rocket for that matter) has a self-destruct set-up, it uses the fuel to magnify the force of the explosion.

That "thing" shown on that news clip was not a missile launch; unless, someone is experimenting with a warp drive. ( and that is NOT meant as a funny comment.)

Dec. 10:
Update (again): Now the Russians are claiming that it was a missile test from a submarine that went wrong. Apparently, they're wanting us to believe the spirals were formed by the missile's motor still burning. PULLLLEEESE. If the missile turned sideways, the original track would be greatly curved and the missile would still go "forward" due to it's original momentum. And where was the huge fire ball that would have been formed with the self-destruction action.

 

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