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EarthlingX":1i467fdu said:Enjoy :
:shock: The crazy gene is strong in this one . It's as if she really believes the crap she's spewing .
EarthlingX":1i467fdu said:Enjoy :
SteveCNC":10pjeoz7 said:EarthlingX":10pjeoz7 said:Enjoy :
:shock: The crazy gene is strong in this one . It's as if she really believes the crap she's spewing .
bmk1245":3c48qyyr said:Credentials without substantiation of the claims worth little to nothing. Former general stated his opinion. As well, as I offered my opinion, only, nothing more.ILUVSPACCE":3c48qyyr said:I can't say I know anything about this former general but his opinion should give some credence to the other possibility.
a_lost_packet_":izoy57fm said:Wow.. She's AMAZING!
How can one person be so filled with Woo? Surely, she is at the Woo Singularity!
On Nov 8, the US will asspload due to dirty bombs and Pleidians and something and some war and something.. woo'ish.. And Sons of Satan, SS, Secret Service and the Pope... and the aliens ate all the victims of the Sumatran Tsunami.
WTF!
HOW DID WE MISS HER ALL THESE YEARS!
... Contrails only form at very high altitudes (usually above 8 km) where the air is extremely cold (less than -40 degrees C) ...
Smersh":11oroqpe said:Look at the way it's ascending and in my opinion going a little too fast to be a contrail. And even though it was filmed from a helicopter, the helicopter would have to be at an altitude of some 25,000 ft minimum to film it at that sort of angle if it was a contrail wouldn't it? Because that is the minimum altitude at which contrails can normally form.
And yes, I've studied the website here that tries to make a case for it being a contrail, but to me none of the photos and examples given there closely match what we have here in this video. So although Mr Occam tells me it can't be a missile, I'm now going with the guy from Janes and all the other experts who say that that is what it is.
Mee_n_Mac":2utbey8c said:... I'd say it looks a lot like the contrails on the aforementioned website ...
Mee_n_Mac":2utbey8c said:... What makes you say the 'copter had to be at 25kft ? ...
Smersh":3bsmn81m said:Mee_n_Mac":3bsmn81m said:... I'd say it looks a lot like the contrails on the aforementioned website ...
That's what I thought at first but looking at them again I would say it isn't like those at all. Those contrail pictures are of aircraft coming towards the camera, which is why they appear at the angle they do but the object in the video appears very much to me like it's going away from the camera.
Mee_n_Mac":3bsmn81m said:... What makes you say the 'copter had to be at 25kft ? ...
To be able to film a contrail at that angle which appears to me to be going away from the camera, because contrails can only form at high altitude.
If this was a contrail, I think it would have disappeared off the news by now, but it is being very persistent indeed and has a lot of people debating it. The editor of Janes Missiles and Rockets says it's a missile. A former US Deputy Defence Secretary says its a missile. The Pentagon even eventually bothered to issue a statement saying it's a contrail, but would they normally even make any statement at all if it had disappeared of the news programmes after a day or two?
adrenalynn":1t9gzekv said:I'm in the same place, but coming down on the other side. I think we're out of phase with one another.![]()
MeteorWayne":10prkjcq said:Smersh, the reason you "think" it's moving away is because of the way the human eye-brain system is designed and works. We naturally assume "big" is close, and "small" is further away. But if the wide contrail (where it has spread out) is 20 miles away, of course the newer, closer origination point of the contrail would be smaller. It's just not the way we nomally interpret things.
As far as the helecopter at 25 K, another optical illusion caused by a highly zoomed :long" lens. They cause perceptual distortions as well. Ever watch a NASCAR or horse race when they have a shot looking at the whole field as the head toward you? They look like they are right on top of each other, yet an overhead shot shows tens of meters between them ...
US Navy tests new warhead for Tomahawk Block IV missile
The US Navy (USN) has completed the first live test of the new Joint Multi-Effects Warhead System (JMEWS) for the Tomahawk Block IV tactical ...
02-Nov-2010
keeper96":10prkjcq said:I know a couple of guys who work for the Army missile command who are TDY this week on the west coast for a missile test. it was probably them. They are at Point Mugu Air Station, the Naval Air Warfare Center. Probably why no one is willing to share any info. all the details surround the event would be classified.