[Mercenary]

(12-23-2017 06:34 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote:  

Certainly strange.

But it could be all kosher with the current space program which is mostly commercial.

Back when I researched all the stuff it was clear that the globalists are decades ahead in tech. But you don't get much except strange reports and studies proving for example DNA decades before the official results are in. The same goes for other technology. So who knows what it was, but at this point and with an illuminated cloud that is just pure speculation.

One of the new techologies that governments are currently field testing is devices to project enormous (fake) images into the sky. Possibly loud sounds can be added as well to further fool people. These will be used for psychological warfare to confuse and scare people.


Example - floating cities projected onto the sky in China.

To further confuse matters, there will be strange stuff in the sky in the future that is actually "real"....but NOT made by humans, and NOT made by aliens (which do not exist). So figuring out what is real, and what is fake, will get even more difficult.

If in doubt, trust your instincts (and/or gut feeling) and nobody else.

[LeBeau]

(12-22-2017 09:08 PM)Mercenary Wrote:  

Trust your senses, not what the media tells you.
What crazy company launches a rocket and satellite just before all their employees take their christmas break ?!
That shit needs to monitored by entite teams of people from launch all the until way it is in space orbit....if u believe in the existence of satellites that is.



Your first instinct was the correct one.

Actually I'm sure most of the forum would agree that your first instincts are almost always the incorrect ones.

[Germanicus]

(12-22-2017 08:41 PM)The Beast1 Wrote:  

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What's with the cloud and the trail? Is it because it's a night launch and most footage of rockets and the space shuttles were filmed during the day so you don't see the effect of a craft leaving the atmosphere?

[RexImperator]

Quote:

One of the new techologies that governments are currently field testing is devices to project enormous (fake) images into the sky.

Very cool, but this could possibly be a natural optical effect of light bending through the atmosphere. A similar phenomenon has observed by Eskimos living in the far north who report seeing the sun on days when it should not be visible from their location.

[The Beast1]

(12-23-2017 05:05 PM)RexImperator Wrote:  

Quote:

One of the new techologies that governments are currently field testing is devices to project enormous (fake) images into the sky.

Very cool, but this could possibly be a natural optical effect of light bending through the atmosphere. A similar phenomenon has observed by Eskimos living in the far north who report seeing the sun on days when it should not be visible from their location.

Otherwise known as a mirage!

[Suits]

(12-23-2017 01:04 PM)nomadbrah Wrote:  

(12-23-2017 10:54 AM)Suits Wrote:  

If one more forum member uses the phrase "the wife".....

Happy wife happy life.

You need to man up Suits.

Meanwhile at nomadbrah's house...

[RoastBeefCurtains4Me]

My brother watched a Vandenberg AF Base rocket launch from the LA area early in the morning a couple days ago. He said it was like this one. He was able to see the burst of gas and flame when the first stage separated.
I've always wanted to watch a rocket launch from Cape Canaveral. Apparently you can see the launch from a great distance when the sky is clear. I never thought of LA as a place where this is possible, but it would be cool to see.