TS: Mystery spiral blue light display hovers above Norway

[dvd709]

Probably some area 51 project spreading it around the world so that u wont suspect them

[Theboss]

I actually suspect the Russians, because all of these are near them

[Red general]

Yea, I think that there is more tho this then they want to say

thats highly possible

[Theboss]

I really don't see how a broken missile can make a perfect spin for that long.

[dvd709]

I basicly do not have a good explanation for this normal ufo's dont leave such trails but i think id go with some failed rocket launch

[Theboss]

I heard something about project blue beam.
Ill look that up later

[corpselight]

Someone replied on my youtube vid that it could be an Vandenberg Rocket Launch


It does have big spreading fumes but no perfect spiral so I doubt that that's it.

hmm maybe the perfect spiral only appears that way head on...maybe those spirals would've looked like this if viewed from the side?
looks like an initial launch and then a separation and launch by the smaller vehicle's rockets...looks that way in the Swedish one too. at least to me.

[ThaSprout]

There is something weird about it. The light dissappears in a somewhat really unnatural way.

I believe that the source is a ball or some kind, going around in circles while emitting smoke(the trail, which thus becomes the spiral). The only thing I find really odd is for the ball suddenly dissappears, and the smoke as well, going out in a the SPIRAL. Not all at once, it goes out in a SPIRAL.
I don't see any other logical explanation than that the SMOKE ITSELF is emitting light. In order for smoke to emit light, it needs to be incredably hot. So logically, the ball is hot as well, and rapidly losing it's materia while spinning around like crazy. Strange thing is that the light of the ball itself doesn't get smaller fast, but FADES OUT VERY FAST and really UNEXPECTING. I believe the fade started because of the ball suddenly stopped by something, and thus emitting a little bit of it's materia to it's front as well, creating the unexpecting fade you see.

So I'd say it's some kind of energyball, consisting out of one materia. Like someone shot something highly instable into the sky, and the thing got wild and started spinning around in fast circles around itself or something and thus emitting the light. But just what could have made it stop like that?

[Anthon]

Actually in explosions the smoke is alight. Take for example the volcano eruptions. The pyroclastic waves (hot hot ash avalanches) Are scalding inside.

Also it may be a misfire, and plausibly a hidden rocket caught on camera.
Every government wants to hide the special or mysterious ones. I love the huge one of a few posts down. It looks like a bloody comet

[Theboss]

It could also be plasma propulsion.

[Jglover4168]

This just seems to... Strange. I would like to think it's a failed rocket, but man when you look at it, it looks like the aliens have arrived lol