Russians shot down a UFO

[bradrowe#32]

Cool vid.

 

[woopedazz]

Btw, here's a page dedicated to apparent Military shoot-downs of UFOs and recovery of wreckage over the decades...

http://www.burlingtonnews.net/ufocrashes.html

So in other words a website made by the son of some big tin foil producing company to help out his old man. A down syndrome 3 year old son who cannot read, write or use computers.

 

[IAMJUNGLEMUFFIN]

 

[Varcoe2Chapman]

I always said it would burn up and be no bigger than a chiwawa's head.

 

[Sydney Bloods]

Russia always gets the cool space debris.

 

[GOAUS!]

Russia always gets the cool space debris.

Better than it hitting a metropolitan area here.

 

[exe ex machina]

Better than it hitting a metropolitan area here.

I can think of a few metropolitan areas

 

[radiojake]

according to Wikipedia, over 1000 people injured mostly from glass shattering from the sonic boom created....

 

[exe ex machina]

The meteorite that passed over Russia was only the size of a kitchen table, and look at the damage it caused….2012DA14 is the size of an Olympic swimming pool….so just imagine the damage that would do….and we are depending on the same guys who messed up the metric conversion that resulted in the destruction of a $125 million dollar Mars orbiter to be the ones who are claiming that we are all safe…..food for thought.

Oh, it would do some damage – No doubt……

Think about this…. The one that wiped out the dinosaurs was 6 MILES in diameter. If we get impact today, I don’t think it’s an “Extinction Level Event”

Even if it struck, it would be on the other side of the globe, and most likely in the water.

 

[exe ex machina]

We should be more afraid of global warming when there is not enough food to feed everybody on Earth. That’s when the battle of Armageddon will come. We have about 200-300 years, depending on the population growth. It took until 1800 to get 1 billion people on Earth, we're now approaching 7 billion. The biggest threat to the Earth is Homo Sapiens.

 

[GOAUS!]

Potentially if an asteroid does strike water do we end up with a mega-tsunami?

 

[Sydney Bloods]

Potentially if an asteroid does strike water do we end up with a mega-tsunami?

Short answer no

It's high unlikely you would need a massive I mean massive asteroid to displace that much water.

 

[Varcoe2Chapman]

Short answer no

It's high unlikely you would need a massive I mean massive asteroid to displace that much water.

I'm certain it would. Have you not seen Deep Impact?

 

[Sydney Bloods]

I'm certain it would. Have you not seen Deep Impact?

Yeah but an impact from a rock that big your ****ed no matter where it hits.

 

[Dagless]

Aliens...

 

[rayven]

 

[Gough]

I heard one of the UFOs crashed into the Tanner family's garage.

 

[NSWCROW]

I heard one of the UFOs crashed into the Tanner family's garage.

 

[IAMJUNGLEMUFFIN]

Is that the new "Nice Guy UFO" meme?

 

[Prestigerrycomo]

One way to stop all these UFO conspiracy theories-just check the iridium levels at impact sites. Classic telltale of meteors/meteorites

 

[Kaan]

Vegeta and Nappa are here

 

[Sydney Bloods]

One way to stop all these UFO conspiracy theories-just check the iridium levels at impact sites. Classic telltale of meteors/meteorites

Yeah best of luck with that, let's see

1 no indication of a smoke trail on an intercept course can be seen in any video so they couldn't have used a missile to shot "it" down.

2 even if they used some other form of defence weapon be it an AA gun or flak cannons 1st these aren't active systems nor can they be used for automatic response. (neither can a patriot missile system for that matter) so the crazy aliens myth would have us believe first that an interstellar aircraft was shot down by WWII era tech (despite the craft being able to survive the riggers of space travel) 2nd that the Russian government is manning a battery of AA and flak cannons in the middle of no where with the most advanced tracking system on the face of the earth.

3 all video evidence points to a classic example of a meteor exploding midair.

4 despite it being "intercepted" and debris raining down over an entire city no ones found a great big chunk of intergalactic space metal.

5 no other Alien craft have been detected since the "incident" they aren't looking for a missing craft or don't seem to give a **** that we destroyed it, we would know if they were because we could detect the one the Russians shot down.

Your dealing with people who believe a story despite not only having no evidence to support their claim but dozens of eyewitnesses and independent sources providing readily available video evidence that suggests "the official" story is what really happened.

I doubt testing for iridium will sway those that think it was aliens or that it was shot down.

 

[Prestigerrycomo]

Yeah but an impact from a rock that big your screwed no matter where it hits.

It is scary how relatively small an asteroid/meteorite would have to be to totally wipe us out

 

[Moonwatcher]

 

[rayven]