The norwegian hypnobeam

It was a Russian rocket spiralling

>>138968204
americans shooting down russian ICBM using resonant energy weapon.

>>138968659
Got any examples of anything like the spiral anomaly?

>>138968204

The Norway spiral is what got me into conspiracy theories, even though it was most likely a rocket I liked the theory that it was project bluebeam

>>138969505
I was lucky enough to witness it. Back then I just accepted when they said it was a Russian rocket, it made sense. Been thinking about it lately and it's an interesting coincidence the Haarp facility EISCAT is in the exact direction of the beam.
They are allegedly researching space at that location.

>>138968204
>>138968240
Neat. Doesn't look like it could be a rocket. Doubt we'll ever know the truth though. Makes you wonder how much stuff really is hidden from us.

rockets debris doesn't spin mathematically perfect, anyone who takes their word for granted is dumb

>>138968204
It happened around the time of the CERN lhc test
Gave me the jeebies

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>>138970284
I remember how perfect it seemed, the spiral growing huge then at the end a big black hole expanding. I thought the end was upon us.

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It was certainly much closer than what they want us to believe.

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>>138971541
I remember that. To bad it's almost completely forgotten

>>138970132
Imo it looks exactly like a rocket that got stuck rotating towards a fixed direction instead of flying straight forward. The white stuff is the "steam" that comes from the turbines interacting with the surrounding cold air

>>138971541
would shit my pants if i saw that irl

Why are people so goddamn stupid? You can't picture in your head how a rocket would spin in a circle if it's thrusters pointed in the wrong direction too long? Imagine a straight line being pushed to one side at the bottom, it would spin. Except here the rocket has forward momentum so the spin becomes a elongated spiral

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>>138973260

It's a portal to another dimension.. I could give you more details, but I think I'm monitored.

>>138973640
Is the black SUV still stationed outside your house? Can you hear that Russian radio station through your speakers at 5 am? Has Three contacted you yet? What about Lucifer? This is important.

>>138974003
Yes

>>138968240
groovy

>>138968240
RASEN GAN

But really. What is it?

Just a weather baloon

>>138975903
you mean swamp gas

>>138968204
portal to hell opening

>>138968204
>>>/x/

>>138969416
I vaguely remember another spiral incident happening a few months later off the coast of Australia or New Zealand.

>>138968204
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2009_Norwegian_spiral_anomaly
>Both events had visual features of failed flights of Russian SLBM RSM-56 Bulava missiles,[7][8] and the Russian Defense Ministry said shortly after that such an event had taken place on 9 December.

>>138968659
Good job /pol/, correct answer on first response

>>138970284
>rockets debris doesn't spin mathematically perfect,

It's not rocket "debris". It's a damaged rocket in which case a perfect spin is possible. An extra hole burnt into the side of the nozzle can cause a jet large enough to cause a constant rotation

>>138981233
It was about 6 months later, visible on the east coast.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pgaw6qFbdk

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>>138970132
>Doesn't look like it could be a rocket.
It is a rocket with a pierced fuel tank (or some piping). Pressure pushes fuel out, fuel stream forces rocket to spin and then burns in air.