Strange Russian UFO Captured on Video 4 Different Cameras People!

what where the original videos called so i can find them on youtube?

GLP stole your videos when the thread was pinned as per usual. GLP dont want these videos going viral on youtube. neither does youtube

I was thinking missile test at first, but its moving horizontally much to fast imo

No, nothing comes up. the title has obviously been changed by the OP. can you find them? you got a link?

Djiezzz!

this

Merry Christmas our newly arrived ET friends!

Big fail. imo

So does anyone know what this is yet? Could be a missile or metiorite.

Infact it cant be a metior its moving far to slowly.

All bs, 2012, the Hopi Prophecy, nov earth destruction etc etc, nor people or books or what ever knows when the earth ends life on it.

Melancholia

Please build one and post the video here for comparison!

Man, this is a weather balloon all day long, and twice on Sunday. Please un-pin this nonsense.

A swamp gas weather balloon on acid...

Lol tbh thats what came to my mind. Damn good movie, kind of reminds me of Kubrick with the suttle details.

As for the object, it does kinda look like a moon/planet.

Looks like a dropa stone in the 1st vid...


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Maybe this:

Russia successfully test fires Bulava missiles

MOSCOW, December 23 (RIA Novosti)

Russia successfully test launched two Bulava intercontinental ballistic missiles on Friday, Defense Ministry spokesman Col. Igor Konashenkov said.

The missiles were launched from the Borey-class Yury Dolgoruky nuclear-powered submarine in the White Sea and hit designated targets at the Kura test range on Kamchatka, some 6,000 kilometers to the east.

This was the troubled Bulava’s 18th test launch. Only 11 launches have been officially declared successful.

But some analysts suggest that in reality the number of failures is considerably larger. Russian military expert Pavel Felgengauer said that of the Bulava's first 12 test launches, only one was entirely successful.

Despite several previous failures, officially blamed on manufacturing faults, the Russian military has insisted that there is no alternative to the Bulava.

The Bulava (SS-NX-30) SLBM carries up to 10 MIRV warheads and has a range of over 8,000 kilometers (5,000 miles). The three-stage ballistic missile is designed for deployment on Borey-class nuclear submarines.

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Looks like it's made out of bread.

-Kevin

It's a Russian space program gone wrong. It's all over the news. A piece of rockets fell down in Siberia.

Here is a clip and pictures of fallen down stuff from russian news:
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Do not deprive people of the holiday, they like to be morans))

I'll disagree. While, yes ~ there is fallen space debris, that object in the first 4 videos is not falling space debris.


It is NOT a rocket or missile. Have you people ever even seen a missile test? Come on!

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ball lightning?

Also from Russia
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you know when the assholes start running thier mouths about movie trailors balloons and swamp gas you have something good...always amazes me how critters who know nothing can
mouth off as if they were actually knollegable ..empty vessels
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