RUSSIAN METEOR DESTROYED BY UFO - Hits It DEAD-ON, then SPEEDS PAST IT!!

It's a speck of dirt stuck on the car windscreen that appears to catch up with the image of the meteor in the line of sight of the camera, then moves away again as the angle of the flight path of the meteorite relative to the camera changes due to the car changing direction to follow the meteor trail. The change in direction of the sunlight hitting the windscreen causes the speck (which was dark because it was momentarily blocking the sun's light) to vanish because some of the light reflected off the windscreen glass instead of passing through it.

I just saw another thread about this, and apparently the Bible mentions meteors/meteorites a LOT:

Thread: WAKE UP!!!!! ROCKS from HEAVEN! (Page 3)

My opinion is that the Old Testament is mostly ancient astronauts. Not sure what the deal is with Revelation, though. We may be "in for a blow," as that lady said on "Joe and the Volcano."

Interesting! Here's what it says:

With all of this buzz going on with the recent meteor in Russia I thought some of you would like to read up a little on this if you haven't already. It was on Ancient Aliens a while back. Read it, and notice the location where they claim it is and compare it to this 'meteor shot down in Russia' event. There are two pages, read both to get all the details.

' According to many believers, these cauldrons are actually defense weapons built by ancient aliens to defend our planet against all space based threats whether by hostile aliens, asteroids or comet strikes'

I think I saw that. As it mentions later in that thread, people who get near it supposedly get sick, as with some other "alien"-related sites.

Someone asks "Well, why wouldn't it shoot down planes, then?" If you can make a device that can crack-shoot meteors down and fly THROUGH them, I'm sure they're savvy enough to make them able to tell the difference between a piece of space debris (meteor) and a man-made conveyance.

Does the anomaly appear on any of the other videos?

If you are being for real, you sir take the award for lowest IQ on GLP.

Are you saying that tptb have the knowhow to pinpoint shoot down meteors that are going 30,000 miles an hour, but are keeping us in the dark about it?

It's definitely not some spek of dirt on the camera. It's something in the sky. I'm thinking it could be just some part that had broken off of the meteor.

a friend of mine who is a physics geek had this to say on it, just so happens that he was working on a project that deals with almost exactly this happening, and he already had the math done :

My theory on that object is this, and this is just a physics geek perspective and entirely hypothetical. I've no doubt I'm stretching a bit here but there is logic to it

The asteroid would have debris behind it sorta like a comet but obviously no where near the same scale and most of it I would expect to be pebble sized at most. However it's not unrealistic that on its journey something may have knocked some chunks off. They would continue in the same orbit speed and everything else if small enough, assuming of course whatever caused it to break off was just as simple as heat from the sun or some such. An impact would have sent pieces in a different orbit and speed.

So lets assume the above occurred and you have a chunk of asteroid following right behind the main piece. The large mass hits the atmosphere almost like hitting a brick wall. Except that brick wall causes the front of the asteroid to heat to crazy temps near instantaneously, the rear stays deep space cold. Basically this is just heavy friction more or less. Anyways, this causes the explosion we see on all these videos and at the same time this effect is occurring to cause the explosion its forcing the object to slow down at a massive rate.

Back to my theory of trailing debris, it would not have anything close to the same mass as the main object and by itself would not have that crazy instant slow down. The atmosphere would slow it in the same fashion but at a dramatically different rate. I suspect that if it was right behind the main mass as the video implies that it may not have felt any atmospheric impact at all at this point. Thus missile like impact to the asteroid. Like a cyclist riding same speed behind a car and the car suddenly hits a bus broadside.

Now the debris on the front is interesting, because of how the video is filtered to allow us to see the debris it's hard to tell for sure what stage of the explosion this is at. My gut says this is just debris from the asteroid exploding itself but it doesn't seem to me that there is enough of it. It also seems too much to says its the piece from behind shattering. It also seems like the bright explosion occurs immediately after that debris spreads off. Maybe its just the start of everything flying off from the compression of the atmosphere.

Wrong. The speed of the 'projectile' relative to the meteor is too slow for the kinetic energy to explode it like that.

Must be something else, because the object did explode after that smaller thing hit it. Not kinetic - something else.

It's a speck of dirt stuck on the car windscreen that appears to catch up with the image of the meteor in the line of sight of the camera, then moves away again as the angle of the flight path of the meteorite relative to the camera changes due to the car changing direction to follow the meteor trail. The change in direction of the sunlight hitting the windscreen causes the speck (which was dark because it was momentarily blocking the sun's light) to vanish because some of the light reflected off the windscreen glass instead of passing through it.

The video is SO choppy and the music is so fucking retarded I practically want to lose my shit and throw my PC out the window.. ;(
... and yes I need a nap and a snack.. But thats beside the point! ;)

It's best not to underestimate the ETs.

wait we have a new leader for candidate of lowest GLP IQ!!!

really, something breaks off main object and then magically catches up to only go through it and then leave it at a different trajectory then the main object?

I pity the fool!

yep.... I find it hard to believe that some people still think they are non-existant.

It broke off the main object, but was closer to the earth, giving off the impression that it caught up.

It broke off the main object, but was closer to the earth, giving off the impression that it caught up.

It kind of looks like something out of a sci-fi movie where a a ray of plasma or some other highly energetic beam of particles.

Maybe I've seen too many hoaxes lately, but I thought the Russian meteor fell into that category, because the explosion did not match what I saw streaking through the sky. But after seeing this, I now have to give it another look, and I hope you do, too!

Please weigh in on whether or not this is the real thing. The answer - if it's "yes," will be important to our future. Because if tptb were trying to float the "aliens are our friends" meme, they would have mentioned this on the six o'clock news, imo:

"RUSSIAN METEOR UFO STRIKE !!! WOW !!!"

Maybe I've seen too many hoaxes lately, but I thought the Russian meteor fell into that category, because the explosion did not match what I saw streaking through the sky. But after seeing this, I now have to give it another look, and I hope you do, too!

Please weigh in on whether or not this is the real thing. The answer - if it's "yes," will be important to our future. Because if tptb were trying to float the "aliens are our friends" meme, they would have mentioned this on the six o'clock news, imo:

"RUSSIAN METEOR UFO STRIKE !!! WOW !!!"

So you're saying we have the technology to do this? Then why don't we have (insert convenience we should be having - like jet-packs for all) in the 21st century? Are you saying that tptb have the knowhow to pinpoint shoot down meteors that are going 30,000 miles an hour, but are keeping us in the dark about it?

Good point.

Why would the TPTB shoot down a meteor over Russia?

Why would they care if more people died?

Don't the TPTB wanted people to die?

If this thing is real........ it ain't ours.

Maybe I've seen too many hoaxes lately, but I thought the Russian meteor fell into that category, because the explosion did not match what I saw streaking through the sky. But after seeing this, I now have to give it another look, and I hope you do, too!

Please weigh in on whether or not this is the real thing. The answer - if it's "yes," will be important to our future. Because if tptb were trying to float the "aliens are our friends" meme, they would have mentioned this on the six o'clock news, imo:

"RUSSIAN METEOR UFO STRIKE !!! WOW !!!"

So you're saying we have the technology to do this? Then why don't we have (insert convenience we should be having - like jet-packs for all) in the 21st century? Are you saying that tptb have the knowhow to pinpoint shoot down meteors that are going 30,000 miles an hour, but are keeping us in the dark about it?

Here's another of daniel's videos....is there something to them? I don't know...do you?