Nuclear Test in Russia caught on Dashcam 11-18-14

Today from The Daily Mail, videos included, "The regional office of the Emergencies Ministry refused to comment on the happening."

So they haven't said anything yet according to this source which admittedly is a biased one in favor of the Owners. Doubt they would perform nuclear testing in the middle of the afternoon in a populated area, though, but they are becoming more brazen as days go by.

Could be that red, smoky, silent explosion of light was just Putin pootin'.

Some of those done with Shock and Awe had these colors but this is much bigger. I hope they didn't accidentally set off one of their nukes or new technology. If a country almost blew themselves up it likely would not be on the news for a while. Not good for the bears and wild life. What if it was like that Tunguska/Tesla explosion? Could they have been playing with Tesla tech and done this?

We might want to see how close to this last weird explosion is this blast.

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look at the video now, you can see a object flying after 0:12 at the middle right on the screen. I dunno what that is ?? Meteor?

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Looks like a reflection from the passing truck

Well the color doesnt match that light from the truck. It only matches the color from the explosion light in the sky?

Rocket motor test.

I want to see a longer video with sound that contains a BOOM.

If an explosion was that big, it should be heard from quite a distance.

Sorry but that was no fucking meteor, that was them testing something.

Probably a F.O.A.B, fuel air bomb.

Nukes won't be used because they don't want to irradiate everything, all wars from here on will be fought for resources.

if it was any kind of nuke shouldnt there be some radiation readings? Is the region known yet? Maybe someone can find local readings

^ this

And the US already has dibs on South America and Africa lol

I am thinking upper atmosphere or space detonation.

Man, if only people who didn't know what a nuclear explosion looked like had some vast video library at their finger tips with which to view a true nuclear blast and compare with this footage.

If only there was some sort magical way to do that we could all see that this is clearly not a nuke lol

compare it with the Murmansk meteor of 19 April 2014

Not nuclear, and not an explosion within the lower part of the atmosphere (note there is no effect on the clouds beyond lighting them up).

Not a comet/fireball impact, as the centre doesn't move, and the glow is symmetrical. A body entering the atmosphere would show clear movement or at least asymmetry in the case of a large detonation.

Not a nuclear detonation in the upper atmosphere or in orbit, as the whole world would know about it; think about the effects of the EMP on nearby satellites, for example.

So... this was something new. Given the official silence, I'm guessing a new weapon, but not one that works as an EMP over large areas (they'd have tested that in remote Siberia, not the Urals!). It seems to have generated a lot of light, but little heat (again, look at the absence of an effect on the clouds); I'm really not sure what this could be, or what it is meant to do. Curious.

new footage from a different angle

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what if a meteor heads towards you? if you face it and its in a good distance you dont see it move, do you?
And it it explodes the glow looks somehow symmetrical. Just some thoughts here, i m not sure what it is either.

Notice the glowing Orb/ball of light at ground level in the video above ?

I did worry a little about the idea it was heading straight towards the camera, it's true... but the odds are very slim. Even then, unless it then detonated virtually as soon as it hit the atmosphere, the drag effect of the air would slow it enough that acceleration due to gravity would increase; net effect: it seems to drop, from the perspective of the viewer. This doesn't. And even if it detonated that high in the atmosphere, we should all know about it from satellite monitoring. So even with those options, I really don't think it's possible...

It's a puzzler and no mistake.

Interesting... I guess that rules out the option of it being a meteor heading in the direction of the first camera.

I'm trying to decide whether the light at ground level is significant, or just a glow/reflection through a thin bit of the cloud... any thoughts?

i took a snapshot of this
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but i have a problem there too, it seems like this lights up after the light in the sky

Yes i m not sure either how it would look if it exploded high in the sky, and what if they cought it from satellites but dont reveal it yet.

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You can see a fireball on the ground in this video.

My problem in all this, is that if i was to witness something like that, whatever it is, i would stop the car in the side of the road, not continue to drive towards it.

The glow on the ground is a game changer,,,,they are more than likly testing a new bomb.

well i did notice this video was taken in the Sverdlovsk region of Russia so i decided to search for the locations of HAARP installations. And it seems that one HAARP installation is indeed in the Sverdlovsk region in Russia.

HAARP locations map worldwide -> [link to i.imgur.com]

Sverdlovsk region of Russia (google maps) -> [link to i.imgur.com]

I think the flash was too quick to be from a nuclear explosion and was more consistant with a meteor flash.


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A nuclear flash gets bright instantly and slowly subsides while a meteor flash starts slowly usually and builds towards and apex in brightness.


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It was Nibiru.