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Showing posts with label ufo lights in russia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ufo lights in russia. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Monday, November 7, 2011
UFO with drone over St.-Petersburg, Russia, stabilised (HD)
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Wow... this is actually a really great sighting. Doesn't appear to be an obvious fake. The drone was the most interesting part, it for sure gets rid of the "chinese lantern shit" Very great footage, thanks for the contribution. Was there any media coverage of this event? Seems like there would be as it was right over what seems to be a large city?
Wow... this is actually a really great sighting. Doesn't appear to be an obvious fake. The drone was the most interesting part, it for sure gets rid of the "chinese lantern shit" Very great footage, thanks for the contribution. Was there any media coverage of this event? Seems like there would be as it was right over what seems to be a large city?
Friday, May 6, 2011
UFO lights spotted over Russia shock masses
UFO lights spotted over Russia shock masses
It was a night when many thought the great question on alien life had finally been answered. Big glowing ball with four extending tails whizzed about the sky over the Russian Urals. The sight attacked mass attention when the first messages and spectacular pictures quickly appeared in blogs. But it turns out 'life from Mars' was actually a Meridian military communications satellite being blasted off into orbit. It's the fourth of its type launched by Russia to replace the aging Molniya system. The country has more than 100 satellites hurtling around the earth.
It was a night when many thought the great question on alien life had finally been answered. Big glowing ball with four extending tails whizzed about the sky over the Russian Urals. The sight attacked mass attention when the first messages and spectacular pictures quickly appeared in blogs. But it turns out 'life from Mars' was actually a Meridian military communications satellite being blasted off into orbit. It's the fourth of its type launched by Russia to replace the aging Molniya system. The country has more than 100 satellites hurtling around the earth.
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