Norwegian spiral anomaly inspires imaginations

[Jeffrey W.]

I'm still having fun thinking about public reaction to the phenomenon that appeared in the night sky over Norway on the ninth of December this year. The spiral consisted of a blue beam of light with a greyish spiral emanating from one end of it, and is really spectacular to watch some of the various segments of video footage capturing this event.

I've read that the Russian Ministry of Defence has confirmed that an RSM-56 Bulava ballistic missile test-launched from the submarine Dmitriy Donskoy, located in the White Sea, had failed due to a malfunction of the missile's third stage.

Okay, who am I to say if that's what has happened or not?

It's still great fuel for the imagination, and fun stuff for a Beyond the Supernatural setting, or even Chaos Earth, Rifts, you name it...

Jeffrey W.

[jaymz]

I'm still having fun thinking about public reaction to the phenomenon that appeared in the night sky over Norway on the ninth of December this year. The spiral consisted of a blue beam of light with a greyish spiral emanating from one end of it, and is really spectacular to watch some of the various segments of video footage capturing this event.

I've read that the Russian Ministry of Defence has confirmed that an RSM-56 Bulava ballistic missile test-launched from the submarine Dmitriy Donskoy, located in the White Sea, had failed due to a malfunction of the missile's third stage.

Okay, who am I to say if that's what has happened or not?

It's still great fuel for the imagination, and fun stuff for a Beyond the Supernatural setting, or even Chaos Earth, Rifts, you name it...

Jeffrey W.

Interesting indeed. I am going to go find this on youtube if possible...