As seen from Airplane:

Close Up:

UPDATE: The hoax exposed.

Thanks to Li

The Norway spiral comes to mind whenTheWeatherSpace.com received photographs and even an amazing video of the event. An object swooped down from the sky and then returned in a brilliant display on Friday night across the Western Canada areas.

Three different photographers have given their photos to TheWeatherSpace.com in what looks like something out of a science fiction movie. We cannot see what would cause this one Earth. The Norway spiral was said to be caused by a missile launch in the Russian territory. But what is this?

The only known areas to launch on the Western coast are the Vandenberg Air Force Base and Alaskan areas. Vandenberg confirms no launches and Kodiak Island has to be ruled out due to the direction of travel (from the west).




  1. Improbus says:

    This is obviously a spacecraft going directly into hyperspace from within our atmosphere. They have been using the Stargate TV series as cover. They even made a joke about it in the series itself.

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    That was sarcasm … I don’t really believe that.

  2. shaunvis says:

    @Li

    If it was a wing mounted plane, there would be even more movement than if it was inside the plane. Wings buffet and shake. This image is perfectly still & has no movement at all which would be impossible in a plane.

    Also, the sound on a wing mounted plane would be nothing but wind, not he hum of jet engines as you’d hear inside a plane.

    Finally, what are the odds that two random people in totally different parts of Canada, that don’t know each other would film something and submit it to a website & it just happens that they both trimmed their videos to exactly 1:22?

  3. Jim says:

    Utter bullshit and crappy CGI to boot

  4. denacron says:

    I heard space crickets. This time of year that far North? ……. Space……. Crickets…..

  5. ECA says:

    umm,
    Can I suggest for the FIRST video..
    That its still LATE in Dusk.
    Theres a Star? That must be 1 good camera.
    NOW,
    WHO here has watched the sun go down at DUSK?
    ITS FAST…in 15 minutes its TOTAL BLACK.
    I saw NO LIGHTING VARIANCE on the horizon. its a STILL FRAME.

    The CRICKETS?? I dont think they sound like that on a COLD DAY.

  6. Lou Minatti says:

    Cool CGI done on a workstation.

  7. clancys_daddy says:

    This person oops sorry two people just happened to have the camera pointing at the exact spot in the sky at the same time to film this? Yep its real alright.

  8. UncDon says:

    Sunset … trees … obviously Photoshopped.

    No idea about the spiral, though.

  9. UF NO! says:

    Extraordinary claims demand extraordinary
    proof.

    In ‘airplane’ , camera mounted pointing dead
    center to where the event WILL happen?

    With the initial flash , should be some glare
    off the rounded end of the wing-tip.

    And expanding disk not level to the horizon
    but matching exactly what is level to the
    camera.

    Come on. You can fool the public , but put
    SOME thought into it.

  10. DaveO says:

    Wow, they really got lucky with that camera placement the whole event was perfectly framed and focused. And all of the accompanying information really leaves no doubt that this is something I saw on my computer today.

  11. SG-1 says:

    Nice viral marketing guys… Guess Dvorak is being paid by the MGM now.

    Um, Stargate Resistance on Steam just launched! Anyone ever watch the Stargate series??… sheez that is a orbiting Stargate blue opening effect…

    http://stargateresistance.com/

  12. Rufus says:

    That’s obviously a computer-generated effect.

  13. McCullough says:

    “Nice viral marketing guys… Guess Dvorak is being paid by the MGM now.”

    Don’t we wish.

  14. Greg Allen says:

    Seems to perfect to be real.

    For example, have you ever seen a film from an airplane that had no vibration whatsoever? Look at the one star (planet?) – it’s rock solid. You’d need a professional-grade tripod to make it that still even if filmed on the ground. Put from an airplane? No way.

    But still, pretty cool. I really liked the first one. Good job to whoever did it.

  15. cwitzel says:

    I’m With #30. There is no doubt that this was in fact something I saw on my computer today.
    As Myth Busters would say, “Confirmed” (currently watching the Sunday marathon)

  16. FRAGaLOT says:

    SO fake even the cricket soundtrack in the video are saying it’s fake.

  17. KMFIX says:

    Not bad for student work…

    Pros would have at least added camera shake and tracking…

  18. McCullough says:

    I just love posting these videos. Between the people who say “how come we never get a clear picture of one of these things, it’s always some shaky or grainy footage shot by some Goober from Dick Cheese, Mississippi”.

    Or “man that’s just gotta be fake, because it’s too steady and the shot is just perfect!”.

    And besides…nobody is claiming it’s a Flying Saucer from Outer Space now are they?

  19. FukR23 says:

    wow, looks so real, what kind of computer was this filmed with?

  20. N74JW says:

    There is clearly some kind of aircraft in the frames, but the distortion is way too clear, especially for at night. Even with a low-light, high-definition camera, it just wouldn’t look that good. Fake…



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