Phänomen am Himmel in Norwegen
21.12.2009 um 01:38
Interview mit Dr. Bjørn Andreassen, Director of Stockholm University’s Space Research Centre:
-Tell me, Dr Andreassen, you have been quoted as saying that the night sky phenomenon seen over Norway on December 9 cannot possibly be a Russian missile as the major news media has reported, is that right?
Yes. Well, first of all, the major news media has not reported that it was a missile. They have reported what they were told, and that, not by Russia, but by military commentators who are employed by military organisations. So the media reports accurately what they have been misled into believing, and that is the phenomenon on the ninth of December was a failed missile launch from Russia that exploded.
-And, you are saying that you have evidence that is was not a missile?
It was not a missile, I can say that conclusively. I can say that based on a number of factors, but I’ll give you several that anyone can look at the videos on YouTube and see for themselves, that positively disprove the missile theory. Positively, absolutely scientifically disprove the missile theory. First, after the giant spiral goes into itself, you -see a black aperture. The smoke, if it was smoke, is just gone. How did that happen? How does smoke just disappear into nothingness? Within seconds? What did the smoke get sucked into? Next, in Tommy Simonsen’s video which is also on YouTube and elsewhere, from the black hole if we can call it that, because it is a big black hole in the sky, a beam of light hits the ground. It doesn’t come from the ground, it goes toward the ground. You can really clearly see it. This is, I’m jumping ahead here, but we know it is the craft that landed in the Norwegian Sea. We know it because of what happened today, what was discovered with the help of several of my colleagues and a lot of people on the internet who have dug up the incredible information.
-Yes, can you talk about the commotion in Oslo?
Hundreds of space scientists from the US are right now arriving in Norway, all day today, people have texted me from Oslo airport Gardermoen and kept watch on hundreds of NASA researchers. Some are very, very well known people. NASA is here right now in Norway to investigate a failed missile launch from Russia? No. They are investigating a crash site somewhere here, we do not yet know where, but we think NORAD knows where it landed and we are surreptitiously following these men and women from NASA to the site. We know what hotels they are checked into. I am confident that by Monday we will have found the craft, or whatever landed, and it was no missile.
-Dr Andreassen, you’re staking your reputation on this, aren’t you? We’re talking about stuff that sounds right out of science fiction?
Well, in a way I am staking nothing, because sometime probably next week, there will be real news, real video, they can’t keep a lid on this, you have already seen that.
-It’s the internet age, people post things as it happens, right?
Right, really if you talk to anyone who saw that yesterday, in the sky, they know what it was. They are being placated and appeased and reassured, but the governments have said nothing. Russia has said nothing, America has said nothing. They want it to go away, and yet they have send today over 100 very, very important people here, people who research life on other planets, people who – I mean, there are people here who were in the room when Pathfinder landed on Mars, they are looking for aliens not missiles, something landed here from space and the whole world knows it, and we are following these guys to wherever they’re going and when they find whatever they find we’re posting it.
-So in other words, within a couple of days, it’s War of the Worlds; don’t you think there could be a mistake, maybe it was a missile, a different kind of missile?
But Paul, when you look at the videos, when people see the videos, and a black hole opens up in the sky, that’s no missile, and the average person knows that. As scientists who study wormholes and galactic physics for a living, we know exactly what a visit to Earth looks like, we have tracked many, many such visits, but never has one been seen by so many people. Google “wormhole over Norway”; people know what this is, they grew up in a world where this stuff can’t be hidden behind “failed missile” propaganda. And if they don’t believe it, they can just wait. Wait a few days. Someone has come for a visit from quite far away, and they might stay awhile.
-From Corot 7B?
Well… I can’t say. I know you’d like me to say that, and it seems likely, but I don’t know where they came from. You’ll have to ask them that yourself.
-Thanks very much Dr Andreassen.
mrcreasaught schrieb:Die Rakete hat sich eben nur direkt vom Beobachter weg bewegt, so entsteht dieser "Effekt".
Dorian14 schrieb:Ach ja, dabei legt er die Berghöhe auf 1,2 km fest, vergisst aber die Höhe des Fotografen in Tromsö abzuziehen.
Fedaykin schrieb:Komisch und ich finde PDF Dateien und Computersimulation die die Rakete bestätigen.
