Those damn goy ETs destroyed our satellite!

[midnight rambler]

UFO flies by as rocket explodes -


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=arIc1NlHvV0

[Ponce]

Is ok...... our tax dollars paid for that one....and the next one.

V

[mamboni]

UFO flies by as rocket explodes -


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=arIc1NlHvV0Assuming this is legit unaltered footage, that is absolute unidictable proof of aliens with a highly advanced civilization; or the Russians or Chinese have some incredible weapon technology. The flying object in the video looked to be spherical and 5-10 feet in diameter and no evidence of any means of earthly propulsion and clearly controlled. And this is no coincidence of a very exceptional event and another unprecedented one. The ship destroyed the rocket. No doubt about it. Whose ship?

[milehi]

Someone on ar15 said it was agreed to be a bird, but when I caught the footage on the news, after seeing it on GSUS, the object was scrubbed from the vid.

[mamboni]

Maybe a drone? Do they have mach speed weaponized drones?

[7th trump]

There are forces unseen to the naked eye that will and do interact with man to not destroy himself.
Dont think the Creator sits by idle while his enemies are secretly working against you. He throws wrenches into their engines from time to time.
Soviet Russia cant ever seem to catch a break so they resort to spying and stealing the technology that wasnt meant for the enemy to gain any super power status.

One of those balls appears high in the sky above a black man who prays to the creator to show one. He can basically call one up to appear...and it did on camera.
Maybe youtube has the video of this black man, but it was on tv several years ago.

[cheka.]

did the thing have insurance on it? seem to recall a dual collecting BIG money in another case(s)

[singular_me]

dont especially believe this but entertaining to say the least


‘Alien cliques’ may be keeping Earth isolated – study
https://www.rt.com/news/358052-alien-cliques-isolate-earth/?utm_source=browser&utm_medium=aplication_chrome&utm_campaign=chrome

[midnight rambler]

dont especially believe this but entertaining to say the least


‘Alien cliques’ may be keeping Earth isolated – study
https://www.rt.com/news/358052-alien-cliques-isolate-earth/?utm_source=browser&utm_medium=aplication_chrome&utm_campaign=chrome

Well *something* is keeping us from realizing super-luminal velocity as well as the extra-dimensional stuff however dunno about the likelihood of the premise in that article. All the more reason to think we're in a sim.

I'll take 'the zoo hypothesis' for $400, Alex.

[Horn]

Technical failure, if these were "guardian aliens" they would not operate through destructive force.

Russian and Chinese are already Americans.

[cheka.]

this one shows it going back the other way too. orb looks like the one filmed on nine eleven


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cmMdYWCeAo

[cheka.]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8AvQGMobEY

[cheka.]

did the thing have insurance on it? seem to recall a dual collecting BIG money in another case(s)

ha ha here we go!

http://www.businessinsider.com/satellite-owner-may-seek-50-million-from-spacex-after-explosion-2016-9

JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel's Space Communication said on Sunday it could seek $50 million or a free flight from Elon Musk's SpaceX after a Spacecom communications satellite was destroyed last week by an explosion at SpaceX's Florida launch site.

Officials of the Israeli company said in a conference call with reporters Sunday that Spacecom also could collect $205 million from Israel Aerospace Industries, which built the AMOS-6 satellite.

SpaceX did not immediately reply to a request Sunday morning for comment about Spacecom's claim. The company is not public, and it has not disclosed what insurance it had for the rocket or to cover launch pad damages beyond what they were required to buy by the Federal Aviation Administration, which oversees commercial U.S. launches, for liability and damage to government property.

SpaceX has more than 70 missions on its manifest, worth more than $10 billion, for commercial and government customers.

The space launch company is one of three major transportation and energy enterprises Musk leads. The others are electric car maker Tesla Motors and SolarCity, and Musk faces separate challenges at each of those money losing companies.

Spacecom has been hit hard in the aftermath of the Thursday explosion that destroyed the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket and its payload. The Israeli company said the loss of the satellite would have a significant impact, with its equity expected to decline by $30 million to $123 million.

Spacecom shares dropped 9 percent on Thursday, with the explosion occurring late in the last trading day of the week. Trading in the shares was suspended on Sunday morning, and the stock plummeted another 34 percent when trading resumed.

In a conference call with reporters, Spacecom's general counsel Gil Lotan said it was too early to say if the company’s planned merger with Beijing Xinwei Technology would proceed.

Xinwei last month agreed to buy Spacecom for $285 million, saying the deal was contingent on the successful launch and operation of Spacecom's Amos-6 satellite.

"We hope to continue fruitful communications with the prospective buyer," Lotan said.

Amos-6 was to be used by a number of key clients, including Facebook and Eutelsat Communications which leased the satellite’s broadband services to expand internet access in Africa. Both firms are pursuing other options, the companies said in separate statements after Thursday's accident.

The cause of the accident is under investigation. Neither SpaceX, nor the FAA which is overseeing the investigation, have said how much damage the explosion caused at SpaceX's primary launch site at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida.

SpaceX said on Friday that it would shift flights to a second launch site in Florida, which is nearing completion and which was last used to launch NASA's space shuttles.

Thursday's accident, which occurred as the company was fueling its rocket as part of a routine prelaunch test firing, was the second failed mission for Musk's space company in 14 months. In June 2015, a Falcon 9 rocket exploded about two minutes after liftoff from Florida, destroying a load of cargo headed to the International Space Station.

SpaceX returned to flight in December and since then has flown nine times, all successfully. It was scheduled to fly for the 29th time on Saturday. SpaceX declined to comment about what impact Thursday's accident would have on its schedule.

[Cebu_4_2]

I'll bet those mystery orbs know more than we do.

[Glass]

My guess this one is just an insurance scam. I'd be asking for evidence that there was actually cargo on the "rocket".

None of their rockets are going to space. It's likely that they are faking all of them.

Eye witness December 2015. Rocket did not land but exploded. This is a interview with an eye witness to several SpaceX launches out of Florida. While the discussion takes nearly all of the 15 minutes with just a few minutes of video at the end. The night time launch and landing filmed on a iPhone make it hard to see the audio is very clear.

This landing ended in an explosion.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9xfS9Aam6g

This is the BS they feed us instead.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDXEJMvEl8o

I still don't get why there are so many people there and why they are screaming and carrying on. Who are they? My guess is rent a crowd.

While it is a shame the footage is marginal, the impression I get is that more people have video to share on various "launches" So hopefully we might get some better stuff. There was some earlier stuff from someone else who witnessed launches go up the Florida coast at a couple thousand feet then turn 90degrees right and head out to sea. I don't think I posted that because the video didn't really show anything worthwhile due to bad light, poor camera and shakiness.

[Cebu_4_2]

Okay then why are there satallites up there that I can see?

[Glass]

Okay then why are there satallites up there that I can see?

yes I have this question too, but my comments are restricted to SpaceX activities.

I remember as a kid, when my city was much smaller and there was less ambient light at night AND also when we had a farm 40 miles outside the city limits, we would lay out side at night and you could see the satellites go overhead. Some would take a minute, maybe a minute and a half to go from one horizon to the other. Some were slower.

Of course I don't know for sure they were satellites but it seems reasonable until a better explanation comes along. The other thing to ask would be how come I can see them at night? They didn't appear to be that far up, but apparently they were far enough up to get hit by sunlight? hmmm.

There are just over 1000 satellites apparently.

Officials say there are 22,000 objects orbiting Earth that are big enough to track.

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2013/09/23/article-2429933-1831C8F700000578-153_634x436.jpg

So how come we don't see dozens and dozens zipping across the sky?
A reputable Source: the DailyMail (http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2523271/Image-reveals-disused-rockets-abandoned-satellites-orbit-Earth.html)

Of course that is not a real photo... but an image. As is this one:

A German photographer, Michael Najjar, has created the below image to show just how serious a problem space debris has become.
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2013/12/16/article-2523271-1A14F53C00000578-723_634x407.jpg

[Glass]

Elon Musk: "We Have Not Ruled Out" That UFO Caused Space X Explosion


ZeroHedge (http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-09-11/elon-musk-we-have-not-ruled-out-ufo-caused-space-x-explosion)

I'm not going to say anything. The BS is getting so deep it won't be long and you won't be able to see the rockets.

January launch: Rocket didn't land on ocean barge as claimed but actually exploded (http://gold-silver.us/forum/showthread.php?92249-Those-damn-goy-ETs-destroyed-our-satellite!&p=853159&viewfull=1#post853159).

[cheka.]

megaphone trolls are thick in the comment section - something's up

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-09-11/elon-musk-we-have-not-ruled-out-ufo-caused-space-x-explosion#comment-8096030