Starting a secret missile or a meteor explosion? U.S. naval base has no answer
(8 years ago)A missile launch? Or just a flame of a meteor? A mysterious facility was seen in the air base in Washington. Enigma has opened many speculations and questions, but so far the answer has not been found. On Sunday morning at 3:56am, Greg Johnson of the Skunk Bay Weather caught some [...]
On Sunday morning around 3:56am, Greg Johnson of the Skunk Bay Weather has caught some mysterious vertical lights in the coast of northern Kitsap. In the 20th second, there are some orange - colored lights that pass through the clouds of the sky.
This event has been published online to get others' opinions about the origin of the phenomenon, “reported. RT” Transmission Periscope.
Everybody said it didn't come from them... They said they have no structure to launch large missiles”, Johnson wrote in a Facebook post.
I discussed the argument with Robert Lundsorf of American meteor society, and he said it was definitely not a meteor. It looked like a launch of a missile”, Johnson said, disseminating the image along with Cliff Mass, an atmosphere science professor at Washington University who also confirmed that “was not a meteor”.
There's a lot of speculation about this”, said Tom Mills, the marine base spokesman, for Fox 59. ” But it's certainly not a launching of the “missiles./Periscopi/
My good night came caught up what appears to be a distant missile step on Whedbey Island Sunday AM. I sat on it for a while. After sharing with Cliff Mass he did a blog on it. https://t.co/YBPXRGFP @NWSSatetle @WunderCave @WeatherNation Pic.twitter. com/ RN8H3 IQ9
) Skunkbywether (@ Skkbywether) June 11, 2018
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My good night came caught up what appears to be a distant missile step on Whedbey Island Sunday AM. I sat on it for a while. After sharing with Cliff Mass he did a blog on it. https://t.co/YBPXRGFP @NWSSatetle @WunderCave @WeatherNation Pic.twitter. com/ RN8H3 IQ9
) Skunkbywether (@ Skkbywether) June 11, 2018