Subject: WOW! 'UFO Takes Down Russian Rocket' Thu May 15, 2014 10:03 pm
Discernment......but could it be true.......something comes in it's path...
WOW! 'UFO Takes Down Russian Rocket'
Published on May 15, 2014
YOU HEARD IT HEAR FIRST GUYS! THIS IS REAL DEAL! MAY BE THE BIGGEST VIDEO I HAVE EVER DONE!#VIRAL UFO SHOOTS DOWN OR TAKES DOWN THE RUSSIAN PROTON ROCKET CARRYING THEIR MOST ADVANCED SATELLITE TO DATE! CRAZY!
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Russian Proton rocket carrying advanced satellite crashes Published time: May 15, 2014 22:22 Edited time: May 16, 2014 02:22
A Russian Proton-M rocket with an advanced satellite on board crashed outside of Kazakhstan's territory on Friday, about nine minutes after lift-off. The Express-AM4R would have been Russia’s most advanced and powerful satellite.
There are so far no reports of damage or casualties resulting from the Proton-M's failure to deliver the satellite into orbit.
The rocket could have crashed over the Altai Mountains or the Pacific Ocean, a source told RIA Novosti.
All other launches of Proton-type rockets will be halted at Baikonur space center in Kazakhstan until the reason for the crash is determined, a source told RIA Novosti.
There was an emergency engines shutdown on the 540th second following the launch, the Russian Federal Space Agency said, as quoted by Itar-Tass.
The third stage had another 40 seconds to go before the planned separation from the satellite when the engines failed, RIA Novosti quoted a source as saying.
All of the fuel left over from the launch was likely burnt up in the atmosphere, including the toxic heptyl components used to power the Proton rocket, Interfax reported, citing a source.
Both the rocket and the satellite on board also burnt up in thick layers of the atmosphere during the fall, but debris from the objects could have fallen on the ground, Itar-Tass reported, citing Roscosmos.“Individual small fragments of the rocket could have fallen...the impacted area is being specified,” a source from Roscosmos said.
A special commission from the Russian Federal Space Agency will be in charge of investigating the reasons behind the crash.
Space expert Stephen Clark told RT that it is extremely unlikely that there are casualties.
“None have been reported up until this point. It is a vast expanse of the Pacific Ocean or the Russian Far East where this debris has likely fallen. And that area is very sparsely populated, so it is highly unlikely that someone was hurt or killed by this,” he said.
The Proton-M rocket, carrying an advanced Express-AM4R satellite, was launched on schedule from Baikonur on Friday. The Express-AM4R would have been Russia’s most advanced and powerful satellite.
The spacecraft weighed 5.8 metric tons and had 63 transponders providing X-band, C-band, S-band, L-band, Ku-band, and Ka-band capacity along with 10 antennas installed.
The satellite was to provide internet access in Russia’s remote regions at affordable prices. This was Russia's third launch of Express series satellites this year. In March, Express-AT1 and Express-AT satellites were put into orbit.
In 2013, Russia carried out 32 of the 82 space launches completed worldwide, only one of which failed, Interfax reported.
Screenshot from Roscosmos live feed
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Subject: US and Europe Strike Russian Military Satellite. Star Wars Fri May 16, 2014 8:07 am
US and Europe Strike Russian Military Satellite. Star Wars
Published on May 15, 2014
ON THE VERGE OF WW3. Russia to ban US from using Space Station over Ukraine sanctions. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/world...
Russia is to deny the US future use of the International Space Station beyond 2020 and will also bar its rocket engines from launching US military satellites as it hits back at American sanctions imposed over Ukraine crisis.
Russia's deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Rogozin announced a series of punitive measures on Tuesday against the US in response to sanctions imposed after Russia annexed Crimea.
The two countries have long cooperated closely on space exploration despite their clashes in foreign policy.
The Space Station is manned by both American and Russian crew, but the only way to reach it is by using Russia's Soyuz spacecraft.
The US is keen to keep the $100 billion (£600) ISS flying until at least 2024, four years beyond its original target.
What other World Powers Could or have the Technology to do this?
Subject: Who Shot Down Russian Proton-M Rocket Advanced Satellite? Fri May 16, 2014 8:16 am
Who Shot Down Russian Proton-M Rocket Advanced Satellite?
Published on May 16, 2014
What nation or is motivated the most to "shoot down" the Russian Pro-M rocket with advanced satellite
http://www.paulbegleyprophecy.com also http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/world... alsohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?feature... alsohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LO5Od... alsohttp://rt.com/news/159304-proton-rock...
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Subject: Re: launch plus 9 minutes Fri May 16, 2014 12:40 pm
The 9 minutes or 540 (5+4+0) was the 'tell' that it was not only deliberate, but done in a manner that would leave the calling card.
Just my opinion, but the ufo angle is hokum. (It'd be cool though) The visual anomaly barely visible from the right and then the left are likely directed energy beams mating on the doomed rocket. The USN has publicly discussed the technology lately, but admitting that its on a space based platform is a big no no.
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Subject: Re: launch plus 9 minutes Fri May 16, 2014 12:59 pm
Welcome back to earth I gather....
Australia: Flaming Ball Falls from Sky and Crashes 'Like a Bomb'
Subject: WOW! UFO Takes Down Russian Proton Rocket -vid Fri May 16, 2014 3:12 pm
same thing.. there is something there where is that X37 #1 or #2 ?????
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Subject: Re: launch plus 9 minutes Fri May 16, 2014 8:27 pm
spring2 wrote:
same thing.. there is something there where is that X37 #1 or #2 ?????
Most likely candidate for the aforementioned platform in my opinion. The previous launch encountered a 'contingency', floundered a bit and ultimately re-entered. THIS, on the other hand, was a little less subtle.
Subject: launch plus 9 minutes 
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