Strange delayed sonic booms from Russian Meteor and claim that UFO smashed it

[hartiberlin]

Hi,
the latest Russian meteorit at the 15th of February had some strange side effects:

Please watch this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gg1iH7i6ozI


Why was the loud sonic boom bang only 1:24 minutes later heard as the meteorit has already passed by as can be seen by the cloud´s trail 

2. Why were there several detonations to hear ??

Hmm, strange !

As the distance from the clouds was probably not more than 1 Km over the ground where the cameraman recorded this, the sonic boom should be there in just around 3 seconds, but not minutes away ! Can somebody please explain this ?

3.Also these videos show, that a UFO might have broken through the meteorit and thus made it explode in the air, rather then on the ground and so helping to avoid bigger craters and more damage...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5YLxZYiLKMw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=25_eGtmEjHQ

What do you think of this ?

Many thanks, Regards, Stefan.

[hartiberlin]

Also in this video you can hear the several booms and the cloud trail from the meteor is already there
for some time already !

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ajjtObT9RJI


Strange...

WHy does the sonic boom takes so long to come in and why so many boom sounds ?

[hartiberlin]

Also this video:

27 seconds after he began recording and it sounds like being in a war zone !


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1P521pXW6Qo


I guess the clouds are not higher than 1 km , so at 330 Meters/sec the sonic boom
should be there in about 3 seconds but not after 1 minute or more...

and why so many booms ?

[e2matrix]

Cool videos!   I did not however see anything that didn't have a reasonable explanation or at least a theory I could use to logically explain what was observed.    An incoming large meteor or whatever you want to call it - meteorite, space rock will get heated up rapidly upon entering the atmosphere and if it isn't small enough to just burn up it will likely explode into many pieces.  Rocks heated with a torch will explode.   As far as the explosion sounds there are a couple possibilities.   Since this was coming in much faster than the speed of sound an initial boom may have been picked up from miles away from the incoming direction after the meteor had already passed by.   Or it may have been the sound of the impact which easily could have been several miles beyond the city where the videos were taken.   An impact 5 miles away would have produced a boom close to 27 seconds after the fly by.   The main impact could have been the big boom or the sound could have been from earlier when it was going faster than the sound barrier.  Then the smaller booms could have been the impacts of all the smaller pieces either impacting the ground or making their own sonic booms.   I'm not sure but just thinking those are possibilities. 
   The one video of someone claiming a UFO shot it apart doesn't seem likely from what I saw.  It looked more like the point where the meteor exploded and there may have already been some fragments breaking off that were on the same trajectory.    Now if it had really been a UFO I would imagine a high power laser type beam hitting it or an energy burst of some sort that would have totally disintegrated it.  And that would have probably happened far before it got that close to the planet.   If 'they' were protecting us why did over 1000 people get injured?   I think anything is possible but IMO the "UFO shooting it" idea is unlikely. 

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