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

[TechStuf]

Look, gianna, we all know you're having trouble with social interaction, and we've put up with it long enough....

I'll put it in plain language that you're sure to be able to translate.  This is a forum about discussing possibilities, not to pander to immature characters who call 'bs' on every thing.

Such ones, like yourself, would certainly not act as you are in real life.....

For example, if you showed up to a UFO or Free Energy convention in real life, and started doing your 'BS' and 'Idiot' routine with your big mouth, your fingers, or both...

You'd have had your 'BS' attitude adjusted for you by now.

Do yourself and us a favor, quit popping onto the site simply to register how lonely and bitter you are. (sad for one so 'young'.)  You've registered your dissatisfaction and it's past time for you to move on to yet another nook on the net that will probably do as we did, and tolerate your curmudgeonly self for a spell.

You've moved past ridiculous.....


Now it's just time to move....on.




TS

[NickZ]

  gianna:
   Your rude and insulting attitude is what we are sick of. It has nothing to do with your opinion, which I also don't share.

[hartiberlin]

Another evidence, that the meteorite was much lower in height:


http://rt.com/files/news/meteorite-crash-urals-chelyabinsk-283/trail-falling-residential-apartment-54.jpg


and there is the quote:


http://rt.com/news/meteorite-crash-urals-chelyabinsk-283/

"Witnesses in Chelyabinsk said the city's  air smells like gunpowder."


If the trail would have been produced in 28 Km height, there would have been
NO SMOKE on the ground that you could smell !

Decending from 28 Kms it will take a long time for the smoke particles to come
down, ... but not from 500 to 1 km height !

So you have it... the meteorite was much lower than claimed by the scientists...

at least over the Chelyabinsk city !

[TechStuf]

VERY interesting information...

"Witnesses in Chelyabinsk said the city's  air smells like gunpowder."

Various otherwise non-explosive materials require both pressure and heat in order to ignite.  I can certainly understand the attitude of many in Russia, that this appears to be a warning of some kind.  Of course, by the time that many smell 'sulfur', they will see it falling as well.

http://www.arkdiscovery.com/sodom_&_gomorrah.htm

The cities of the plain in the days of sodom and gomorrah received a great pouring of burning 'hail'.  The  balls of sulfur which fell, still litter the sites today.  Sulfur more pure than any natural source found on earth.  Certainly not volcanic.  The balls are still ignitable today, and the burnt shells of the sulfur balls indicate that they were on fire before hitting the ground, many surviving because of being smothered out in the ashes that were created by the great conflagration.  The Dead Sea was once very much alive, and the region around it, a lush paradise.  A paradise sacrificed on the altar of institutionalized wickedness.  Man's inhumanity to his fellow man.   

Just before the earthquake that caused the remains of Noah's Ark to rise out of the ground to greater prominence, strange lights were seen in the skies of the area.  Many lives were saved by so many being outside to witness the lights.  In the case of the russian meteor it seems, many were injured by the concussive blast as they were at their windows to witness the meteor trail when the sound came.  Signs and wonders....indeed!  The more these things occur, the more people wonder how to react to them.  Instead, one should study the amazing correlation between these events and what was foretold.  As thus far, these events are following an ancient Script written just for our day.




TS



P.S. Revelation 8:7 indicates that what happened at sodom and gomorrah will happen again at this late hour.

[e2matrix]

Quote from a CNN article today about new calculations on this and other info:  "From there, Brown said, they could calculate the size of the fireball; and using an estimate of the meteor's speed from the numerous dashboard and mobile-phone cameras that captured the scene, it was "first-year physics" to figure out the approximate size and weight, she said.

The latest estimate is that the Chelyabinsk meteor was about 56 feet (17 meters) across, weighed more than 7,000 tons and was moving about 18 kilometers per second (40,000 mph) when it blew apart, she said."
Article here: http://www.cnn.com/2013/02/27/world/europe/russia-meteor/index.html?hpt=hp_t2
Based on that speed and size I would guess (my guess only) that it was higher than it looked.   For comparison that was flying about 100 times faster than passenger jets.