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

[hartiberlin]

I think the 2 videos with the UFOs smahing the meteorite were somehow filtered from the meteorite glow up videos...

Yes, but unfortunately they did not state how they exactly filtered the source videos...

But as in your upper compilation video all videos were again with fish eye cameras, which distort the height
of the meteorite, although a few of them showed the meteorite coming pretty low, at least much lower than 28 Km !

[NickZ]

  As it was obviously dusk, or nearly night time, and the glow from the meteor would most likely cause the camara to adjust for the light, and this can make any other objects quite hard to spot. I can see why the filtering would improve the visibility of other objects. This does not discount the view of what is not just a reflection in the lens, or distortions from light filtering, and would make a difference if this filtering effect is not used. 
  We'll never know for sure.  Would it really make a difference? The important point is that the meteor blew up or was blown up, and caused less harm than if it didn't.
 

[TechStuf]

The important point is that the meteor blew up or was blown up, and cause less harm than if it didn't.

Just like Tunguska which, itself was surrounded by curious sightings before and after the event.
If one takes the time, one may observe an impressive number of Independent videos which show UFO's shooting at or interacting with, fast moving targets.  Having witnessed the speed of these craft on numerous occasions, it is clear to me that they can move faster than meteors.  A meteor moving at 20 miles a second?  Try 60 to 100 miles a second, including right angled turns.  And that's the slow ones you can see.

Of course, the armchair researcher will NEVER know for sure.  Only those among us that truly wish to 'engage' reality are capable of truly discerning these things for certain one way or the other.  This means spending time out of doors on clear nights.  Any time I hear an armchair 'detective' parade their ignorance on the subject, it quickly becomes clear that they haven't put in much 'sky time' out of doors at all.  It's one thing to 'believe' a youtube video, quite another to witness these things for one's self.

To the naysayers (or even the idly curious) I say, get off yer butts, get outside on a clear night with a common laser pointer or even a strobe flashlight and find out what's really what up there in orbit above us (as opposed to an aircraft with blinking nav lights. big no no).  When one responds by doing the 'squirrelly whirly' or 'monster dive' right at you until it's hovering a hundred feet off the ground and lighting up the entire area with an eerie, golden green metallic light....one can rationalize it away or correlate the information to current events in whatever way one may.

I for one, have seen much more than enough by which to discern the lateness of the hour.



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[NickZ]

  I had also previously seen a video of some saucers flying over the area in Japan where the earthquake hit, over the reactors. Now I don't see them posted on you tube anymore.

  Here is another view of the meteor that hit chelyabinsk. It does not look like cracks in the glass, or light reflections. As the glow would blind anything else in the area, this "filtering"  was necessary.
http://siberiantimes.com/weird-and-wonderful/news-and-features/news/so-did-a-ufo-shoot-down-the-famous-chelyabinsk-meteorite-last-month/

[NickZ]

  Sorry that was the wrong link (above). 
My point is that some videos are being removed, whether by the posters, or someone else. It doesn't surprise me that the most reveling videos are not available anymore.