Showing posts with label Sverdlovsk Region. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sverdlovsk Region. Show all posts

Friday, November 21, 2014

Mysterious Burst of Light over Russia Leaves Scientists, Locals Guessing

Mysterious Burst of Light over Russia Leaves Scientists, Locals Guessing

By Fred Weir
www.csmonitor.com
11-19-14
On Friday evening, a yellow flash filled the skies over Russia's sparsely populated Urals region. Was it a meteor? A rocket launch? No one seems to know.

      Moscow — An enormous and as yet totally unexplained fireball eclipsed the skies for more than 10 seconds over Russia's sparsely populated Urals region last Friday – and news of the incident is only now trickling out.

Several locals posted YouTube videos taken from dashcams and smartphones, showing an apparently soundless, bright orange sunburst-like explosion erupting behind evening cloud cover near the town of Rezh, in Sverdlovsk region, about 930 miles east of Moscow. Russian media inquiries to emergency services, the military, and academic astronomers have yielded a host of theories but no hard answers as to the cause of the blast.

According to the E1.Ru news portal in Yekaterinburg, Russian military sources deny having anything to do with the blast . . ..
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Thursday, November 20, 2014

UFO NEWS: Eerie Flash in the Sky Over the Sverdlovsk Region | VIDEO

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Eerie Flash in the Sky Over the Sverdlovsk Region 11-14-14

By urfo.org
11-18-14

     A strange celestial event happened last weekend in the Sverdlovsk region. First, the sky turned red, and then lit up with a bright yellow light.

The correspondent of " New Region ", last weekend sverdlovchane witnessed the strange celestial phenomenon; comment has been made by weather forecasters nor Sverdlovsk Hydrometcenter nor representatives Kourovka Observatory. The best observation point to witness the phenomenon was seen in the sky over the city Rezhom. Video was filmed by Anton Glavatskih, a schoolboy and his classmates. Locals suggest that it could be a meteorite, similar to the one that fell in the Chelyabinsk region in February 2013, and possibly explosions on the old Rezhevskoy chemical plant. . . .
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