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Bulava ballistic missile test

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RE: Norwegian Spiral cloud

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Russia admitted on Thursday that its much-touted Bulava intercontinental missile failed another test, after unusual lights were spotted in Norway across the border from the launch site.
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Missil fra en russisk ubåt

Romfartsekspert Erik Tandberg ved Norsk Romsenter sier at det trolig dreier seg om en russisk rakett skutt opp fra Kvitsjøen.
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"The missile was most likely yet another failed test launch of a Bulava missile from the Typhoon submarine Dmitry Donskoy in the White Sea area," the Barents Observer said. A similar phenomenon was spotted a month ago, but without the spectacular spiral.
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Strange 'Norway spiral' likely an out-of-control missile

A huge, glowing whirlpool that appeared in the skies above Norway on Wednesday was most likely a failed Russian missile launch, says a Harvard astrophysicist
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Correction:
A more likely explanation is that the spiral cloud was from an Bulava ICBM launched from a Russian Dmitry Donskoy submarine. It seems that the third stage malfunctioned venting fuel.
Navtek issued a no-fly alert for the White Sea on the 9th December, 2009.

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See Yaogan Weixing 7 Launch

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Chinese rocket launch at 08:42 UT, 9th December, 2009.

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MYSTERIOUS BLUE SPIRAL LIGHT IN NORWAY SKY DECEMBER 9 2009

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SPIRAL LIGHT IN NORWAY

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