Espiral de luz na Noruega deixa população surpreendida

sandraandrade · 11 Dez 2009 às 22:30

Vince disse: ↑

Não terá sido um relativamente vulgar Halo de 22º ?

http://www.atoptics.co.uk/halo/circular.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/22°_halo
http://astrosurf.com/skyscapes/otica/halo.htm

Mas envie a fotografia para confirmar.
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Sim, foi isso mesmo, já confirmei.Foi a primeira vez que vi um e pode ser vulgar mas é lindo!

http://img10.imageshack.us/img10/2313/10122009152.jpg

bionblood · 29 Mar 2010 às 14:40

isso ai é haarp. tem uma haarp lá na noruega. não é missel, tem até mais de dois rastros.além que se fecha num vortex negro.nada de mais na verdade

Knyght · 29 Mar 2010 às 18:17

Esse foi falhado mas talvez outros não, parece que a Russia não está a brincar em serviço, é sempre bom para colocar os EUA na ordem...

jonhfx · 31 Mar 2010 às 17:53

Knyght disse: ↑

Esse foi falhado mas talvez outros não, parece que a Russia não está a brincar em serviço, é sempre bom para colocar os EUA na ordem...
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Os russos já conheceram melhores dias, as suas forças armadas vivem dias complicados
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Navio de guerra russo à deriva no mar do Japão

A corveta Pribaltika, da frota da Marinha russa no Pacífico, está à deriva no mar do Japão, com 170 pessoas a bordo, depois de sofrer uma avaria na sala das máquinas, revelou a agência Interfax. A água terá forçando a paragem do motor principal. Fonte oficial da Marinha russa recusou-se a fazer comentários.

in Diário Económico
22 de Março de 2010
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E a capacidade de construção de equipamentos militares idem, até já compram barcos a França:

France, Russia Move Closer to Mistral Deal

MOSCOW - France will send a warship to Russia in November in the run up to an unprecedented deal to sell it a helicopter carrier, a top defense ministry official said Oct. 31, RIA Novosti reported.

"In November, the Mistral helicopter carrier will arrive on a visit to St. Petersburg," the first deputy chief of the Navy general staff, Oleg Burtsev, told the news agency.

Burtsev also confirmed that Russia was planning to purchase one of the Mistral warships and to construct a further four warships under license.

"We plan to buy one Mistral-class ship in France, and with technical support from the French to build four helicopter carriers of this class under license," Burtsev told the news agency.

Burtsev said that he attended talks on the warship deal in France two weeks ago and that France agreed to Russia's proposal to buy the ship, RIA Novosti reported.

The Mistral warship can carry 16 heavy helicopters, landing-craft and troops and can also act as a command and control vessel.

Burtsev did not name a price, but the ship is set to cost up to 500 million euros ($740 million) RIA Novosti reported Saturday, citing French media.

The Russian armed forces chief of staff, Gen. Nikolai Makarov, said in August that Moscow planned to buy a Mistral in an unprecedented deal that experts said reflected Kremlin efforts to accelerate military modernization.

The naval commander-in-chief Vladimir Vysotsky raised questions over the deal in September when he said that Russia might look to Spain or the Netherlands to buy the ship-building technology.

Since World War II, Russia has insisted on producing all military hardware for its own use and export, but it has failed to keep up with the West.

In recent years, Russia has talked a lot about modernizing its armed forces, which still rely heavily on Soviet-era equipment, and steadily increased its procurement budgets during Vladimir Putin's presidency.

The Mistral-class warships would be based at Russia's northern and Pacific fleets but might also be used against Somalian pirates, Burtsev said.

"The ships are being acquired for troop-carrying, peace-keeping and rescue operations. What's more, this ship can be effectively used for fighting pirates, including those off the coast of Somalia," Burtsev told RIA Novosti.

Russia is one of several countries to have sent naval ships to the coast of Somalia to try to combat the rising tide of attacks on vessels passing through the strategic Gulf of Aden.

In the most recent attack, Somali pirates seized a Thai fishing trawler with a crew including 23 Russian sailors, the Russian foreign ministry said Oct. 30.
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E os problemas com os "Bulava" parece que são reincidentes :

Buzz Up! Print Story The new nuclear-capable missile central to Russia's plan to revamp its ageing weapons arsenal has suffered a new failure in testing, in a major blow for the armed forces, reports said Thursday. Skip related content
The submarine-launched Bulava missile was test-fired from the Dmitry Donskoi submarine in the White Sea early Wednesday but failed at the third stage, the Kommersant and Vedomosti newspapers reported, quoting defence sources.

No further details on the circumstances of the launch were available.

The test was the 13th test-firing of the Bulava and the ninth time that the launch has failed, Vedomosti said.

However the Russian defence ministry declined to comment on the failure or even confirm that the test launch of the intercontinental missile had taken place, the reports added.

The problems with the Bulava have become an agonizing issue for the defence ministry which has ploughed a large proportion of its procurement budget into ensuring the missile becomes the key element of its revamped rocket forces.

The previous failure in July had forced the resignation of Yury Solomonov, the director of the Moscow Institute of Thermal Technology which is responsible for developing the missile.

The problems are also a major political embarrassment coming at the same time as Russia is still negotiating with the United States the parameters of a new arms reduction treaty to replace the 1991 START accord.

The treaty expired on December 5 and despite intense negotiations the two sides have yet to announce agreement on the text of a new agreement.

The Bulava, which can be equipped with up to 10 individually targeted nuclear warheads, has a maximum range of 8,000 kilometres (5,000 miles).

It is the sea-based version of the Topol-M, Russia's new surface-to-surface intercontinental missile, and designed to be launched from Moscow's newest Borei class of submarines.
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