A mysterious spiral blue light illuminated the night sky over Europe on Monday.
The spacecraft was captured in an amazing video and, apparently, was created by the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket accelerator. To the groundAccording to experts.
The fraudwork video shot in Croatia at about 16:00 in eastern standard time or 21:00 local time shows a luminous light rotating in the sky that many commentators on social networks have compared with a spiral galaxy. The full video at normal speed lasts about six minutes.
Many commentators on social networks compared this amazing sight with a spiral galaxy. (CRISTIC CHRISTIC/TMX)
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The British Meteorological Bureau stated that it received many reports about the “light whirlwind in the sky”, and stated that it was probably caused by the Space X missile launched from Cape Kanveral in Florida at about 13:50 in the eastern standard time as part of the Government Secret Mission NROL-69. Elon Musk-SpaceX, owned by SpaceX, launched a useful load on behalf of the National Intelligence Directorate (NRO), the Government Agency of Intelligence and Observation.
“This is probably caused by the SpaceX Falcon 9 missile, launched earlier today,” wrote a meteorological bureau on X. “It seems that the frozen binding of exhaust gases of the rocket rotates in the atmosphere and reflects sunlight, forcing it to look in the sky in the form of a spiral.”
According to scientists, luminous light is an example of what some people call the SpaceX spiral. Space.com.
The mysterious spiral blue light, probably caused by the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, illuminated the night sky over Europe on Monday. (CRISTIC CHRISTIC/TMX)
SpaceX spirals develop after the upper step of the Falcon 9 rocket is separated from the first stage accelerator. Since the upper stage continues To the cosmosThe lower step falls, returning along the spiral to the ground, dropping the remains of fuel.
Then the fuel instantly freezes because of its high height, and the light reflects from it, creating a strange glow in the sky through the final hole.
The SpaceX Falcon 9 missile starts from the launch pad of the NASA Space Center Kennedy at Cape Kanveral, Florida, March 14, 2025. (SpaceX/NASA)
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A space spectacle on Monday occurred just a few days after the SpaceX team, working with NASA, returned with two stuck objects. Cosmonauts from space.
