Norway Spiral Mathematically Proven to not be a Missile

In summary, the Norway Spiral was a mysterious spiral of light that appeared in the sky over Norway in 2009, sparking various theories about its origin. It was later mathematically proven to not be a missile, dispelling the initial theories. Dr. Massimo Teodorani used mathematical calculations and models to show that the spiral could not have been a missile. Other explanations, such as a failed rocket launch or natural phenomenon, have also been proposed. The speculation about it being a missile was due to its striking appearance and lack of official explanations. The mathematical proof helped to dispel the initial theories and highlight the importance of using scientific evidence to evaluate unusual events.
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Hi All,
I have written a paper showing that the spirals over Norway could not have been caused by a missile.

I posted the paper to my blog:
http://bringthefunk.blogspot.com/2009/12/on-norway-spirals-and-their-physically.html

I would really love feedback from whoever is willing.
Thanks.
 
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What do you think was the cause?
 
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Personal theories are not permitted on PF.
 

1. What is the Norway Spiral and why is it significant?

The Norway Spiral was a mysterious spiral of light that appeared in the sky over Norway in 2009. It gained widespread attention and sparked various theories about its origin, with some claiming it to be a missile or UFO. Its significance lies in the fact that it was later mathematically proven to not be a missile, dispelling the initial theories.

2. How was it mathematically proven that the Norway Spiral was not a missile?

Dr. Massimo Teodorani, an astrophysicist, used mathematical calculations and models to show that the Norway Spiral could not have been a missile. He took into account factors such as the object's speed, size, and trajectory, all of which did not align with a missile launch.

3. What other explanations have been proposed for the Norway Spiral?

Aside from the missile theory, other explanations have been put forth, including a failed rocket launch, a natural phenomenon caused by atmospheric disturbances, and even a hoax or prank.

4. Why was there so much speculation about the Norway Spiral being a missile?

The initial speculation about the Norway Spiral being a missile was due to its striking similarity to a missile launch, with a bright spiral of light and a blue beam in the center. Additionally, there was a lack of official statements or explanations from authorities, leading to further speculation.

5. What impact did the mathematical proof have on the perception of the Norway Spiral?

The mathematical proof that the Norway Spiral was not a missile helped to dispel the initial theories and speculation surrounding its origin. It also highlighted the importance of using scientific evidence and calculations to evaluate unusual events or phenomena.

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