What caused the strange spiral over Norway?

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The discussion centers around a phenomenon that could be an asteroid or comet, highlighted by a notable spiral shape. References to the Bulava missile test from 2009 are made, suggesting a possible connection to the observed spiral. Observers note that if it wasn't related to the missile test, the projection appeared to move from the right to the upper left-center of the view. The size of the spiral is emphasized, indicating it was significant even for a projection. Additional context is provided through links to related news articles and Wikipedia entries.
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Could be an asteroid or comet - the spiral thing is pretty cool.

 
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hamster143 said:

If it wasn't the Russian missile test it also appeared to be a projection from right to upper left-centre. Although, it was a fair size even for a projection.
 
I think this is what you saw :smile:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/8405481.stm"
 
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