wow...it sure look like something is going through a worm hole like they show on TV... make you wonder what they really know and what they really telling us.
Thanks for sharing
R.

Looks good, sure. I think it's possible that it was a rocket. The "beam" is the launching-trace, and the spiral could be the expanding rocket gases when it was spiraling (out of control?), and we're looking at it's back.

Here's a chinese video of a similar phaenomenon:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WqrbbF8JSMc
watch it and think of a rocket, looking from below at it's back.

Spooky

Quote Ralph:
"The world powers have technology far beyond what they allow us to know"

Maybe, maybe not. When I look at the EU-Airbus project A-400M, which is a military transporter aircraft, which is in planning for many years with lots of money, and is now at the edge of canceling because they don't seem to be able to construct an airplane with a reasonable budget like an airplane which already exists (the old Soviet "Iljuschin" or "Antonov"), it seems those technologies you speak of are certainly not known in the EU  . Well, Russia isn't part of the EU, and Norway isn't, too (they have a lot of oil income), maybe they are ahead of the EU...

Spooky

If the rocket stage had a constant defect at it's jet (or whatever) it could have resulted in a constant spiraling. I have seen that in minor rocket tests, and a similar thing in aviation (tailspin). The impressing spiral at the sky was probably a result of the expanding (outwards-blown) output of the rocket engine.
   I remember when a boy I did something similar. I put some wet hay in a perforated can, fixed a cord to it, lit the hay with a bit of gasoline and ran off rotating the can at the cord. When windstill, I could see quite nice expanding circles of smoke.

Spooky