RSS Feed
December 23rd, 2011 
FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda
By
Daily Mail Reporter
Last updated at 10:04 AM on 23rd December 2011
It is a mysterious ball that looks like a prop from a science fiction film – and nobody can explain where it came from.
Police have been left baffled after a strange metal sphere fell to the ground in a remote area of northern Namibia, Africa.
It weighs around 13lbs, has a diameter of 14 inches and its rough surface looks like ‘two halves welded together’, said police forensics director Paul Ludik.
The baffling metal sphere, pictured made a crater 12 inches deep where it fell
When the ball came down it caused a crater 12 inches deep and 13ft wide, although it was found some 60ft away.
Locals claimed to have heard several explosions in the days before it was discovered by a farmer on his land.
The find sparked speculation on the internet that it could finally be proof of extra terrestrial life, even though it bore a passing resemblance to the head of a character from the children’s series Teletubbies.
Some claimed that it could be an escaped particle from the Large Hadron Collider, reindeer droppings or a Quaffle from the Harry Potter films.
Others – arguably with more accuracy –
guessed it was a hydrazine tank, which are used on space satellites to
store the flammable chemical.
Mr
Ludik however was quick to point out that more tests need to be done
and that NASA and the European Space Agency had been notified.
The sphere could be a hydrazine tank used on satellites such as the one pictured
He said that the ball was discovered a month ago but it has only now been made public. Whilst it was made of a ‘sophisticated material’, it was something that was known to mankind.
He explained that the explosion heard by locals could have been the sonic boom when it broke the sound barrier coming down to Earth, or by the impact on the ground.
The compound appeared to be a ‘metallic
compound normally used in space vehicles,’ although he would not be
surprised it it was actually from a normal aircraft.
Police deputy inspector general Vilho
Hifindaka added that the sphere, which landed 480 miles from the
Namibian capital Windhoek, did not pose any danger.
He said: ‘It is not an explosive device, but rather hollow, but we had to investigate all this first’.
The mysterious metal sphere landed on dry land in an area of northern Namibia, pictured
Earlier this year Britain and the rest of the world was put on alert when one of NASA’s satellites broke up and crashed to Earth.
Huge chunks of titanium up to 350lbs from car-sized Upper Atmosphere Research Satellite tore through the atmosphere at 1,800mph but the best NASA could guess was that they landed somewhere south of Inverness on the equator.
To try and reassure the public it also revealed that the odds of being hit were one in 3,200 – more likely than getting a hole-in-one in golf.
Weeks later Germany’s Roentgen satellite crashed to Earth and split up into 30 huge chunks including one which weighed 880lbs.
Share this article:
Here’s what other readers have said. Why not add your thoughts,
or debate this issue live on our message boards.
The comments below have not been moderated.
-
Newest -
Oldest -
Best rated -
Worst rated
They peel them with their metal knives…….
Report abuse
Definitely a Toclafane. Be afraid, we are about to be decimated.
Report abuse
Its a Salyut 7-Kosmos 1686 Helium Tank. Google it, no mystery here, they even have pictures.
Report abuse
It’s a Venusian Battlestar testing for range of it’s weapon.Fortunately the weapon technology has not kept pace with the space program.
Report abuse
Looks man-made and does not look as though it has travelled far.
Report abuse
its a snowball from the transformers.
Report abuse
It’s space junk! We’ve got more satelites orbiting the earth than we need, and bits are going to drop off sooner or later – just hopefully not on anyone’s head!!!
Report abuse
Looks like a fisherman’s buoy to me….
Report abuse
Looks like a powerline marker ball of some type. The weight is right too. A 12 inch crater 13FEET across sounds a little suspect.
Report abuse
Perhaps its the load Michael O’leary dropped when he found out his secret charges were being abandoned?
Report abuse
The views expressed in the contents above are those of our users and do not necessarily reflect the views of MailOnline.
Related posts:
Views: 0
Posted in 
Tags: 
