"UFO Fragment" falls in Siberia

surajt88

Well, that's your view. If you feel it's a waste of time, you are welcome to ignore this thread. I tried to get more details on this incident and couldn't find any explanation for the origin of the object in question. Hence I came here trying to find any possible explanation. I'm not trying to waste anyone's time.

That aside, turns out the object is made mostly of titanium.

phinds

Uh ... have you been reading the rest of the replies?

turbo

Did anybody actually see this thing fall? According to reports, it was found in the woods and dragged to the village on a trailer.

Pattonias

I wonder if they know its Titanium because its "ultra strong" or an expert actually confirmed it. Titanium parts in the aerospace industry is no huge feat. That would really only confirm that it was most likely from a plane or rocket. There is probably someone out there who know exactly what it is and they are laughing their butt off right now at all the speculation.

It would amuse me if it did turn out to be the top of a grain silo. (Most likely made of some other "ultra strong" material such as steel.)

surajt88

Found this video from the Mirror news article. Not sure if it refers to the object falling.

Chronos

Looks like an air conditioner uprooted by a storm.

dustinthewind

Thats prety interesting that much titanium couldn't have come cheap. The next step if they have any curiosity as to investigate it would be to analyze a sample of the material to see if it is homogonous and is actually titanium and or if it is some unusual alloy they cant identify. They don't quote how they could know that it is titanium so it's sucpicious. Then who is claiming it fell out of the sky the whole town, one drunk hippie? They don't say. You would think they could get some more pictures of it from inside and out. Who analyzed it could be helpfull also to determine if the person was qualified to do so. In my opinion its intersting but lacking in details. Which is convenient for a lot of the news companies when all they want is a good story.

SuperiorPrep

Lol, I have to say I'm on the side of the skeptics...

dustinthewind

Well lets not assume its not a legitimate story. I mean all the events described could have verry well happened. I just lament that there was not more in depth coverage. Hopefully if this is legitimate the author will cover this story more fully as it would be an interesting mystery to solve. Maybe the question to ask is who is the original writer and how can we contact them with questions that may help them investigate.

PoetaDemonio

To a degree, this is interesting. Merely because it's clearly a man made object, and that renders the question of, who's object is it? but not really a good arguement for potential alien evidence! Okay, so it's compossition is titanium, so what? all the suggests is it probably belongs to a government agency of some sort, in which could afford such an expensive piece of junk!

Why do we assume that if there was or is, other civilizations out there in the cosmos, that they would share similar or even mildly comparable styles of technology to us? (in which that object looks man made)... Especially if we are to suggest that they have travelled across star systems or potentially could be inter-dimentional beings! If they could achieve this feat of engineering, then obviously they are far beyond anything we can even imagine, considering we can't even reach our closest star with our current technology.