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Any idea where these space balls came from? Its speculated that several such balls have dropped in southern Africa, Australia and Latin America in the past 20 years.
The discussion centers on the origin of mysterious metal balls that have reportedly fallen from the sky in regions such as southern Africa, Australia, and Latin America over the past two decades. Participants assert that these objects are likely manmade, with references to Composite Overwrapped Pressure Vessels (COPVs) as potential sources. The consensus is that proper investigations are underway, and skepticism is warranted only if compelling evidence suggests otherwise. Overall, the articles referenced provide reasonable explanations for the phenomena observed.
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surajt88 said:Any idea where these space balls came from? Its speculated that several such balls have dropped in southern Africa, Australia and Latin America in the past 20 years.
surajt88 said:Any idea where these space balls came from?
The images from these two articles match very well.Simon Bridge said:You don't buy the http://www.nasa.gov/centers/wstf/laboratories/composite/index.html
I thought so.The images from these two articles match very well.
Ivan Seeking said:Okay, without my glasses I was reading this as "meat balls falling from space".This isn't quite so bad.
I've heard of a lot of strange reports, but meat balls would be a first.
Thank you! That's what I keep reading!Ivan Seeking said:Okay, without my glasses I was reading this as "meat balls falling from space".This isn't quite so bad.
I've heard of a lot of strange reports, but meat balls would be a first.