Sunday evening, a weird sky phenomenon broke up the monotony of a small Maya Town.
A huge object, thought to be a fireball, lit up the skies over the town of Ichmul in southern Yucatan at around 8:30 PM local time.
The falling object was accompanied by a strong thundering noise and a loud blast as it crashed onto the ground triggering flashing blue hazes and a power outage. According to witnesses, flames were observable until approximately 2 AM at the object’s landing site. The sky phenomenon was also observed in Saban, Quintana Roo, San Francisco, and Peto Chikindzonot township.
What was this bright object falling from the sky?
As you can imagine, this strange light phenomenon scared the hell out of the religious inhabitants… Flaming object falling from the sky, thundering noise, blue haze, power outage, fire and so on… It would have also creeped me out!
So, some courageous witnesses decided to inspect the drop area and found strange parts embedded in the ground. Some locals picked up the fragments of the object and stored them at the municipal police station to determine its mysterious origin.
Asteroid or space junk?
Well the police started to inspect the gathered pieces and found what looked like humanoid figures. Imagine the reaction of wonder and excitement among locals – like OMG aliens are visiting!
If they represent space junk, direct contact with them may be dangerous to humans since they may contain radioactive material.
So what do you believe: space junk or meteorite? I bet on satellite debris. What do you think? (SOURCE)
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It appears to be pieces of a huge Fulgurite.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fulgurite
If the debris entered the atmosphere in a north to south trajectory or south to north, it is most likely a Russian spy satellite. Spy satellites are launched in polar orbits to spend as much time over USA et al. The Russians are also know for their disregard as far as space junk re-entry. I would not get near the remains. Likely to be radioactive as the Russians have no problem using plutonium to power their satellites.
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That debris is worth nothing.
Worth nothing to you- does not mean worthless, just means you are too limited to see its value.
That debris is worth millions more than your opinion.
Earth’s environment is becoming increasingly energized and is peaking and falling. The protective layers of earth is breaking down and inviting space objects – it is time to awaken
That debris is worth a fortune. The town should sell it on eBay and divide the money equally among the town’s people.