In New Jersey, the sky fell mysterious square metal object Workstations wastewater treatment in New Jersey reported a fall of square piece of metal from outer space, and no one, at least officially, though unofficially can not tell where it came from. Brigadier WWTP of Secaucus Steve Bronowice first discovered an unidentified object about the size of 13 by 13 centimeters, which is 8 October fell from the sky and damaged two mechanisms. Factory worker Vic Sapp said he heard a loud bang and saw a flying square object that looks consisting of layers of ceramic, metal and something like rubber. Finding subject Bronowice did the same thing would have made any in his place - was to look for information on the Internet. He found out that his discovery somewhat thinner than tiles on the space shuttle, but the resemblance was obvious. Bronowice was not sure what that thing really was a part of the space shuttle, but it is clearly seen him fall. In connection with the events press secretary, NASA announced that the shuttle did not run in 2011, and the account of the tiles was very precise, and the presented object was not similar to the protective tiles. Flew from the sky unidentified object side view The Police Department of the city of Secaucus and the Federal Aviation Administration say they have not received information about any unusual objects that fell from the sky in New Jersey. Regional Commissioner for Health Hudson Carlos Rodriguez says that on the subject have been no radiation.
Posted on: Wed, 15 Oct 2014 07:28:16 +0000
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