Namibia Space Mysterious Ball Solved

Metal ball from space that crashed in Namibia finally revealed. These heavenly bodies previously had made ​​a scene of residents in the African continent. Then the object is horrendous?

According to the researchers who conducted the investigation of these objects reveals, most likely the fuel tank of an unmanned rocket. It has a heavy metal ball 6 pounds with a 1.1 meter diameter, found near a village in a remote pasture about 750km from the capital, Windhoek.

Residents reported hearing a small explosion a few times a few days earlier and authorities contacted the authorities confused NASA and European space agencies. While the Internet began to swirl about the rumors that it might be evidence of alien life beyond Earth.

Launched by The Age, Tuesday (27/12/2011), the scientists speculate that it is a 39-liter tank of hydrazine, which is usually used on unmanned rockets to launch satellites. But they do not explain why the ball fall into a particular geographic footprint.

In the past 20 years, several similar ball is rumored to have fallen in South Africa, Australia and Latin America.

Mysterious Ball Discovered in Namibia

Namibia Police created a frenzy. On the remote prairie in the northern country, supposedly discovered a mysterious ball falling from the sky. Mysterious ball with a diameter of 35 cm and weighs 6 kilograms were discovered about 750 kilometers (480 miles) from the capital Windhoek. The local government immediately complained to the NASA and European Space Agency to investigate the findings.

About 18 yards from where the discovery of this ball, there is a hole as deep as 33 centimeters and 3.8 meters wide. Before the ball is found by a farmer on his land, some residents claimed to hear a small explosion a few days earlier.

According to forensic experts, Paul Ludik, the ball was made of metal alloys that are recognized by humans. "The ball has a rough surface and appears to consist of two parts welded together," said Ludik quoted as saying by AFP news agency. He explained that the explosion was heard by local residents 'sonic boom' when it came down to earth, or sound from the impact with the ground.