Did a flying saucer explode in the sky over South America? Scared residents of a small Argentinian town seem to think so, and they have evidence to support their fears.

The peaceful town of Berrotarán in the province of Cordoba is home to almost 7,000 people. You can imagine the commotion rapidly spreading from home to home as mysterious fragments started raining down from the skies, following a loud explosion that was heard by everyone.

Some homeowners were lucky (unlucky?) enough to have found these strange shards in their backyards and now they’re concerned for the safety of their families. Miguel Coranti is one of the first to discover the fallen fragments:

“We live a couple of blocks away from the town center of Berrotarán and we found almost all of the objects. These things are heavy, thick and strange, like nothing we had ever seen before. We are fortunate that these objects didn’t cause any damage to our home.”

 

The fragments seem to be made up of some type of hard, glass-like substance. Dense and compact, the glass looks like it’s been subjected to very high pressures. On the surface, the objects are covered in a thin protective layer. What could they be?

Our aircraft and satellites are built using light materials, not dense glass. Therefore, it seems the fragments couldn’t have resulted from a collision between man-made objects. An extraterrestrial origin hypothesis would fit this scenario if it weren’t for a small detail: inscriptions. Unfortunately for all UFO enthusiasts out there, the inscriptions feature our alphabet, proving the debris resulted from the explosion of something made by humans.

As you can see from the photo, the fragments are clearly marked “B5.” Unless aliens use the same symbols we do, these chunks of glass came from an object of earthly origins.

The loud explosion that preceded the falling debris was heard all over the region and not just over the small town, suggesting the incident occurred at a high altitude. People in the area are irritated and concerned that no-one has offered an explanation yet.

Source: http://locklip.com/mysterious-objects-fall-from-the-sky-in-argentina-are-they-ufo-fragments/