On 6 Mar 2011 at 17:41, Marco Langbroek wrote:
> Anyone recognizing the object in the pictures below as anything
> space-related?
That looks rather interesting. If it fell down from above, it must be
space-related, mustn't it? It didn't fall from an aeroplane!
> While I don't think it is likely space-junk, I nevertheless want to
> check it out for certainty. I am quite sure it isn't an iron meteorite either. It looks
> artificial.
It does look artificial. The straight gouge at which your finger is
pointing in the third picture, and (to a lesser extent) the thin
sharp edge visible in the second picture, do not look natural.
If you don't think it is space junk, and you don't think it is an
iron meteorite, and you think it is artificial, what do you think it
is? Part of a UFO?
How dense is it? Have you done the good old Archimedes test - found
its volume by putting it into water? How much does it weigh, and how
much does the weight drop when it's underwater?
Thomas Goodey
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