Cops: Unidentified flying object a

Cops: Unidentified flying object a

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An 8-pound unidentified flying object that crashed through the roof of a moving company warehouse in an industrial area of Jersey City this morning, narrowly missing a co-owner of the company, turned out to simply be a piece of machinery.

The metal block, which took 30 minutes to cool down, fell through the roof of a one-story brick warehouse belonging to Al Smith Moving at 33 Pacific Ave. at 9:26 a.m., officials said.

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I did a quick search and have not seen this up yet. I heard this morning that the object was unidentifiable. Now it is being identified as a piece of steel. But where did it come from? Satellite? Gotta run out for now. Enjoy. I look forward to seeing if anyone can Identify this.

Sorry if this has been discussed already. Mods you know what to do.

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Could be from the satellite collision.

Another Gov't cover up. Sad. It was probably something ET, the co-owner should've kept it safe.

Oh yes!
Pieces of machinery fall out of the sky all the time!
Of course if its a piece from the satellites, or one of our ET friends vehicles.
The government would pay the people large sums of our money, so they don't talk.

It's probably a satellite piece... and if it's not that's what the government will call it.

Could be part of a UFO, but you'd think they wouldn't let the story out at all if it actually was.

The metal chunk -- which took 30 minutes to cool after it crashed through the roof of Al Smith Moving at 33 Pacific Ave. at 9:26 a.m. -- turned out to be a missing tooth of a gigantic mulching machine located roughly three football fields away at Reliable Wood Products at 1 Caven Point Avenue, police spokesman Lt. Edgar Martinez said.

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Jersey City Police Department investigators found that the block flew off a mulching machine that breaks up wood, belonging to a recycling company, Reliable Wood Products at 1 Caven Point Avenue.

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They did n `t even notice that the piece was missing. Some other incidents mentioned in the article suggest this happens occasionally.

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[edit on 18-2-2009 by UmbraSumus]

Theories abounded -- perhaps it was piece of a plane, maybe debris from the recent collision in space between a U.S. satellite and defunct Russian satellite.

But..

But Jersey City police solved the case shortly after noon.

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