[HOAX]Chunk of the Satellite landed on our farm! What can we do with it?[HOAX]

Originally posted by AGWskeptic
U.S. laws don't apply in Canada.

If he does have a chunk he's under no legal obigation to return it to NASA.

I'm keeping an open mind on this, no need to call someone I don't know a liar.

actually it is law and there is paper work that says you are required by law to give it back to the country it was from...so yes he does by law have to give it back to nasa

Wow. I've never been on this side of the slams before. I'm signing off until my son digs it out and I get get photos (many from all directions) to post here now that I know how, somewhat. Till then enjoy.

I wonder why none of the grass surrounding
the area is not burnt?

reply to post by SLAYER69

Yup.
Here's what a fairly good sized meteorite looks like after it hits the ground.

skyriver.ca...

A nice impression but not enough kinetic energy to create a crater, much less a burned out one.

Originally posted by Trexter Ziam
reply to post by popsmayhem

 

Fire pit was my idea too - ESPECIALLY beside a corn plant. It's common to burn your burnables next to the field so that the ash can be used to lime the field (on the cheap).

Not that close to green corn, the heat would wilt it pretty quickly, that corn looks healthy.


Not familiar with Canada's growing season, but all the corn here is brown right now, pretty close to harvest.

How can a pic have no exif data?

File size : 190505 Bytes
MIME type : image/jpeg
Image size : 1341 x 646
/var/www/onlinebarcodereader.com/temp/8e8d51d2e4f2d0cacb8b9dc3a62acd87.jpg: No Exif data found in the file

well...now that i've seen the debris.... my previous reply would not apply...

reply to post by Mentorman



there is a shrine in Mecca that features a chunk of black space debris...

follow that example... or else start a fallen object museum & charge 50¢ a person
((because the real money is in the sales of refreshments & pay toilets))

gawd your so lucky

So Instead... build a golden 'Dome' over the hole in the ground & declare it 'special' or 'holy'


gawd your so lucky

reply to post by Mentorman


aww don't feel bad. Everyone is used to being skeptical. Yes, please send more pics, you have my interest! Tell your son to be carefull and wear gloves if he must dig it up, and maybe a mask too.

Originally posted by Mentorman
Wow. I've never been on this side of the slams before. I'm signing off until my son digs it out and I get get photos (many from all directions) to post here now that I know how, somewhat. Till then enjoy.

Thank You for all your time and effort...I really really appreciate what you've done. Don't let the trolls get you down. They are just jealous. GREAT PHOTO!

Des

reply to post by Mentorman


Suggest that you take pictures with something referencing specifically the debris and a size comparison.

If you have more trouble, you can try entering chat and seeing if a Mod is available to help.

Originally posted by popsmayhem
reply to post by ldyserenity

 

Yup exactly what I suggested. Keep your mouth shut, sell it on the black market.
Go to your local bar and ask the big burly looking biker guy where you can
find *the black market*. He will be able to help you from there..

Yup, but the OP already put their foot in it now...they will be busting the door down to the home in 0.8 seconds flat now!!! We were told not to touch it I don't think it's to protect the people, it's because touching it can be interpreted as attempting theft. I think personally. But that is for the US citizen, I dunno for Canada the government of Canda may be able to intervene if the US tries to arrest one of their citizens?

That keg someone mentioned earlier may just be sitting next to this thing.

Now OP....


Are there any glass like material at the bottom of the pit?

reply to post by AGWskeptic


I agree, too close, beautifully green stalk.

So, the OP is in Canada for sure? Which Province?

Its probably been bombarded with cosmic rays and space radiation so if you touch it you might get super powers

reply to post by Phage


Would this be comparable to debris from Columbia? Because I'm not aware of any crater left by Columbia's debris... just some scorched grass. And that was an entire shuttle.

reply to post by AGWskeptic


During the NASA news conference just ended, NASA said in cases of debris fallen on non-US soil (that they want to retrieve) would be done through the UN.

Just their response to the question.

Originally posted by Mentorman

This isn't working. I got it uploaded to ATS. Then what? I copied the url of the pic on ats, but it shows a broken link. Suggestions?

you do realize once you load the picture too,,
ATS,,
it will be considered THEIR property,,
and not removeable,,

right???

i would not load the picture too ATS.
just my honest lawerly type of opinion,,

look up up "NEW",,picture rules,,
on ATS.

reply to post by Phage


That's nice for a most likely solid Iron meteorite but the debris from the Satellite [man made] my react differently upon impact.

Just saying is all

Originally posted by BobAthome

Originally posted by Mentorman

This isn't working. I got it uploaded to ATS. Then what? I copied the url of the pic on ats, but it shows a broken link. Suggestions?

you do realize once you load the picture too,,
ATS,,
it will be considered THEIR property,,
and not removeable,,

right???

i would not load the picture too ATS.
just my honest lawerly type of opinion,,

look up up "NEW",,picture rules,,
on ATS.

Hey Bob...haven't seen you since the Crisis in Japan forum.

Hush Bob...we want to see the pics....just hush.