Space ball: UFO shocks Brazilians (VIDEO, PHOTOS)

nice christmas tree ball jajajajjaja

Maybe this could be related with big bang heard on the Hawaiian islands...? I looked at the path of flight on Google maps , maybe this debris reentry started above Hawaii and plunged into Brazil,

They should built Space Shuttles out of this material..

No problem with heat shield tiles

No problem with crash landings.

Ideal stuff.

I smell a conspiracy.. ;-)

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By the way...Hydrazine Bladder Tank is apparently made from EPDM...or rubber This thing in the video sounds metalic in nature...

The tank is a bladder tank... A titanium tank, with a rubber bladder inside. The bladder is pressurized with a gas, such as nitrogen and has the job of pushing the hydrazine out of the tank, no matter what position it is in during rocket ascent.

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The space shuttle would have certainly burned up without heat tiles.

The reason that these tanks survive is that they are not very heavy in relation to their surface area. Feather vs rock falling thing.

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That thing looks like an old toilet flush ball. It must belong to a crappy satellite.

Not like I give too much credit to this kakkerlaks but this must be the same:

COPV

For those not too familiar with Titanium:

Titanium

Dodgy stuff Hydrazine, they're lucky none of the liquid escaped. What scares me most is the fact it survived re-entry, if it had split on impact we would be looking at a few dead villagers. If memory serves me well 3-5 parts per million of this stuff can be fatal,

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If there were a few dead villagers we would never hear of the ball hitting the earth. There would have been a coverup by the agencies that put these things into orbit. Everyone knows how things work.

The metal drill looking thing on the top is interesting...

I do believe the guy who said its a bladder tank filled with Nitrogen is right. If that metal ball was filled with nitrogen and fell at terminal velocity and made that crater of color, perhaps the nitrogen stained the ground with blue, purple, and violet. If it can change the color of light, which is a wave and a PARTICLE, and the earth is made up of PARTICLES, it should have the same general concept, right? When its connected with light, it still a wave, so its free-form. but the earth is solid, so if those particles got excited when it hit the ground at terminal velocity, mixed with the gas that was more than likely emitted after impact, by theory, perhaps the stains around the impact crater were cause by Nitrogen?

Nitrogen glow. Electrical discharge in air. Particle beam from a cyclotron. The ionized-air glow is the emission of characteristic blue–purple–violet light, of color ...

As for the part as to why its in tact; The inside is rubber with pressurized gas, think of a pressurized raquetball coated in metal hitting the ground. If the metal is in fact titanium(which more than likely it is), it would make sure the pressurized raquetball survived re-entry.

space cannonballs....
2nd

That's one of Optimus primes' balls. Debunked.

Says the debunker.

Actually nobody here knows what it is nor will we know. Period.
But go on, debunk my professional friends we need your knowledge and wisdom upon this ball o steal.

If you got the balls...

Looks to me in the closeup photograph it appears as if something burned it's way out chemically on one end. Note the odd doscolorations and drip trails outward.


I also noticed in this does appear to be man made. Notice in this vidcap there is a collet ring in the middle of the nozzle and a snap ring that connects it to the assembly to the sphere.

maybe thats where ufos put their poop and then eject it out the ship. kinda like joe dirt's giant poop metor

Maybe its a U.S. Sphere holding a deadly virus that will spread cross the country killing millions

Something like this one

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I wonder if this is the foreshadow of the movie "The Day The Earth Stood Still"?

So whose liable if one of these falls on your house? You? lol.

Space debris insurance anyone?

Ah ha! Here we go:

"For anyone wondering what it actually is, it's likely a 39-litre hydrazine bladder tank (based on its apparent size; there are also much larger hydrazine tanks). They're used on unmanned rockets for satellite launches, which would explain why they're falling down in such a specific geographic footprint."

gawker.com...