My friends UFO and fireball

Hi everyone im outback

Back in 1991 my friend was over in Vic for the summer holidays.
On his way back home just past the Vic sa border his wife could see strange green and blue lights up in the sky she told him to pull over. They said that there were six or so bright green or blue lights. The wife said it was like the were (playing or circling) the lights were quite far away, They continued on home.
Near the end of the journey and I mean like 10minutes from home. a bright molten beachball sized fireball came in at low trajectory and shot over the front of his car, my friend says it was so close. I said "what do you mean" he said if he was going just a faction faster it would of hit him. They parked on the hill and could see it glowing/burning down in the valley.
They continued on home, the next morning after a sleep they both totally forgot about it and went on as normal.
Until a new years eve party in 1994, the host of the party was telling UFO story's for hours until both my friend and his wife remembered the blue and green lights they saw, they then both remembered the fireball.
they all agreed that if the story was true they would find the fireball.
The next day they found it spread in a v pattern 50 feet long. Hear is a pic of one piece

I saw this post and my mind went......






Seriously.

Can you guess how my day is going?

Sorry to derail the thread.

Is it metallic?

Interesting story. Has the find been tested in a lab? It should tell you if it is meteoric in nature.

Not sure I could forget about almost being hit by a fireball! Let alone resist the urge to explore the landing site!

a reply to: Outback22

That is a meteorite and with that story worth a ton of money.

Yes it sticks to a magnet

a reply to: Montana

Yeah sure I'll test it in a lab... Do you think I would ever get it back?

Odd looking thing. Maybe it's space junk that burned up in re-entry? Or a alien fidget spinner.

a reply to: Naturallywired

Yes it could be space junk, but what a close call for the driver

originally posted by: Outback22
a reply to: Montana

Yeah sure I'll test it in a lab... Do you think I would ever get it back?

Universities are a good bet. A test doesn't require the entire object....

a reply to: Montana

It work's a bit different down under, things like this can be a bag of trouble

Pretty cool story.

did a weird vahina penus looking alien that looked like a spider come out?

a reply to: Outback22

molten plasma ejecta from UFO when it was in its plasma state

originally posted by: Naturallywired
Odd looking thing. Maybe it's space junk that burned up in re-entry? Or a alien fidget spinner.

Here I thought having to deal with the kids in lines with the fidget spinner. Can you imagine if the Aliens start playing with big ones? Well that would explain all the strange noises coming from the ski...Alien fidget spinners!!


Sorry couldn't resist.
OutBack22 Thank you for sharing the story. It sounds very interesting. Did the site where he found this item have any damage? I would love to see a picture of the actual site. Is there impact damage, fire damage, anything?

Some has been removed....by who? Your friends or the government? And since there is some left is it a solid piece or lots of little pieces.

S&F!

a reply to: Martin75

After two years zero impact damage, ground appeared normal. Just were it landed just under the surface there was crunchy glassy charcoal over a 3 foot area.
The witness and his friend are the only ones that no were it is, dozens of small pieces left. Most of the pieces were within 3 to 15 feet, but the impact splash was up to 50 feet long.

a reply to: Outback22
Thanks for the extra info. This is so neat. Do you think they would take pics? Of course I would try to remove any data because you don't won't this site's location to be found. But it would be neat to see if we could notice anything. Thanks again for the extra info!

a reply to: Martin75

I haven't got a picture of the valley. Hear is another piece

a reply to: Outback22
I love the smooth parts. I assume that is from entering our atmosphere. Thanks for taking the time to answer and post more pictures.