Pieces of Crashed Alien Spaceship found in Siberia

Russian scientist said to have found parts of a crashed alien spaceship about 100 years ago in siberia.

Site (Only in portuguese, i'll translate the news from the newspaper website)

The researchers say they found traces of an alien device that might have crashed near Tunguska river, on Siberia in 1908.
The news agency Interfax says the scientists are trying to get a fund from the government, to be able to search this phenomenon. The scientists also claim to have discovered a 50Kg stone, which was sent for analysis in Krasnoyarsk, a Siberian Town.

The explosions in Tunguska, on an isolated part of Siberia, are one of the scientific mysteries on XX century. By June the 1st of 1908, what was believed to be a meteorite exploded a few kilometers from Tunguska river, and devastated about 2000 Km2 of forest.


if you find a site in English, please post the link.


[edit on 22-9-2004 by Falkner]

Here are a few links on this fresh news (all in English) :

Yahoo! News (AFP)

Space.com

WorldNetDaily

Pravda

I'm sure it's easy to find many others, but this is enough to read for a start...

I don't have proof, but find interesting that Tungusta happened on the same day Nikola Tesla tested his "Death Ray".
So I don't believe it was alien spaceship.

Interesting that you point that out... Tesla's works always have fascinated me.

Here is a link to Tesla's death ray story...

This topic has been raped in the past few days, please do a search on ATS before you post.

I read the original article in Russian and it's patently bogus.

Originally posted by Aelita
This topic has been raped in the past few days, please do a search on ATS before you post.

Actually I'm having a hard time finding them now.

At one point we were locking about a dozen of these a day to direct posters to the ATSNN thread (which may have expired), and now I can't find one.

I could be wrong, and this may still be closed, but I'd like a link first.

Nice list of sources by the way SpookyVince.

I saw this reported in Pravda. The whole thing seems sketchy. I find it amusing and maybe ironic the Pravda translates to mean Truth. (I believe.)
So far they havn't provided much of that in the past.

Well I'm not convinced anyway of the reality of it, but it is at least interesting to see that after a century of uncertainty there are still people really interested in finding out. And, really, why should not it be a UFO? Again, before we know for sure, everything must be checked out.

And yeah, the Pravda is not always the best source of news, but... There are others this time to back it!

And thanks to RANT for the nice word!

[edit on 19-8-2004 by SpookyVince]

i have not seen the pieces in the news yet, so i doubt they have. But to think of it, i dont think the news will show it anyway.

Originally posted by 1halucinogen1
i have not seen the pieces in the news yet, so i doubt they have. But to think of it, i dont think the news will show it anyway.

but i think it is also on CNN webpage.

Alright Falkner first of all next time you watch the history channel pay more attention!

The Tunguska river inciddent was a meteor that exploded in the atmosphere thus making no crater, So their was no crash space ship or anything like that the only extraterstial object that crashed was a rock.

Originally posted by RATT
Alright Falkner first of all next time you watch the history channel pay more attention!

The Tunguska river inciddent was a meteor that exploded in the atmosphere thus making no crater, So their was no crash space ship or anything like that the only extraterstial object that crashed was a rock.

I'm not claiming it was an extraterrestrial spaceship. That was just the title of the thread. I reported the news, having links to support it. I never saw this on history channel, which, btw, has lots of nonsense. That�s all.

On the other hand, you must have been there when it happens, once you're absolutely confident you know it was a rock, which had hit the ground 100 years ago.

And for your source... uuhhh... it's highly quoted on academicals scientific research.

I'm impressed with your knowledge!


[edit on 21-9-2004 by Falkner]

I read the original article in Russian and it's patently bogus.

Indeed! Not to mention that this particular region of Siberia was directly underneath thousands of missile tests & spacecraft launches over the years (thus the ground is littered with man-made debris). Hmm, I wonder why there were no pictures posted? Sounds like a publicity-stunt.

MK

The problem with this report is that it originates from Pravda. The problem with Pravda is that it started out as a propaganda tool for the Communist Part of the Soviet Union. Pravda is to journalism what Hugh Hefner is to fundamentalist Christianity. I'm not denying the possibility of a crash, however i seriously question the sources and journalism to this. Besides, why would they be saying that it's a UFO now instead of saying that years ago?

Btw......this is old news as well.

RATT you right it was on history channel last night, but they said they couldn't get to the area until 20 years later to investigate, and there still was a high level of radiation there, they speculate it could have exploded in the air with out hitting the ground.

I agree with you BeMoreCynical. I think this is a way to get a fund, than any other thing else.

Originally posted by knowledge
RATT you right it was on history channel last night.

Post Scriptum

RATT: Before you restate that I have seen this on History Channel once again, please check the date of the first post.

The episode I saw was a repeat! So you could have seen it!

scientists also claim to have discovered a 50Kg stone

OMG they must be the first in the world to make such a sensational find!

[edit on 22-9-2004 by merka]

Originally posted by RATT
The episode I saw was a repeat! So you could have seen it!

or... i could have quoted it from the news site, and posted the link on my first post.