Alien saves town from huge fireball...

Is it a horse struck with lightning.. it looks like some horse shoes there..
This propably walked with 4 feets and we us stupid people want everything to walk with two to make a case of abnormal.

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Star! Yours is the only logical explanation in the whole darned thread. But those would be the biggest Fulgurites I have ever seen.

groingrinder
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Star! Yours is the only logical explanation in the whole darned thread. But those would be the biggest Fulgurites I have ever seen.

Actually if a Transformer blew up or a high voltage line hit the ground they can form ones up to 15 Feet LONG! Here are some man made ones


They look suspiciously similar...

dollukka
Is it a horse struck with lightning.. it looks like some horse shoes there..
This propably walked with 4 feets and we us stupid people want everything to walk with two to make a case of abnormal.

Excellent observation *S* for you!

abeverage
Those look more like Fulgurites which are caused by Lightning. That would explain the big booms...

Fulgurites are natural hollow glass tubes formed in quartzose sand, silica, or soil by lightning strikes although they can be formed by a meteor impact, those are often not rope shaped or hollow.

That would explain the cast manifold/geode/horse hoof appearance of some of the chunks.



Still far less likely than an Alien giving its life to save a small town in the Yucatan, but we really should keep an open mind.

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I would say pass it on to Dr Greer he's the one who has access to variety of scientists who can examine this thing...?

Yea....pass it onto Greer.....he'll definitely think of a few ways to make some fast $$'s with it!

Looks like someone threw a bunch of glass in a fire.

But i wasn't there and don't want to call anyone a liar.

draknoir2

abeverage
Those look more like Fulgurites which are caused by Lightning. That would explain the big booms...

Fulgurites are natural hollow glass tubes formed in quartzose sand, silica, or soil by lightning strikes although they can be formed by a meteor impact, those are often not rope shaped or hollow.

That would explain the cast manifold/geode/horse hoof appearance of some of the chunks.



Still far less likely than an Alien giving its life to save a small town in the Yucatan, but we really should keep an open mind.

edit on 30-9-2013 by draknoir2 because: (no reason given)

I am keeping an open mind.

However those do not represent parts of ship nor any being. Now if a ship impacted at the velocity of say a meteor impact, then those still could have been formed.

If for some reason a UFO gives off an electrical discharge or a unknown Ancient Defense system that gives off electrical discharges...again those could form.

They are not however a charred remains of any sort of being horse or alien. They are Fulgurites.

abeverage

draknoir2

abeverage
Those look more like Fulgurites which are caused by Lightning. That would explain the big booms...

Fulgurites are natural hollow glass tubes formed in quartzose sand, silica, or soil by lightning strikes although they can be formed by a meteor impact, those are often not rope shaped or hollow.

That would explain the cast manifold/geode/horse hoof appearance of some of the chunks.



Still far less likely than an Alien giving its life to save a small town in the Yucatan, but we really should keep an open mind.

edit on 30-9-2013 by draknoir2 because: (no reason given)

I am keeping an open mind.

However those do not represent parts of ship nor any being. Now if a ship impacted at the velocity of say a meteor impact, then those still could have been formed.

If for some reason a UFO gives off an electrical discharge or a unknown Ancient Defense system that gives off electrical discharges...again those could form.

They are not however a charred remains of any sort of being horse or alien. They are Fulgurites.

Keep a sense of humor as well.


I was being ironic.

Looks like a mini ironman broke through the soundbarrier and then exploded.

Zarniwoop

The fireball impacted just outside the town, destroying a few small buildings and melting several power lines, no one was reported hurt in the incident.

Local police and some residents who attended the crash site, recovered pieces of burnt debris from the scene, including several melted objects which look mechanical in nature.

The most interesting find was a charred humanoid figure, roughly 12 inches in height, with a head, two legs and two arms.

I wonder if it is possible that one of the small buildings that was destroyed by the fireball contained a 12 inch tall statue and objects which look mechanical in nature?

That would present the possibility of no alien presence.

Roman Catholics have a tradition of placing status of Jesus, Mary and other religious figures in little alcoves built inside, outside or even hidden in the structure of the building. It's supposed to bring good luck.

Most likely this happened here.

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Thanks for the link! The Lichtenberg figures are AWESOME!!

Jefferton
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The fact that even some people believe this crap, is why UFOlogy is such a joke.

I am aware that it probably not an alien, but he story is interesting..and worthy of a little investigation to discern the facts. That is why I posted it to ATS. Now I am happy for peeps to debunk it but until a plausible explanation is given it is not debunked.
I would be interested to knowing how you know this to be crap. Is it a hunch on your part. Are you seeing something I am not and if so could you kindly share..

purplemer

Jefferton
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The fact that even some people believe this crap, is why UFOlogy is such a joke.

I am aware that it probably not an alien, but he story is interesting..and worthy of a little investigation to discern the facts. That is why I posted it to ATS. Now I am happy for peeps to debunk it but until a plausible explanation is given it is not debunked.
I would be interested to knowing how you know this to be crap. Is it a hunch on your part. Are you seeing something I am not and if so could you kindly share..

I actually found it interesting and I am glad you posted it. I am also curious as to what actually caused those fulgurite formations.

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I think it's entirely plausible that a meteorite hit the ground and caused them.

From you wiki link...

The glass formed is called lechatelierite which may also be formed by meteorite impact and volcanic explosions.

purplemer

Jefferton
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The fact that even some people believe this crap, is why UFOlogy is such a joke.

I am aware that it probably not an alien, but he story is interesting..and worthy of a little investigation to discern the facts. That is why I posted it to ATS. Now I am happy for peeps to debunk it but until a plausible explanation is given it is not debunked.
I would be interested to knowing how you know this to be crap. Is it a hunch on your part. Are you seeing something I am not and if so could you kindly share..

Probably not alien... Discern the facts... Debunk it's not something alien? Sure, because of all of the overwhelming physical evidence we have up until today that aliens are real and here?

Classic example of the believer methodology. Start from the point of view of it being alien, based only on a story and work in reverse to prove it's not. Oofa...

If this happened the way you explained it,
THAT'S CRAZY !!
Attacama Humanoids giving their lives protecting
Mayan cities.
Get Los Angeles on the phone Purple's
got an amazing movie idea.

The scene opens with the little alien quietly waking
up, putting on his pants one leg at a time..
All the while knowing his is a thankless job
protecting the skies above Human cities.
Sip of alien coffee and he walks out to his ship.
Not knowing its his last.

is it me or does it look like horse shoes and some leg from a horse maybe

I'm in 100% agreement with the Fulgerites presented by Abeverage. They are the absolute, most logical answer to the question. It's not a fun paranormal or UFO thing, but it is a VERY cool Geological thing!



peace,
AB