Space Balls of crashes in Namibia

Namibia - Recently, a large metal ball fell from the sky, and found in remote grasslands in Namibia. Local authorities are confused by this discovery, contacted NASA and European space agencies.

Hollow sphere with a circumference of 1.1 meters (43 inches), found near a village in northern Namibia, approximately 750 kilometers (480 miles) from the capital Windhoek.

Director of the Forensic Police Namibia, Paul Ludik, said that residents had heard several small explosions a few days earlier. The ball diameter 35 cm (14 inches) has a rough surface and appears to consist of two parts that are welded into one.

According to Ludik, the ball is made ​​of metal alloy known to man, and weighs approximately 6 kilograms (13 pounds). Found 18 yards from the landing site, in a hole as deep as 33 centimeters and 3.8 meters wide.

In the past 20 years, several similar ball is rumored to have fallen in South Africa, Australia and Latin America. Thus was launched Physorg, (12/26/2011).

Police Deputy Inspector General concluded Vilho Hifindaka ball does not pose any danger. "It's not explosive, but it has a cavity. We have to investigate all of this before," he said.

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