Russian Scientist: "UFO Crashed Into Meteorite to Save Earth"

**Oneironaut Zero** · 05-30-2009 04:32 PM

Article (and more information in the "Read More" link).

Whether it's true or not, it makes for some awesome mental imagery.

**Black_Eagle** · 05-30-2009 05:50 PM

I want to see the crystals. It is quite peculiar that the meteor exploded. I mean, why would it do that?

**Invader** · 05-30-2009 05:59 PM

Alien bomb, imo. I'd like to see these crystals too. Pretty shady otherwise.

**Jeff777** · 05-30-2009 06:18 PM

Are we that special?

**Taosaur** · 05-30-2009 06:26 PM

It was probably an alien scientist determined to see his life's work examining the human rectum continue.

**SomeDreamer** · 05-30-2009 06:30 PM

Yes, everyone loves of THAT much!

**grasshoppa** · 05-30-2009 07:05 PM

God made the alien do it.

**Taosaur** · 05-30-2009 07:23 PM

Let us praise the deliverer who died to save our stools.

Praise Zjeebux!

Praise Zjeebux!

Praise Zjeebux!

**Kael Seoras** · 05-31-2009 03:25 AM

Honestly, I wonder why some alien would give that much of a shit about some planet.

**grasshoppa** · 05-31-2009 04:47 AM

Because they are humans from the future!

**LucidFlanders** · 05-31-2009 07:45 AM

Wow, so some aliens died so i can sit down cracking jokes about it dieing. Awesome! HAHA you died for nothing you fool! now you are not alive, and i am born, and laughing at you!

**Invader** · 05-31-2009 08:30 AM

Originally Posted by LucidFlanders

Wow, so some aliens died so i can sit down cracking jokes about it dieing. Awesome! HAHA you died for nothing you fool! now you are not alive, and i am born, and laughing at you!

Hypothetical scenario:
Some alien species saved our planet because they valued it for some odd reason, perhaps for it's ability to naturally sustain life, or perhaps for some other resource. They did not do it to save humans. They intend to rid the Earth of human civilization in time for the arrival of their capital vessels. All the while you sit there laughing under the assumption that humanity must be the only reason this planet can be valued. Joke's on you buddy.

But that's just hypothetical, like I said.

**Sandform** · 05-31-2009 11:33 AM

I would love for this to be true. Please, God, let this be true.

**LucidFlanders** · 05-31-2009 04:47 PM

Originally Posted by Invader

Hypothetical scenario:
Some alien species saved our planet because they valued it for some odd reason, perhaps for it's ability to naturally sustain life, or perhaps for some other resource. They did not do it to save humans. They intend to rid the Earth of human civilization in time for the arrival of their capital vessels. All the while you sit there laughing under the assumption that humanity must be the only reason this planet can be valued. Joke's on you buddy.

But that's just hypothetical, like I said.

That sucks....i take back my laugh, i am sorry aliens! *cough* ok, time to go back to your planet now *cough*.

**IndigoGhost** · 05-31-2009 05:51 PM

Its always good to protect your investment.

**wasup** · 05-31-2009 09:00 PM

He better have done some major research to corroborate his claims, otherwise he's gonna get ridiculed. The "markings" on the quartz slab, for example? Who says they aren't just random (i.e. formed naturally). etc. etc.

**IndigoGhost** · 05-31-2009 10:55 PM

Originally Posted by wasup

He better have done some major research to corroborate his claims, otherwise he's gonna get ridiculed. The "markings" on the quartz slab, for example? Who says they aren't just random (i.e. formed naturally). etc. etc.

Mathematical shapes cannot be created consistently by natural forces. So if they are mathematical then they are of intelligent origin human or otherwise.

**Xei** · 06-01-2009 12:56 AM

Shouldn't really be in the science forum, should it?

**Sandform** · 06-01-2009 03:26 AM

Here is a picture of the slabs. Well, I'm assuming these are them. Why would internet sites lie to me?

Best pic I could find.

And here we see our friend, Dr. Yuri Lavbin, holding a fragment of the space ship.

**IndigoGhost** · 06-01-2009 11:21 AM

Originally Posted by Sandform

Here is a picture of the slabs. Well, I'm assuming these are them. Why would internet sites lie to me?

Best pic I could find.

And here we see our friend, Dr. Yuri Lavbin, holding a fragment of the space ship.

Those look like normal rock with shapes carved by humans

**Sandform** · 06-01-2009 12:51 PM

I refuse to believe that the amazing (and impossible to be created by a human being) markings on these stones are not from an alien civilization superior to our own.

Originally Posted by our friend

"We don't have any technologies that can print such kind of drawings on crystals," Labvin told the Macedonian International News Agency.

The interesting part to me is the ferrum silicate, since I have no clue what that is, and I can't find any internet sources telling me what it is. However, after looking each word individually, I can come to a very poor guess that it is some kind of negatively charged metal (possibly Iron) rock thing. X.X

Although I joke, I would like for this to be true, I really would, something about it just makes me yearn for it to be real. I mean, after all, if what is said in the story is true, there might be a compelling case here, maybe not the case being argued, but some type of interesting story could come out of it. More information is needed.

**IndigoGhost** · 06-01-2009 11:58 PM

Originally Posted by Sandform

I refuse to believe that the amazing (and impossible to be created by a human being) markings on these stones are not from an alien civilization superior to our own.

The interesting part to me is the ferrum silicate, since I have no clue what that is, and I can't find any internet sources telling me what it is. However, after looking each word individually, I can come to a very poor guess that it is some kind of negatively charged metal (possibly Iron) rock thing. X.X

Although I joke, I would like for this to be true, I really would, something about it just makes me yearn for it to be real. I mean, after all, if what is said in the story is true, there might be a compelling case here, maybe not the case being argued, but some type of interesting story could come out of it. More information is needed.

Checked the news today? You annoyed them so they stole an aircraft ;/

**DuB** · 06-02-2009 06:55 AM

Originally Posted by Sandform

The interesting part to me is the ferrum silicate, since I have no clue what that is, and I can't find any internet sources telling me what it is. However, after looking each word individually, I can come to a very poor guess that it is some kind of negatively charged metal (possibly Iron) rock thing. X.X

Ferrum is latin for iron. According to this website, iron silicate is also known as fayalite.