The news that in the USA a certain object fell from the sky quickly hit the local media, and the police hurried to cordon off the territory and state that it was a weather balloon. But are the images in the video similar remains on a weather balloon? No one will trust officials in america who stated that a mysterious object that fell from sky this week, after which the surroundings of its fall were blocked and people evacuated for some time by the police and the military, was just a “weather balloon”, believes the site theregister.co.uk. A large number of government agents from various institutions gathered urgently in a residential area in Norfolk, Virginia, on the night of Tuesday after of how a mysterious object fell there from the sky. 
Photos from open sources In the news bulletins the object is described as “something strange,” some eyewitnesses say that he resembled balloon, others claimed to have crashed on the ground the artifact had a structure similar to polystyrene foam. According to witness on local television news: “the facility produced strange noise. “People living and working in the immediate proximity, were quickly evacuated, and the area was cordoned off police and military units. Presence of operatives from shadow federal agencies with overall leadership, shows that the incident occurred, of course, it was not mentioned on media briefing. 
Photos from open sources However, it turned out that the initial contact with the landing object was carried out using a robot. After that, consultations were held with experts from NASA. Soon after that the mysterious object that fell from the sky was apparently loaded into an unidentified government vehicle and was removed from the scene. Subsequently, local residents were allowed return to their homes, while military and police contingents parted. Official representative, battalion commander Julian Williamson, then held a briefing for reporters stating that “investigators have entered into contact with the object, and decided that it is … a weather balloon. “He also encouraged anyone who searches or has seen others like objects or events: “Do not conduct investigations at your discretion. Just call the authorities. ”
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