An unusual phenomenon was observed in the sky over the island of Okinawa in Japan. Two objects similar to falling meteorites were noticed by local residents. Scientists admitted the possibility of artificial origin of objects.
Eyewitnesses describe the objects as slowly moving, resembling fireballs. But unlike meteorites, a long plume was visible behind them, which is unusual for falling cosmic bodies.
Associate professor at Hyogo University, Toshihito Ishida, emphasized that meteorites usually fall quickly and the trail behind them is short. This indicates that the recorded objects may be of artificial origin.
The scientist suggests that the observed object could be an artificial satellite descending from orbit or consist of several parts of the apparatus. Such a phenomenon may be of interest to space agencies, as it may indicate the development of technology and progress in space exploration.
However, there is no confirmation that the recorded objects are indeed artificial. Additional research and data collection is currently underway.
If it is confirmed that the objects are of artificial origin, then this will be an interesting discovery for science and technology in the space field.
