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Two UFO's crash land in Kazakhstan |
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Monday, 18 May 2009 |
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Two luminous balls have fallen from the sky into a field near a village in Kazakhstan. The Local Emergency Ministry is studying the objects, believed to be UFOs.
Residents of Razdolnoye village in Western Kazakhstan saw the UFOs at night.
“This was around three o’clock in the morning,” eyewitness Vladimir Bychkov told Interfax news agency Thursday.
“I was near my tractor, and heard guys shouting: ‘look, there are flying balls!’ They were big balls, and they had sparks falling off them – yellow, red, and green,” Bychkov said.
The balls were reported to have fallen on agricultural lands.
“We were afraid to approach them at first, but after they fell and cooled down, we came up to them and tried kicking them,” another eyewitness, Viktor Dyakov, said.
He said the balls were made from a "weird" material.
“We tried beating them with a chisel, but they didn’t give in, didn’t crease, only gave off sparks.”
According to Dyakov, the balls are silvery in color and around 60 cm in diameter. They also have a small hole on one side.
Emergency Ministry experts did not immediately give any comments.
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