During July of 2013, Professor Milton Wainwright and his team from the University of Sheffield and the University of Buckingham Centre for Astrobiology sent a weather balloon almost 17 miles above the Earth to collect samples.The balloon was equipped with a sampling device ... (which) ... opened when the balloon was at it’s desired height, remained open for 17 minutes, exposing electron microscope stubs, and closed, keeping the samples safe from contaminants. Some of the particulates left small craters, which may signify that they were falling at an accelerated speed, not merely floating matter. The most noteworthy sample was a metallic orb measuring 30 micrometers in diameter and composed of a combination of mostly titanium and a tiny amount of vanadium. Testing revealed that biological material was inside the sphere and oozing out, and that the outside had a fungus-like covering.

In this particular mystery, there are two possibilities: the spheres are from Earth or from an intelligent, other-worldly source.

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Mielenkiintoista, Erästä Titaani/vanadiini seosmetallia käytetään lääketieteellisissä laitteissa ymv. Mahtoikohan tuo Titaani/Vanadiini partikkeli olla peräisin jostain tuollaisesta lähteestä kun biologista materiaalia löytyi siitä. Jonkunlainen arvoitus kuitenkin on se että miten se on joutunut 17 kilometrin korkeuteen.