Breaking News: Interstellar Alien object crashes into the Pacific Ocean this has Never happened !!

Scientists have collected fragments from the seafloor off Papua New Guinea that are believed to belong to the first interstellar object known to have entered the Earth's atmosphere but there are concerns about how they obtained them.

Analysis of the fragments is hoped to reveal whether the meteor was made up of elements different from those found in our solar system
Professor Loeb says the fragments may be the first sign of civilisation beyond our solar system
The meteor was detected by US ballistic missile systems in 2014
Last year, the US Space Command confirmed the 500-kilogram interstellar fireball that crashed in the ocean near Manus Island in 2014 came from outside our solar system, sparking excitement among researchers.

The 61-year-old told The Independent he oversaw a team of deep-sea explorers who found 50 tiny spherules, or molten droplets, using a magnetic sled that was dropped from the expedition vessel the Silver Star 2km underneath the surface of the ocean.

He believes the tiny objects, about half a millimetre in size, are most likely made from a steel-titanium alloy that is much stronger than the iron found in regular meteors.

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