Meteorites began to fall on the house of a resident of Bosnia, Radiva Lajic, in 2007. Since then, celestial objects have attacked the Bosnian's home six times. Laiich himself believes that aliens are to blame for this
Aliens have damaged the home of Radivoje Lajic six times in the past two and a half years using a precisely directed meteorite. How the 50-year-old Mr. Lajic, who lives in the north of Bosnia, annoyed the newcomers, he himself cannot even imagine.
The first time a meteorite hit his home was in November 2007. Since then, according to Mr Lažić, meteorites "have brought happiness to the family, because we have met different people from all over the world who are also interested in this story." Meteorites also bring material benefits - recently Lazic covered the roof of a house with steel, selling one of the meteorites to a university in the Netherlands.
Staff at the University of Belgrade, Serbia, confirmed that all objects that fell on the house were indeed meteorites. It is interesting that the blows are always struck during the rain, which only adds mysticism to this story. One way or another, now scientists intend to measure the magnetic field around the house, in the hope of explaining the phenomenon of such an unusual attraction of the house for celestial objects.
Actually, this is not the first time that an earthling's house has been attacked by a stone from space. For example, on June 12, 2004, at half past nine in the morning, a meteorite the size of a grapefruit and weighing 1.3 kilograms hit the home of the Archer couple in Ellersley near Auckland, New Zealand. He stitched its roof, bounced off the leather sofa, hit the ceiling and finally ended up on the floor, where the Archer's one-year-old grandson Luke was frolicking a few minutes before.
And in general, it is not clear what you can enjoy here. Representatives of extraterrestrial civilizations can be greedy, cruel and prone to exploiting other people's resources. Aliens can come to Earth in peace, but they can also search for a suitable place for life and the extraction of water, minerals and fuel. At least this is the opinion of Professor Simon Conway Morris from Cambridge University, UK. In any case, it is already obvious that much humanity is not alien to the aliens.