What's happening in the skies over North Carolina? This week, every second news story in the state media indirectly hints that there is more over our heads than it is officially said.
The story began on Saturday, October 7th, when residents of Winston-Salem, North Carolina, heard what has been described as a "growing rumble" in the sky. This was followed by a "muffled explosion" that was powerful enough to shake all the windows and doors of houses in this city.
A local resident named Eugene Nieto told Fox WGHP reporters that the noise sounded like a bomb:
It seemed that something huge had crashed into the wall of the house. At first I thought that either a truck crashed or something exploded nearby. Even my brains in my skull flinched, it was like a bomb.
The city police also naturally heard the explosion, sending patrol officers to look for the "scene of the incident." But the “scene of the incident” was never found, so the police turned to local residents for help to find at least the wreckage of what had fallen from the sky.
Everything is very strange. On the same day, in the Cairns area, Australia, people heard the exact same rumbling and exactly the same day. However, the oddities do not end there.
The day after the crash, storm and rain began in North Carolina. When the storm died down, the residents of the coastal villages were shocked by the debris thrown onto the beach.
At first glance, they look like pieces of a huge rocket.
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This piece of something is made of metal and some kind of synthetic insulating material. Product measures approximately 10 feet by 15 feet. The surface is smooth, has a rounded curve and looks like a stamped serial number.
The leading theory is that the object could be a fragment of a rocket fairing or nose cone. He got into the water quite recently - there are no shells on it.
Seeing this wreckage, the locals called the National Park Service, which just threw up its hands and immediately turned the arrows to the Air Force, which, it seems, also had no idea.
The investigation is still ongoing.
Could this wreck have something to do with the mysterious rumble heard just a few hundred miles from the coast the day before?
It doesn't seem like a coincidence. It looks more like someone is launching missiles over US territory without notifying anyone. Or, perhaps, this is the wreckage of a promising secret plane that crashed and the Air Force, for obvious reasons, “knows nothing” about the event? While this remains a mystery.
