In many historical chronicles there is a mention of a mysterious phenomenon: the fall of "rains" from living beings. Huge numbers of fish, birds, spiders and frogs fell from heaven in different eras, and such events still take place today.
Some of the most notorious recent "live rains" are the mysterious events of 2011, when crows, jackdaws and blackbirds fell to the ground in Sweden and Arkansas.
Despite our enlightened age, a logical explanation for such "rains" has never been found. However, there is one more, no less mysterious phenomenon - the fall from the sky of an incomprehensible substance known as "angel hair". This phenomenon was mentioned in the ancient Egyptian papyrus, which experts attribute to the reign of Thutmes III. In Japan, the fallout of a strange "fluff" was observed in 679, and later and detailed evidence dates back to the 17-18 century.
Quite often, the fallout of dense white panels covering vast areas of the earth is associated with the appearance of UFOs, and there are repeated confirmations of this. For example, in 1954, during a football match in Italy, the appearance of unusual "fans" in the form of strange spindle-shaped objects above the stadium led to precipitation in the form of strange "snow", which, upon contact with the warmth of human hands, turned into an incomprehensible jelly-like substance, and then disappeared altogether. It was then that the first analysis of these fibers was carried out, which showed that the "threads" consist mainly of calcium, boron, magnesium and silicon.
The studies carried out made it possible to refute the earlier assumptions that this is a real web of insects, since the main components of the natural web are the amino acids alanine and glycine.
Later, it was speculated that the white filaments falling from the sky were formed in boiling layers of magma. And when a volcanic eruption is accompanied by a tornado or tornadoes, they are carried over long distances. Indeed, this mysterious substance has been repeatedly found on the territory of the eruptions, but this hypothesis does not fully clarify the fact that angel hair falls out in calm, windless weather. As you can see, the secret of the angel's hair has yet to be solved.