ALIEN CRAFT FOUND NEAR MALIBU

ALIEN CRAFT FOUND NEAR MALIBU
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MALIBU CANYON (AP)- Scientists announced Thursday the discovery of shattered bits of an extraterrestrial spacecraft that crash landed near here 15-years-ago. According to accounts by the scientists, the craft also gouged out a wide trench as it plowed into the ground in a remote canyon not far for the old M*A*S*H* filming site and might solve a mystery that stretches back to the 1984 Olymic Games in Los Angeles. "We believe were have found the external hull of the craft: the heat shielding used for entering our atmosphere," said exotechnologist Lorenzo D'Anluain, of the National Alien Search Alliance, also known as NASA, headquartered in Amboy, Calif.

"We can only assume that the actual craft shed the heat shield and is somewhere still on our planet, with the aliens on board." Although the news media was not allowed access to the crash site, photos released by NASA show a thick broken red ceramic material at the forward end of the crash site. Scientist Geddy Lee explained that the material is terra cotta, a low temperature, iron rich clay material used in making cheap Mexican pottery and sewer lines. It was apparently also used by the aliens to protect the metal hulls of their ship from overheating from friction as they fell into the Earth's atmosphere at high speed.

Although the news media was not allowed access to the crash site, photos released by NASA show a thick broken red ceramic material at the forward end of the crash site. Scientist Geddy Lee explained that the material is terra cotta, a low temperature, iron rich clay material used in making cheap Mexican pottery and sewer lines. It was apparently also used by the aliens to protect the metal hulls of their ship from overheating from friction as they fell into the Earth's atmosphere at high speed. "The fact that they used a disposable heat shield made of this material has several important implications," said Alex Lifeson, also of NASA. One is that they have no plans on leaving Earth, he said. Two is that they have more of these shields on a mother ship somewhere not far away. Three is that they don't need to use such shields on their home world. Four is that the shield is emergency equipment for a craft that was not intended for atmospheric flight and landing. "The fifth possibility is that they are just cheap and didn't want to spend more money on higher quality ceramics," Neil Peart of NASA said. The nearest extraterrestrial sources for the terra cotta is Mars, and the Asteroid Belt. Radiocarbon tests of charred oak trees at the crash site put the crash date sometime in the summer of 1984. The trajectory of the landing indicates that the craft was heading southeast towards Los Angeles, but fell short of its goal.

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