An object  (a fireball according to witnesses) crash-landed in the town of Monte Grande, in Buenos Aires, Argentina producing an explosion that devastated two buildings and killed a woman, injuring 9 other people. NASA discarded that it could be parts of the Satellite that fell back to Earth on Friday but the NASA experts also said it couldn’t be a meteorite because it would have left a crater behind. The real cause of this unfortunate incident is still unknown.
See this is why we can’t have nice things. Shit falls from outer space and smashes stuff on the ground. You can’t build pretty stuff anymore ’cause NASA will f*** you up with their decommissioned satellites.

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Local people are blaming a ‘fireball’ for causing mayhem on the edge of Buenos Aires, wrecking several buildings, killing a woman and injuring many others. The cause of the powerful blast has not been identified and remains enveloped in mystery.

An explosion in Monte Grande, a small town on the outskirts of Argentina’s capital, has ruined two homes, a business and several cars, killed a woman and injured nine people on Monday.

The consequences of the “blast” would have been even graver had it occurred later on during the busiest period of the day, said local official Fernando Gray, according to El Dia newspaper.

Eyewitnesses claim to have seen a ball of fire fall from the sky around the time of the explosion. Evidence came in the form of a film on YouTube, uploaded by a user named luckymauro on Monday, which showed a bright fire-like trace in the sky which has no match to possible gas explosions on the ground.

The “impressive phenomenon”, as the author of the uploaded film calls it, was seen from points as distant as the Chilean city of Temuco and Mar del Plata on the Atlantic Ocean.

“We began to detect a smell like gunpowder,” recalled one person in the area as reported by C5N news channel.

Gunpowder you say? Well, if it was an asteroid it wouldn’t smell like gunpowder and neither if it were part of a satellite. Neither one of them has any gunpowder-like compounds in them. Also notice how the shape of the fiery smoke trail is not all straight, suggesting that the object was not traveling at a high speed at the moment of the impact. As a matter of a fact it looks like it was out of control.
As I see it, there are only two possibilities; It was either a plane or a missile. And planes don’t have no gunpowder in them. I suspect, Folks, that this was a failed missile test. Question is why in Argentina? Are they developing some sort of missile system or someone else’s secret military base is stationed in the area?

However NASA in its turn said its satellite – which fell to Earth sometime on Saturday – landed well clear of South America.

Government officials tend to believe the cause of the blast was far more prosaic than the rumored fireball from the sky. More likely, they say, is that its source was simply a poorly-connected domestic gas canister.

The real cause of the blast in the Argentinean town has yet to be determined. Meanwhile, the author of the video showing the mysterious sky object changed his story under questioning and is now charged with providing false testimony.

As you can see there are more questions than answers and the whole situation looks pretty shady, especially because of the gunpowder smell. Either way I will keep an eye on the matter to see what happens. In the meantime visit rt.com to read the entire article while I pour gunpowder into my wound to cauterize it. And no, nobody shot me, I cut myself shaving. Don’t try this at home, I’m a professional imbecile.
‘Alien fireball’ blamed for wrecking Argentine town