Why do objects fall from the sky and take photos with Indian villagers to make jokes?

A huge object fell from the sky, crashed across the sky and landed in a village in Haryana, northern India. A lot of villagers got together to watch the fun, and they didn't know what it was. Some people said it was a meteorite, and they took photos as a souvenir. However, after the experts arrived at the scene, they quickly concluded that this was a lot of human excrement.

65438+1October 2 1 reported that it happened at around 8 am local time on the 20th, and witness Balvan said, "Something fell from the sky, and the sound sounded like an airplane whistling across the sky. Before I could figure out what was going on, it fell into my house. "

Then people kept running to the falling point to watch the excitement, and the village head also came to the scene to check: "From the ground depression, I estimate that it weighs about 8- 10 kg. At first I thought it was ice, but it didn't melt for a long time. So we realized that there might be some kind of chemical composition in it. I don't know if I can touch it directly, so I will call the police. "

When people were watching, some people said it wouldn't be a meteorite. ...

Before long, the local police station sent someone. However, the police at the scene are not sure. "You asked me to say that I felt cold, too", so I quickly reported to my superiors. The government department responded quickly: the Indian Meteorological Bureau immediately sent an expert group, and the Indian National Disaster Management Bureau also received an alarm.

In the afternoon, the expert group of the Meteorological Bureau came to the scene to take samples, and quickly concluded that this was human excrement abandoned by a civil aviation plane.

Modern civil aviation aircraft have long been "inline". After using the vacuum toilet, passengers' excreta will be stored in a special storage tank afterwards, which is generally recovered and cleaned by ground cleaners after landing. Usually these cans will not be dumped in the air, and the civil aviation authorities of various countries also prohibit this practice. But occasionally, some old planes leak because of aging equipment. The leaked object is mixed with other liquids at low temperature and condenses at high altitude, which will produce ice-like objects.

There are still few foreign bodies from the sky, and there may be excrement and radiation.