[smokingfrog]

This 4-feet in diameter sphere found was found in Lake Nacogdoches, Texas on Monday, as a drought has lowered the water level. The container-like object is likely from space shuttle Columbia

[mcmuffin]

Ping...
(Spent three weeks in Hemphill and surrounding areas searching...)

[PAR35]

Looks to me like it’s already hatched. I’d be looking for whatever crawled out of it.

[MadMax, the Grinning Reaper]

Is Mel Brooks missing one of his “Spaceballs”?

[Young Werther]

A prop from "Cowboys vs Aliens."

Beam me up Scotty!

[count-your-change]

That’s definitely a pod from The Body Snatchers. No question.

Has anyone said you just don’t seem yourself lately? You might not be yourself!

[fieldmarshaldj]

That’s a big honkin’ bird egg.

[davetex]

Well I’ll be danged. It was one of those things that melted all my weapons.

I thought it was a meteor, but turns out it was the feds.

[Charles Martel]

Dang, so that’s what tore up my outboard prop! I’ll just send NASA a bill on “Muhammed’s Marine Engine Repair” letterhead.

[FreedomPoster]

Free Republic was documentably the first place where the Columbia disaster was reported. As I remember, a FReeper watching in CA (or somewhere out West) commented on how the re-entry didn’t look right.

It is quite a shame that we could not reliably do that now for the world at large, as the timestamp clock has been off ~15 minutes for ages.

[tubebender]

Looks like a extra large Puff Ball mushroom...

[EternalVigilance]

Rest in peace.