Not all things that fall out of the sky are man made

[Alex Cortes]

My gf told me that this was discussed on WGN news this morning......tell me what you think.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/ufo/9159519/Giant-UFO-fragment-falls-from-the-sky-in-Siberia.html

[Alex Cortes]

Jak, mighty close, mighty close..... I really don't think that shiny has anything to do with establishing if something is extraterrestrial.  We can make alloys that can easily be folded then go back to their original form once unfolded.  I personally have never seen or touched a UFO so I can not say what characteristics they may have.  But from what I have heard they come in all shapes sizes colors, things that can be proven through visual observation.  Also PB did bring up a pretty amazing detail, titanium is not exclusive to earth. It is found in almost all living things, rocks, water bodies, and soils.  It stands to reason that it would exist elsewhere.  And yes it is very valuable, and I too would not put it past governments denying any launch.  Great thoughts everyone thank you for sharing.

[JAK]

Looks like a microwave LOS (Line of site) antenna to me. They come in all shapes and sizes depending on he frequency and power output. With the older ones the cover is made of canvas that need to be replaced every few years because the get worn and fall apart and blow off. The antenna can also get blown loose due to high winds and fall off the tower. Just my two cents :-)

[Rosemary S]

If it was from an UFO, it should be somewhat shiny, the metal would not ignite when exposed to a flame and it would by light weight. It would be easy to bend and fold, but once left on a surface, it would return to its original shape without any fold marks. Some space ship are made of biometal. The metal when touch change colour according to your mood. The picture does not allow to really say what it is.

[Cheryl Nelson]

Doesn't look like anyone I know.  Might be space junk.