Yushu meteorite indicates Lagerstroemia indica

A meteorite is suspected to have fallen over Yushu, Qinghai. It was the moment when a huge object fell, and it flew quickly, accompanied by this very bright light and a loud noise. According to the description of the audience, in the early morning of February 23, 2020, at 65438, Yushu, Qinghai, a resident photographed a luminous object passing through the air, which was very large and accompanied by strong light. This luminous object is very big. It fell from the sky like a big fireball and lit up the sky, but later it fell to the south.

First, there are some similarities between the falling of unidentified objects and the falling of meteorites. There are some similarities between the falling of unknown objects and the falling of meteorites, but the falling of meteorites can find the falling position of meteorites, and the direction should be towards the ground. However, although these luminous objects look like meteorites falling from a distance, they don't fall to the ground, but fly south. Witnesses at the scene also said that when they got up in the morning to see this scene, the sound was really loud, accompanied by a loud noise, which was very big and gave people a strong shock, just like a very big meteorite.

Second, public security personnel have confirmed the existence of unknown objects. The reporter asked the local staff, and some local public security staff confirmed the rumors of witnesses, saying that there was indeed a UFO flying over, which was huge and shocking, but it was still under investigation, and it was not clear what it was. This incident also caused netizens to speculate on UFOs. Some are curious, others want to study meteorites, but there is no latest news yet.

Third, the moment of falling is very shocking. The moment the UFO fell was very shocking. Not only did a monster appear, but it was accompanied by light that could illuminate the night and a huge roar. It can be said that it is very shocking. Now wait patiently for the official response, whether it is a meteorite or other objects.