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Space technology is technology that is related to entering, and retrieving objects or life forms from space.

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Huge 'UFO fragment' discovered in Siberia

A metal object the size of a Volkswagen Beetle has been discovered near a remote village in Siberia .

Local residents presumed it recently fell to Earth from space, but officials from Russia's space agency examined the object and said it "is not related to space technology ."Locals discovered the roughly 200-kilogram (440 pounds) object, which is cylindrical and capped on one end by a ridged dome, March 18 in the forest near the village of Otradnesnky. They attached the "UFO fragment" (as media outlets have called it) to a trailer and dragged it through the snow to their village. They then alerted Moscow authorities, according to a report in Britain's The Telegraph , and the object was confiscated for inspection.Following the initial examination, an official for Roscosmos, the Russian space agency, reportedly said: "The object found is not related to space technology. A final conclusion can be made after a detailed study of the object by experts."Part of the fragment is made of titaniu...

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