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I found the Monolith & Test for a Signal
It's a bird, it's a plane, no, it's a satellite. Or maybe a weather balloon.
Navajo Nation officials say it fell from the sky on Wednesday and landed in a remote area of Dennehotso, a community about 25 miles east of Kayenta.
Tully Begay, vice president of the tribe's Dennehotso Chapter, told The Arizona Republic the object landed about 1,200 feet from his home while he was away in Tuba City.
He said he began to get calls from relatives at about 1 p.m. on Nov. 18 saying they witnessed the crash and captured it on photo and video.
One of the photos was later shared on Facebook by Navajo Nation Council Delegate Nate Brown. The gray object in the photo appeared to have four large solar panels and rested upon dirt in a remote area. An orange object nearby appears to be a parachute.
https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/arizona/2020/11/19/navajo-nation-officials-say-satellite-fell-sky-landed-dennehotso/6343676002/