The meteor attracted the interest because of its velocity, which surpassed 130,000 miles per hour. This combined with data from the US space command suggests that an interstellar object reached Earth years ago.
In 2014, a meteor burst in the sky in Papua New Guinea, perhaps dumping "interstellar debris" into the ocean.
According to Vice's Motherboard, debris from beyond our solar system could be residing on the bottom of the Pacific Ocean after being carried there by a meteorite from ...
