Cool find, but how does any of this lead someone to believe they found alien technology? Sure it’s going to be tougher that plain iron, it’s an alloy made of of different types of metals. Even common steel used in so many projects is a simple alloy that is tougher than iron, does that mean my car is an alien spaceship?

All of the components found in these spheres are common elements which are created when a sun goes supernova, the way all the same elements were created that ended up as part of our own planet. And what is a supernova but a great big explosion that propels things really fast? So why is it surprising that this meteor was moving through space faster than other suns?

And finally… oh they made little microscopic balls? When a fast-moving meteor hits our atmosphere parts or all of it will melt from the friction. Then all the little tiny pieces slow down and cools off again, solidifying into – you guessed it – the shape of spheres as they fall through the air. And for all we know, all the components could have been separate before entering the atmosphere, they might have fused together to form the stronger alloy just from the simple fact of arriving here.

Sorry, but this is supposed to be a professor making these wild assumptions before ruling out very simple natural processes? Was there even any proof that what he found actually came from the meteor? For all the evidence shown in the article, these things could have been spewed out by a lava vent where again the molten metal would have cooled in the water to form little spheres, and then rolled around on the ocean floor for the last million years.