That spider web, slightly radioactive gelatinous weight is often falls after passing UFO, and a few hours later evaporates. In the hands of "hair" melt or turned into stinking lumps. In American UFO "web" known under the name of "angel hair", the Italians her name is "silicon wool", as the French call falling from the sky translucent fiber "gift Madonna".

For the first time ufologists talking about them in 1954. on October 27 of that year, two people - Gennaro Luchetti and Pietro Lastrucci standing on the terrace of the hotel in Saint Mark's square in Venice, saw in the sky two flying "luminous spindle", which left a fiery white trail. Both objects were flying with great speed for a short distance from each other. Then the object flying in the back, climbed up to the same height as the leading turned and UFO disappeared in the direction of Florence.

After a few minutes there was a dramatic break in a football match at the stadium in Florence. 10 thousand of the surprised spectators, players and referees stood and stared at the two objects flying over the stadium. In nine minutes from 14.20 to 14.29 - this pair of three flew over the city. On the football field fell strange, hair-like fibers.

The substance was melting in my hands, and only the student of Alfred Jacopozzi managed to collect a few fibers in a sealed sterile tube. Soon the tube came to the Director of the Institute of chemical analysis Florentine University Professor Giovanni Cannery. His colleague, Professor Danilo Gozzi, made tests mysterious substances and said: "This is a fibrous material, which has considerable resistance tensile and torsion. Being subjected to heat, it's getting dark and evaporates, leaving melting transparent sediment. Analysis of the sediment showed the content of boron, silicon, calcium and magnesium. Hypothetically, this substance could be something like Boro-silicate glass".

American ufologist Charles Manny suggested that it is "surplus materialized energy UFO". Dissolving, fiber "return back to their dimension or that the space-time continuum". According to another UFO, an Englishman, Brinkli Les-Sharp of the Trench "hair" is something like ectoplasma released at spiritualistic seances.

In 1967 the Soviet science popularizer B. C. Lyapunov received from New Zealand samples "angel hair" in a sealed tube. Mysterious substance is less than one tenth of a cubic centimeter was subjected to a comprehensive study. Physicist-radiometric L. Century Kirichenko came to the conclusion that a given substance "detects fine-fibrous substance with a thickness of separate fibers less than 0.1 micron. The bulk of matted fibers in clumps or separate "string" with the thickness of 20 micron. Fiber white, translucent. The analyzed material is not an analogue of a well-known educational". Academician I. Century Petryanov-Socolov, summing up the results of the study, said: "the Sample is of interest as a very fine-fibrous material and it is hardly a natural connection". Unfortunately, in the study of the whole mass of unique substances was spent. A new batch "hair" failed to get, although they have fallen in our country.

As it was reported in August 1998, British UFO society, after observation of unidentified flying objects in the North Wales on earth had the mysterious "web". 60-year-old Eunice Stanfield with the daughter-in-law, Dorin Mosaic before that saw "about twenty silver things in the sky".

However, there are cases when "hair" falls just pure heaven. In 1898 the inhabitants of the American city of Montgomery seen falling from the sky substances "reminding a web". The threads were like thin asbestos fibers and slightly postretrieval. And on 10 February 1978, near the city of Samara on the coast of New Zealand sticky thread fell on top for two hours. They were "is much thinner than a spider's web", but nevertheless clearly seen in the sun on the background of the clear blue sky.

Some threads at first looked like balls the size of tennis ball, slowly raskatyvaete in the air. Other fibers drifted whole congestion, reminiscent of a train from the aircraft. "I never heard about anything like" - said the representative of the Department of scientific and industrial research, New Zealand.