Liberty Beacon – by Kelly Mclaughlin
A city in Michigan is perplexed after a a tar-like substance has rained down on their cars, porches and driveways this week.
The black, oily substance first appeared on at least six driveways in Harrison Township on Sunday, and days later, what the material is still remains a mystery.
Michigan Department of Environmental Quality officials collected samples of the substance on Wednesday.
Residents of the neighborhood have been trying to clean off their cars, porches and driveways since the substance arrived
A black, oily substance first appeared on at least six driveways in Harrison Township, Michigan, on Sunday
The city’s fire chief sad that it is not bird droppings and is not flammable, according to WXYZ.
Harrison Township resident Paul Schlutow, 73, said ‘everybody’s concerned’ about the substance and the major concern is that the substance could potentially be harmful.
Residents originally believed that the substance could have come from the nearby Selfridge Air National Guard Base, but the base released a statement saying it was not coming from their location.
‘There is no indication that the substance in question came from a military aircraft of any type,’ the statement said.
The statement said the airbase has ‘been in communication with the Michigan Dept. of Environmental Quality, which was sending a representative to the area in question to review the material’.
Residents originally believed that the substance could have come from the nearby Selfridge Air National Guard Base, but the airbase released a statement saying it was not coming from their area
Residents said they are concerned the substance could be toxic. Officials assured them it was not flammable
‘As Michigan’s Hometown Air Force, we take being a good neighbor very serious,’ Brig Gen John D Slocum, commander of the 127th Wing and the Selfridge base commander told ABC News. ‘We will continue to work with our local and state partner agencies to resolve this question.’
Fire Chief Michael Lopez told Fox 2 Detroit that the airbase will still investigate.
‘It does not appear to be a fuel substance at all and so we did confirm that but it appears as though it came from an aircraft but we haven’t confirmed that but we did turn it over to Selfridge to investigate,’ he said.
A Michigan Department of Environmental Quality officer said it could be at least a week before the organization discovers what the substance is.
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Sloughed ablative heat shield material from the atmospheric re-entry of a space object?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atmospheric_entry#Ablative
Scroll down to TPS…thermal protection systems.
Carbon phenolic?
I have no idea but those “nodules” are very black (C) and several appear to exhibit characteristics of meteorites i.e. one side appears smooth and “ablated”.
I, honestly, have no clue.
This is just WAG on my part.
I wonder if there will be any follow up reports or conclusions.
I doubt it.
We just had a downpour of hail a few minutes ago. First time I’ve seen that here.
Thankfully, it was white.
Where’s “here”? If you don’t mind my asking.
Not at all. Sweet Home, OR… 178 miles from Henry.
We’re practically neighbors.
Mystery Black Man Hits Michigan town.
Ohhhh….slight typo in the article title.
Stay inside and lock all the fkng windows and doors.
He got gremlins with him tooo!… holy fk.