07-10, onsdag, Sundsvall (TT), nr 89 /Spökflyget...3/

This press report details the discovery of numerous porous, coke-like objects on the beach in Njurunda, Sweden, on Wednesday, July 10th. The objects, which were similar to those collected by an airline pilot named Linden on the previous Tuesday, were found in various colors, including black, rust-brown, and pink. These items were described as being roughly the size of a child's hand, lightweight, and potentially buoyant. Pilot Linden, who examined the site shortly after the reported impact, noted that some of the smaller, more compact pieces he recovered were still warm. Due to the presence of natural coke and other debris on the beach, the report notes that it is impossible to confirm that all collected items originated from the incident. A sample of the material was taken to the Kubikenborg cellulose laboratory, where Dr. B. Bäcklund performed a preliminary analysis. Additionally, a journalist discovered a unique rust-colored fragment featuring a semi-circular indentation. This specific piece appeared to have been pressed against a cylindrical object under intense heat, which seemingly protected the surface within the indentation from the erosion affecting the rest of the fragment.