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Flesh Rain Mystery Revived
In August 1841, a red, blood-like substance fell on a farm in the U.S. state of Tennessee, accompanied by pieces of flesh and fat, covering an area about 730 meters long and 55 meters wide. The naturalist Gerard Troost examined samples and concluded that they were animal in origin. He suggested that strong winds had carried the remains of a decomposing animal before they fell, but this hypothesis was never confirmed. The cause of the incident remains unknown; scientists generally note that winds can carry animal remains, while the red color of rain may be caused by dust, minerals, or microorganisms.
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