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7/18/2025, 3:04:13 AM
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Lets talk about the most recent account. The Buga Sphere.
Witnesses in early March spotted a shiny sphere—about 50cm in diameter—floating or flying before it landed near Buga
.
It was recovered by locals, who claim it weighed ~11kg initially (then around 2kg)—oddly changing mass. It felt ice‑cold to the touch; vaporized water instantly. Produced illness symptoms (nausea, headaches, lost fingerprints) after handling.
The sphere has a seamless, multi-layered structure, with no visible welds or joints. X-ray and CT scans revealed three distinct layers of metal-like material, with 16 to 18 internal micro-spheres arranged symmetrically around a central “chip” or core. The outer casing is high density—comparable to titanium or steel, though spectrographic analysis reportedly suggests an aluminum alloy (e.g. A413) with trace elements like silicon and zinc.
A UNAM study (Mexico) found optical fiber components embedded around the sphere's equator during SEM (scanning electron microscopy) testing. These fibers ranged from 40 to 350 µm in diameter, suggesting possible data-transmission capabilities. The equatorial band where these fibers appeared also included copper-colored terminals or pins consistent with fiber coupling, visible under magnification.
The sphere features etched symbols, including geometric shapes and glyphs resembling Ancient Turkish, Ogham, or Mesopotamian script, and resembling other ancient writing systems.
Lets talk about the most recent account. The Buga Sphere.
Witnesses in early March spotted a shiny sphere—about 50cm in diameter—floating or flying before it landed near Buga
.
It was recovered by locals, who claim it weighed ~11kg initially (then around 2kg)—oddly changing mass. It felt ice‑cold to the touch; vaporized water instantly. Produced illness symptoms (nausea, headaches, lost fingerprints) after handling.
The sphere has a seamless, multi-layered structure, with no visible welds or joints. X-ray and CT scans revealed three distinct layers of metal-like material, with 16 to 18 internal micro-spheres arranged symmetrically around a central “chip” or core. The outer casing is high density—comparable to titanium or steel, though spectrographic analysis reportedly suggests an aluminum alloy (e.g. A413) with trace elements like silicon and zinc.
A UNAM study (Mexico) found optical fiber components embedded around the sphere's equator during SEM (scanning electron microscopy) testing. These fibers ranged from 40 to 350 µm in diameter, suggesting possible data-transmission capabilities. The equatorial band where these fibers appeared also included copper-colored terminals or pins consistent with fiber coupling, visible under magnification.
The sphere features etched symbols, including geometric shapes and glyphs resembling Ancient Turkish, Ogham, or Mesopotamian script, and resembling other ancient writing systems.
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