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A mysterious metal ball has been seen in Colombia

It has become known about a mysterious metal ball that was captured flying over a field in Colombia.

This happened just two months after locals discovered a similar object, which many call a UFO.

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[–] zippythezigzag@lemm.ee 1 points 6 days ago

In the xrays there is what looks like a seam or something but I think that's under the first layer of metal. Idk. I think it's neat either way, but considering that all the newest info is coming from research conducted by what is basically Mexico's version of Harvard University I'm more inclined to pay attention to this one.