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Updated Mar 01, 2021 | 11:14 IST
Although the origin of the metal ball and how it came to be buried on the beach is still unknown, space experts believe it could have come from a satellite or a spacecraft. Mysterious 41-kg metal ball discovered on beach in Bahamas | Photo Credit: Twitter
A huge metal ball in the middle of a beach can attract attention. And if its origin is unknown, it can grace international headlines and spark all kinds of theories on social media.
A mysterious titanium ball weighing 41 kilograms and covered in Russian text has been found on a beach in the Bahamas. Experts believe it could be a part of a spacecraft.
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Manon Clarke spotted the 41kg reflective ball poking out of the sand while walking with her family at Harbour Island (Manon Clarke)
A strange titanium ball covered in Russian text has been discovered on a beach in the Bahamas.
A British woman, Manon Clarke, spotted the 41kg reflective ball poking out of the sand while she was walking with her family at Harbour Island on Wednesday evening.
“We went walking to a different spot than usual and I noticed this silver shiny moon thing poking out the sand,” the 24-year-old told
The Independent.
“We could see the Russian writing on the side, so we started digging away to see more of it, which was a bit of a bold move given that we had no idea what it was.”
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