A mysterious metal sphere that fell in Colombia has sparked widespread interest in the scientific community. After investigation, researchers discovered that the sphere contains an intricate maze structure and even features a core resembling a chip.

Interestingly, the landing site of the sphere exhibited signs of complete dehydration, leading scientists to speculate about the possibility of some invisible energy being responsible for drawing moisture away, thus raising doubts about the existence of extraterrestrial technology.

The metal sphere fell on March 2, 2025, in the tranquil town of Buga, surrounded by mountains. Residents reported an extraordinary sight of the sphere flying silently through the clouds, moving along an unusual trajectory before disappearing. The following morning, it was found in the woods—a smooth, flawless sphere without any visible seams, astonishing in its craftsmanship. Upon close examination, it bore intricate engravings that resembled ancient Mesopotamian characters intermingled with circuit board geometries and forgotten scripts.

A team of Mexican scientists conducted new microscopic scans of the sphere. They noted the presence of a dense white layer at the internal edges. It was discovered that the sphere comprises three layers of metallic materials and 18 microspheres surrounding a central core capable of transmitting and receiving signals. Even more remarkably, the weight of this sphere has reportedly increased from 1.8 kilograms to nearly 10 kilograms since the investigation began, leading scientists to believe that it employs a form of futuristic gravity technology to facilitate flight.

Currently, the investigation of this mysterious sphere continues, but some physicists also suggest that it could potentially be a man-made object.