Archive · 10 Jun 2025
Mexican Scientists Investigate Mysterious Buga Sphere's Strange Properties
A mysterious sphere found in Colombia is being studied by scientists.
They've found tiny wires and a special core inside, like a mini-computer.
The area where it landed is now dead, and the sphere has gotten heavier over time.
Scientists think it might use 'invisible energy' and could control gravity.
Some people think it came from aliens, while others believe it's a human-made art project.
Scientists are trying to figure out what it is and where it came from.
A sphere, dubbed the Buga Sphere, was recovered in Colombia.
Scientists found fiber-optic wires and a central nucleus within the sphere.
The area where the sphere fell experienced the death of vegetation.
The sphere's weight has increased since its recovery.
Some researchers believe the sphere can manipulate gravity and generate an electromagnetic field.
- Who
- Scientists from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) and an engineer named Rodolfo Garrido are involved.
- What
- Scientists are studying a sphere recovered in Colombia with unusual features.
- When
- The sphere was recovered in March, and the scientists have been studying it since then.
- Where
- Colombia, specifically Buga where the sphere was found; research is conducted at UNAM in Mexico.
- Why
- To understand the sphere's origins, purpose, and capabilities.
Extraterrestrial Origins
Human-Made Object
Object Origin
Extraterrestrial Origins
Some believe the sphere could be a probe sent by a more advanced alien species, based on the sphere's advanced technology.
Human-Made Object
Dr. Julia Mossbridge suggests the sphere is an art project made by humans, due to its unusual design.
- Recovery Location
- Colombia
- Recovery Month
- March
- Key Finding 1
- Fiber-optic wires
- Key Finding 2
- Central Nucleus (Chip)
- Impact Effect
- Killed vegetation on impact site
- Weight Change
- Increased from 16 to 22 pounds
- Research Institution
- UNAM (National Autonomous University of Mexico)