Sphere recovered in Buga, Colombia March 2025

[pianopraze]

Well, it's something to cling on to..."Hope is the only bee that makes honey without flowers."

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Keep 'em coming, who knows when the real deal will appear.

:salute:

I’m doing my part to make DI a UFO lover hub. Keep posting the news and even wrote a book I’m posting now :)

 

As per Hal Puthoff we already have 10 recovered alien crafts. So...this one will make an 11th.  I just hope that those 10 are not all like the 11th )))

Absolutely.

See my thread on that. I believe Hal. He is one of THE insiders. Now he’s old and doesn’t give a rats butt and telling all.

[Darkorange]

Absolutely.

See my thread on that. I believe Hal. He is one of THE insiders. Now he’s old and doesn’t give a rats butt and telling all.

May be yes, may be no. I'm more inclined to think we have jack. But would be glad if we do. And if we do, that will prove the theory that visitors are here, although the technology might not be possible to back engineer or we have been given a decoy craft made of aluminum and with empty internals that would mislead our effort to reproduce working prototype, for example.

You know...visitors exhibit quite normal and comprehensible human physiology traits at times...at least some of them. I will post few examples from witness testimonies sounding dear and hilarious at the same time as of how close we are in our way of thinking.

[pianopraze]

Any metallurgists on DI?

would love to here their thoughts on this: Link

The analysis performed on the sphere determined that it is an aluminum alloy with a hardness of 330, which is higher than the aerospace hardness of 170 and is not currently available for commercial use with the level of hardness shown by the Buga sphere.

EDIT:
copilot ai said this:

No known aluminum alloys reach a hardness of **330 Brinell Hardness Number (BHN)**. The hardest aluminum alloys, such as **7075-T6**, typically max out around **150-160 BHN** [A](https://matmake.com/properties/hardness-...5A7C53B6F1). Even specialized aerospace-grade aluminum alloys do not approach that level of hardness.

If an object were reported to have an aluminum hardness of **330**, it would likely mean:
- It is **not pure aluminum** but rather an **advanced composite or alloy** with other elements.
- The measurement might be **incorrect or misreported**.
- It could involve **surface treatments** like anodization or coatings that artificially increase hardness.

Would you like me to look into potential materials that could achieve such hardness levels? It might be something closer to titanium or high-strength steel.

[ArMaP]

Talking is cheap, specially in the Internet.

Who performed the analysis?

I have seen several cases of people claiming analysis done by museums and labs that deny having done them, and in one case even sued the people claiming they did the analysis.

[imitator]

The analysis performed on the sphere determined that it is an aluminum alloy with a hardness of 330,         

That sounds about right... it looks like someone used a Sharpie and sodium hydroxide to etch the design. You can see it's a bit sloppy with some  depth to the etching.

But who knows... maybe aliens use that stuff too, right?

[Inspector44]

I’ve been avoiding this one but people keep posting about it on Twitter.

i think hoax.

supposedly hit an electric line and fell to ground.

One of the big South American/Mexican UFOologist picked it up and reporting on it. I don’t trust him.

HERE IS ONE OF THE ORIGINAL VIDEOS ABOUT IT THAT SHOW IT WELL: Twitter video of sphere
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Here is video of guy I don’t like, but it shows the sphere better.

As an avionics technician and QA SME for 25+ years, I can guarantee this thing is a hoax just off a few things. Why would you put a circuit on the outside of the bulkhead if you are an advanced alien race? What purpose would that be for? All it would do is allow a path for both ESD and corrosion. Those two dissimilar metals would cause galvanic corrosion if that is copper/brass and sheet steel beaten into a sphere. Those markings look like they were puled from some sci fi media.

[pianopraze]

As an avionics technician and QA SME for 25+ years, I can guarantee this thing is a hoax just off a few things. Why would you put a circuit on the outside of the bulkhead if you are an advanced alien race? What purpose would that be for? All it would do is allow a path for both ESD and corrosion. Those two dissimilar metals would cause galvanic corrosion if that is copper/brass and sheet steel beaten into a sphere. Those markings look like they were puled from some sci fi media.

Interestingly they seemed to have pulled old Turkish glyphs… see posts above for details but I’m 99.999 repeating percent sure this is hoax.

the aluminum being 330 I doubt also, but if so things might get spicy…

[pianopraze]

Remake of an old hoax?

two similar UFO’s?

thoughts?

[pianopraze]

oops, I. posted in wrong thread..

duh

[pianopraze]

Ok they just making crap up now: Twitter

The study of the imprint on the Buga sphere has revealed that the black material does not exist in the periodic table or in any known alloy, according to recent studies.

seems like scientist and labs return the results they are paid to find.