Months before the Andinapolis encounter mentioned in the previous post, this footage was recorded on August 28, 2025.

We see a similar sphere hovering over El Picacho, located in the same region of Valle del Cauca, Colombia. Is it the same sphere? A local jogger managed to film the object as it moved through the air.

Link: https://youtu.be/TIXBzSB513o?si=EfXKbwtkAO9uaEHt

I work as an artist and I etch metal. Sorry. The Buga Sphere is fake for the simple fact that if I as an artist here in our reality can etch metal better than some NHI, there is a problem.

(02-10-2026, 10:05 AM)FULCRUM331 Wrote: I work as an artist and I etch metal. Sorry. The Buga Sphere is fake for the simple fact that if I as an artist here in our reality can etch metal better than some NHI, there is a problem.

I dunno, man.

I’m an artist too, I think the Buga Sphere etchings have a wabi-sabi imperfection that’s pleasing to the eye.

Maybe it looks like that because that’s just how their hands or machines work. What if they only have three fingers? They probably laughed at the idea of perfection millions of years ago.   

For all we know, they didn’t even use tools. Maybe they just stared at it until the lines and shapes showed up.

You're assuming manual skill, but what if they’re using telekinesis or pure brain power? An alien projecting patterns into metal might leave behind lightning scars, or something that looks like bad handwriting... but makes perfect sense to them.

We shouldn’t compare alien stuff to human art or perfection, that is, if it’s alien lol.
I doubt aliens care about beauty the way we do anyway.

(02-10-2026, 01:05 PM)imitator Wrote: We shouldn’t compare alien stuff to human art or perfection, that is, if it’s alien lol.
I doubt aliens care about beauty the way we do anyway.

right. why then decorate those spheres at all? unless them want to show us, humans, that them also imperfect...
sounds like fun idea of yours but you yourself hardly believe in it, me thinks.

the video above is fake. stitched fragments of who knows what. I can elaborate if you wish. the dude in the video seems to hold camera in his hands naturally jumping and shaking, but when pointing to the sky with spheres, camera gets suspiciously steady. looks like superimposed spheres over images of birds I might be wrong.

fun stuff nevertheless.


thanks

(05-06-2025, 09:04 PM)UltraBudgie Wrote: Hmm, this video looks a little too "found footage"... makes me think it's an advertising campaign...

The sphere flying and being "captured": https://x.com/TechnologyMaf/status/1913278667905708040

An article from Columbia:
("It's also striking that the video has been replicated by several TikTok and Instagram marketing accounts, so the strongest suspicion is that it's an advertising campaign, even though it's not known which brand or event it corresponds to.")
https://www.elcolombiano.com/colombia/se...NF27334889

A photo from that article:
[Image: https://denyignorance.com/uploader/image...75839.webp]

Looks like someone kicked the ball to far off the pitch ... Hoax