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Obviously planted by aliens ... or as a sign by heavenly angels.
I wonder what the mundane reason is?
[bbc.com]

Petter 9 Nov 24
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The mystery deepens. It's 3 sheets of stainless steel, rivetted together, and hollow inside.

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What is it made of? If it is something from Earth then I did not put it there. Honest. I only use metals we know nothing about, that way everyone knows they are Alien.

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[coasttocoastam.com]

This may be related? There's been more than that one metal thing found.

The monolith appears to be firmly planted

@Petter As something falling from orbit would be...it just has to land right

@Larimar The shock of that would create a crater.

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wow, look, NO crater

@Larimar Did you see the word parachute? And did you note it lay on the surface in its entirety?

@Petter and if that thing is part of this satellite, it could not have as much force to leave a crater.

@Larimar It isn't.

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This was not on my 2020 bingo card

Ohub Level 7 Nov 24, 2020
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Since it's in the Utah desert, I blame them durned more-men folk.

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Why is it called a monolith? I think it is some sort of reflector and whatever it was used for is likely to be found right here on Earth. In checking it out I would also go into the backgrounds of the helicopter crew in case they planted it, etc.

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Wow, what a mystery.

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