A metal ball with Russian inscriptions was found in the Bahamas
On a beach in the Bahamas, a titanium metal ball with inscriptions in Russian was found.
The photographs published by the Independent newspaper show an inscription on the balloon stating that the balloon is intended for use at very low temperatures – from minus 170 to minus 196 degrees.
Similar containers are produced for the American Antares missiles by the Ukrainian company Yuzhmash.
Astronautics expert Vadim Lukashevich believes that this is a balloon for helium, which is inside a liquid oxygen tank, RIA Novosti reports.
Antares rocket launches are carried out from the Wallops Island spaceport. The flight route passes north of the Bahamas. The last launch took place on February 20.
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, on February 18, a metal monolith with a height of about 3.7 m was discovered. The structure was destroyed by local residents, but samples of the material were handed over for research.
This is not the first monolith to appear mysteriously. Such designs began to appear in November last year in different countries.
For the first time, a metal monolith was discovered in the USA, then structures began to be found in many European countries, and in early January the monolith appeared in the Canadian city of Toronto.
