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Public reporting ties ownership and operation of the Buga Sphere exhibit to private promoters in the UFO community — notably Jaime Maussan’s Mexico City presentation and affiliated organizers — rather...
Multiple videos and photographs of the Buga Sphere were first shared online in March–April 2025 and have since been shown at press events and by researchers; Maussan Televisión displayed the object in...
Multiple individuals and groups — from prominent ufologists (Jaime Maussan, Steven Greer) to university-affiliated labs in Mexico and teams claiming tomography and microscopic analyses — have publicly...
Ownership and custody of the so‑called “Buga Sphere” has shifted in public view: local finders in Colombia initially controlled the object, it was then publicly displayed at Jaime Maussan’s Maussan Te...
There are no reliable, sourced reports that list public visiting hours or an ongoing, official tour program for the Buga Sphere; press showings and private displays have occurred (for example, at Jaim...
Major news outlets and several academic-style reports have covered the so‑called “Buga Sphere” since March 2025, producing a mix of mainstream reporting, university-affiliated lab claims, preprints on...
Available reporting lists no firm, public roster of "main contractors, architects, and engineers" formally responsible for the Buga Sphere’s creation or handling; most coverage instead names investiga...
Available reporting does not identify a single, verifiable original builder or financier of the Buga Sphere; media and specialty sites document its discovery, public display and competing claims but n...
Available reporting shows that the Buga Sphere has been presented to journalists, ufologists, and politicians and examined by independent enthusiasts and commentators, but there is no clear, independe...