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Documented sightings and photographs of the so‑called “Buga Sphere” center on a March 2, 2025 sighting over Buga, Colombia, and multiple subsequent photos and videos of the recovered sphere that circu...
The Buga Sphere is reported to have been first seen flying over and later recovered near the town of Buga in southwestern Colombia on March 2, 2025 . Multiple outlets say the object was transported to...
Publicly available reporting suggests there is no complete, verifiable chain‑of‑custody file for the Buga Sphere: media footage and summaries circulated lack continuous imaging files, and independent ...
The available reporting does not produce a definitive list of independent laboratories or government agencies that have formally requested access to the Buga Sphere; coverage instead documents a mix o...
No record in the provided reporting shows a peer‑reviewed journal article definitively published on the Buga Sphere through mid‑2025; reporting and several institutional reports or preprints exist (UN...
The Buga Sphere is described in multiple reports as a seamless, silver-colored orb ~50 cm (about a bowling-ball/beach-ball size) with embedded fiber‑optic–like threads, internal microspheres, and an u...
Peer-reviewed journal articles specifically analyzing the Buga Sphere are not present in the supplied results; the most detailed academic-style treatments are working papers and preprints posted to SS...
No mainstream museum is identified in the available reporting as having formally examined the Buga Sphere or issued a conservation or dating report; instead, the investigations cited are led by univer...
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...
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Independent experts generally reject the notion that the "Cartel de los Soles" is a single, unified, hierarchical drug cartel; instead they describe it as a journalistic label or a loose, distributed ...
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...
Multiple teams and at least one university-affiliated lab figure in public reporting about analyses of the Buga Sphere’s materials and construction — notably UNAM (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Méx...
Eyewitness accounts describe a smooth, metallic, basketball‑to‑bowling‑ball–sized sphere seen in Buga, Colombia in March 2025 that moved with erratic, zig‑zag flight before landing; witnesses and vide...
Available reporting shows no formal, verifiable institutional provenance record or catalogue entry for the so‑called “Buga Sphere” in major museum or government registries; reporting instead documents...
Available reporting shows multiple non‑destructive and destructive analyses have been claimed on the Buga Sphere—including X‑ray / CT scans, XRF elemental screening, SEM (with EDS), thermogravimetric ...