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Reporting shows a widely circulated object called the “Buga Sphere” was said to have been seen over Buga, Colombia in March 2025 and recovered for study; multiple news outlets and online commentators ...
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...
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...
Promoters and influencers around the “Buga Sphere” converge on a small group of UFO investigators, alternative-physics researchers, and online communities — notably Jamie Maussan and Dr. Steven Greer ...
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...
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...
Claims circulating online say a University of Georgia (UGA) lab dated organic material from the “Buga Sphere” to about 12,560 years ago; multiple press pieces and promoters repeat that figure but avai...
The available reporting does not show any verifiable, official lab report or sample accession record publicly released by the ’s that can be independently tied to the so‑called “” sample; claims that ...
The claim that the ’s dated a resin sample from the so‑called to about 12,560 years ago has circulated widely, but there is no verifiable primary laboratory report from CAIS publicly linked to those s...
Governments have not issued an authoritative, public ruling on the Buga Sphere’s provenance; independent teams and media reports show active scientific inquiry but no consensus (available sources do n...
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...
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...
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...
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...