Experts are baffled by mysterious metallic spheres discovered in Klerksdorp, South Africa, for which there is no explanation. Near a million-year-old geological layer in Klerksdorp, mysterious perfectly spherical metallic spheres with a smooth surface, giving a manufactured appearance, were discovered.
Experts are still baffled as to how these relics, which date back to virtually the beginning of time, got buried on that surface.
The metallic spheres’ mystique
The Precambrian supereon is an unofficial geologic time divide. It includes the Hadean, Archean, and Proterozoic eons and is the initial and longest period of terrestrial history.
This super aeon began about 4,567.9 and 4,570.1 million years ago when the Earth formed and ended 542 million years ago. It lasted 4.27 million years before giving birth to the Phanarozoic Eon, often known as the Cambrian Period. The study of the Precambrian is particularly difficult since the rocks generated during that period have altered dramatically owing to several orogenic cycles, and fossils are uncommon.
The majority of Precambrian rocks are igneous and metamorphic. The oldest terrestrial rocks, dating back 3,800 million years, may be found in South Africa, Western Australia, and Greenland. As a result, the discovery of fully constructed metallic spheres in these geological strata was the last thing specialists expected to see.
It features grooved ends in addition to the spherical form. Experts have attributed this feature to intelligent entities. Michael Cremo’s book “Forbidden Archeology” was one of the earliest proponents of this notion.
Its outward look is soft and smooth, implying that it was made artificially. At least, that’s what the specimens on display at the Klerksdorp Museum show. Many individuals, however, believe it had a natural origin according to its form. All metal spheres have a polished surface and are precisely spherical. They also feature a straight line surrounding the biggest diameter, which is frequently surrounded by two other parallel lines on either side of the center line.
Many scientists think the spheres belonged to a highly superior and dead society more than 2.8 billion years ago since they were discovered buried in a geological strata whose apparent antiquity defies official science. When the rock that was holding them solidified.
Skeptics believe they are metamorphic pyrite and goethite nodules that have become stones. The issue is that there is no scientific basis for the cutting of the lines. Both for their erratic appearance and the abrasiveness of the substance with which they were supposed to be cut.
The spheres, according to University of Potchefsroom geology professor A. Bissehoff and other specialists, are limonite agglomerates. The metal spheres from Klerksdorp, on the other hand, were discovered in individual niches, which is completely different from how limonite aggloemrados are generally found.
Is it possible that it’s a Oopart? An artefact constructed by an advanced ancient intellect that exists beyond of time. Is it, on the other hand, just more sign of extraterrestrial life on our planet?