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Unidentified metal spheres found on Australian beach are 'debris from a foreign rocket body', space agency says

Six mysterious metallic spheres washing up on Australian beaches have been identified by a space agency as debris from a foreign rocket body.

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Six unidentified metal spheres, described as 'space balls,' were discovered on a beach in Australia. Coverage from The Independent, Yahoo, People.com, and The Daily Beast emphasizes that experts believe the metallic orbs fell from the sky before washing ashore.

The reports focus on the transition from the objects being 'mysterious' to their identification by officials. Future developments depend on the space agency's ongoing investigation into the spheres and the specific origin of the foreign rocket body.

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How many spheres were found?

Six spheres were found on the beach.

What are the spheres made of?

The objects are described as metallic.

Where did the spheres come from?

A space agency stated they are likely debris from a foreign rocket body.

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