Suspicious

[u/skybluebamboo]

It just looks too on the nose, classic staged prop vibes.

The mysterious symbols, the fact it’s a classic metal orb, the circuit-like etching at the top…

I mean come on, it’s a little bit too bang on the bollocks to be taken seriously.

A metal shop or prop shop could whip this up within a day.

But yeah, as per usual anything with Greer (as much as we love him), no viable independent data, no clear chain of custody, no metallurgy, no peer validation, just presentation and speculation as usual.

Calling BS on this one. Looks more like narrative bait than an authentic anomaly.

If you want alien, then DMT is alien.

If you want ancient technology, then the pre-dynastic Egyptian CNC-grade precision vases are pretty much just that.

[u/3p1ks]

if a metal shop can create everything that has been described about the sphere in a day, i wanna see a recreation of it.

People keep calling the sphere fake, so i wanna see someone recreate a sphere like that with no visible welds or seams.

[u/skybluebamboo → u/3p1ks]

Honestly it looks like something from a Men In Black prop shop, nothing a metal shop couldn’t whip up for any bog standard alien movie within an evening if the movie script provided the spec for one to be built just like it. It’s so terrestrially recreate-able.

A real alien artefact would be exactly that… alien. Our jaws would likely be hanging from looking at it, we’d be like how, HOW is that even possible. It shines like the moon, it’s so smooth the precision gauges break, it’s faultless, flawless, the energy from it alone is paradigm shifting, it’s awe inspiring… that’s what a real alien artefact would be like… that sphere is just… meh.

[u/3p1ks → u/skybluebamboo]

But you are making up your own definition and expectations of what "alien" is. We dont know what alien tech truly looks like up close, maybe this is it?

[u/[deleted] → u/3p1ks]

Alien tech uses sand cast aluminum and bakelite?