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7 July
The mysterious spheres are likely space debris, according to the New York Times.
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The Australian Space Agency (ASA) has announced it has identified the likely origin of six mysterious metallic spheres found on Forest Beach in north Queensland, Australia, over the past weekend. The discovery had initially bemused residents of the small northeastern Australian town.
The ASA stated that the objects are consistent with "debris from a foreign rocket body that recently re-entered the atmosphere." The agency indicated that the spheres are likely junk from a space launch.
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