What are these speheres all around the globe? >https://w

>>19010389
Ayyy Lmao fidget spinner bearing broke, all the ball bearings fell to earth from orbit.

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>>19010389
It had to do with astronomy.

Giants like soccer too.

>>19010389
Large matal bits from underneath the crust that were pushed up after a million years?

>>19010449
I don't think that's how it works.

>>19010449
But why perfectly spherical and all over the world in places nowhere near tectonic plates that would shift allowing them to be pushed out of the earth like giant stone pimples?

it might be a meteor bit that rolled until it became a ball

>>19010389
Man-made, I think.

because the earth is actually not flat

It is too flat you zombie sheep

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>>19010389
If Forbes reports it, it's definitely a conditioning for the disclosure. Just wait, in a couple of weeks there will be a "debunking" article. Over conditioning is not a good idea.

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>>19010453
Tell me how it work's, because I'm just taking scientific wild ass guesses.
>>19010459
How do we know there wasn't tectonic activity sometime in history in these areas? I doubt they are perfectly spherical, but I don't doubt incredibly spherical like. I mean we live on a sphere like object, moving 33 some odd thousand miles an hour through space on orbital tracks, why can't soft liquid metal under the crust form a spherical like object finally solidifying and being pushed onto the surface?

I'm not saying I know what's happening, just throwing out ideas.

>>19010389
I'd have to go with very big spheres.

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>>19010389
It's
>>19010484
literally this. There's a monkeyman around.

>>19010484
Omfg.
Never saw the similarities xD>>19010459

>>19010472
We have a sherlock over here.. nicely done

>>19010538
if a hot piece of metal would roll over a mountain in incredible speeds

would it turn into a ball?

>>19010389
wow fuck forbes it won't even let me see the article unless is disable my adblock

>>19010389
You know I heard in that city that was supposedly nuked in ancient times. They found metallic spheres all over the place. Maybe that's what this shit is?

>>19010570
maybe.
we do know that when you apply extreme heat to something it starts to shrink just like plastic

>>19010389
God's BB gun probably.

>>19010389
Cool. Your Op answers the whole question though. Not much left to talk about.

>>19010560
>There are many examples of spherical concretions like the one found in Bosnia from around the world. The Moeraki Boulders of New Zealand are an example of “cannonball concretions”. These famous, very spherical boulders are found on a beach in Otago. They are part of a Paleocene-aged rock formation, so they date back 60 million years and likely took millions of years to grow to their most massive sizes of up to 7 feet wide. Other examples of almost impossibly round cannonball concretions occur in Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota, and these ones are also quite reddish and iron-stained due to their mineral composition.

>>19010630
But one guy in the article claims the one in the Op is from an ancient civilization, because it's high in iron. Which actually proves it's a concretion. Kek.

>>19010557
Is this mountain closer to the center of the earth where the pressure and gravity is stronger? The center if the earth itself is spherical, so is it inconceivable to think that materials under the crust also can take spherical shapes?

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>>19010557
Maybe, if it's a never ending hill.

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>>19010389

Perhaps ancient weapons from the first war of the Mahabharata. They would be ideal to be launched from space at the earth to destroy civilization.

>>19011096
Maybe they were ancient projectiles launched from a giant cannon.

>>19010389
that's not a sphere.
its a circle
ISS doesn't real

maybe theyre giant fossilized eggs

has anyone x-rayed them?>

They're part of the USSR's weather manipulation device that they agreed to shut down in return for the United States sending LL Cool J to bomb the Murrah Building inn Oklahoma then framing McVeigh so he could fake his death and become a Russian citizen with details on Bill Clinton's U.N. meeting with the Heaven's Gate space travelers.

>>19011314
wow its like you used a random copypasta generator and just smashed all the shit you could together.

>>19011603
The idea of the US sending LL to bomb Murrah is pretty funny to me.

>>19011603
Speaking of smashing shit tell your mom I said hi.

>>19012796
srsly, its so fucking bad it's funny
>>19012813
calm down, weenie

>>19010389

gantz

I went to some site where there is a soft stone rock and inside it there are small spherical bits of harder rocks, so when the wind erodes the soft stone these bowling balls appear from the ground and roll down hill

They're millstones, numpties.

>>19010389
aw shit nigga, its the DRAGON BALLS

>>19010389
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stone_spheres_of_Costa_Rica

>>19010389
>probably not from a lost civilization
lol maximum shilling detected

>>19010389
Bofa

>>19011110
DARPA has a project to drop titanium rods from orbit. The kinetic energy alone would have the effect of a nuclear strike.

>>19014339
>titanium rods

Tungsten, my friend. Titanium is to valuable in medical science, and Tungsten is fucking denser than your mothers asshole.

I read about the ones in Costa Rica, they're similar in Bosnia too.

>family finds a large boulder
>over days and weeks they keep a large fire going around it
>throw water on the boulder, causing chips to come off
>eventually it gets a round shape
>sanded down by pecking

It was a way to say, "Look, my family is wealthy enough to waste good firewood and time perfecting something with no practical use," similar to how being overweight was seen as a good thing in ancient times. It's a class symbol. Nothing paranormal here, these have been split open plenty of times and nothing's inside.

this is natural sadly, well explained process.

>>19010453
As if you have any clue "how it works" ... bitch please.

>>19014572
everything is natural

These are what are commonly known as "stars".
You know, sometimes the light fittings on a movie set fall to the ground...

I think they are catapult balls from medieval times

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>>19017992

Jesus fucking christ I hope you're just trolling

>>19010401
heheh

hematite

pellets from gods shotgun

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>>19010389
there you mommas anal beads

Took a bullshit Celtic Anthro class a few semesters back. Too many feme-nazis complaining about how they didnt like how men are centralized throughout history. Anyways, one of these pictures did pop up with a sphere, dated back around 500ac or so if im not mistaken. dunno if that helps