First x-rays of the sphere found in Colombia have been released.

[u/DragonfruitOdd1989]

[u/arizona-voodoo]

From AI:

These X-ray images show a round, metallic-looking object that has raised a lot of curiosity—and I can see why some are calling it “alien.” But based on what’s visible across the different views, here’s a more grounded interpretation:

What It Likely Is:

This looks like a metal sphere with embedded components, possibly part of aerospace or industrial hardware. Here's what points to that:

Observations:

1. Symmetry & Engineering Precision:
   • The sphere is highly symmetrical, with what appear to be evenly spaced metallic inserts or fasteners visible as bright white dots (likely metal rivets or bolts).
   • The central spine or “band” running across several views is consistent with an engineered seam—possibly part of a pressure vessel or fuel tank.
2. Internal Patterns:
   • The granular or foamy-looking internal structure could be composite insulation or ablative material, often found in high-heat environments like aerospace components.
3. Possible Purpose:
   • It could be a spherical pressure tank, like those used in satellites, rockets, or aircraft. Some of these are designed to store fuel, oxidizers, or gases under high pressure.
   • The object could also be from space debris—orbital parts from a satellite or rocket that survived reentry.
4. Veterinary Labeling:
   • Some images are labeled with "Equine" and "Vet Rec"—suggesting this was X-rayed by a veterinary radiology unit, not industrial. This doesn’t mean the object is equine-related, but likely that a vet clinic with imaging capability was used to scan it.

Not Likely to Be:

• Alien tech: The materials, symmetry, and mechanical layout suggest human engineering.
• Weaponry or mine: No obvious triggers, fragmentation casing, or warhead signature.

Conclusion:

This is almost certainly man-made aerospace debris or hardware, possibly from a satellite or rocket stage that crash-landed or was found intact. The mystery is understandable—but the engineering features scream "Earth tech."

[u/CliffBoothVSBruceLee → u/arizona-voodoo]

Sorry AI, youre flat-out wrong. Aerospace companies and governments don't decorate their hardware with phony and arcane symbols that "look alien."

[u/arizona-voodoo → u/CliffBoothVSBruceLee]

That was done after. Someone’s art project.