Mysterious large spheres wash up on Queensland beach, investigation launched

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Six large, solid spheres discovered on a beach in Queensland, Australia, are being investigated by authorities.
The objects are suspected to be space debris, with the Australian Space Agency attempting to identify their origin.
An exclusion zone is in place due to potential hazardous substances.

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Six large, solid spheres discovered on a beach in Queensland, Australia, are being investigated by authorities. The objects are suspected to be space debris, with the Australian Space Agency attempting to identify their origin. An exclusion zone is in place due to potential hazardous substances.

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