A large sperical object washed up on a beach in Japan this week, raising questions about where it came from.
The object, which is 1.5 metres in diametre, was spotted lying on a beach in the city of Hamamatsu, 9News reports.
Police and the bomb squad were called to investigate the mysterious yellow sphere, which has been deemed “not a threat”.
The object was found to be hollow and is believed to be made of iron.
Social media theories have some suggesting that it’s likely just a mooring buoy.
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9News says suspicion surrounding the object is likely fuelled by recent unidentified objects shot down in the US.
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