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Um........

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I was just reading that story and getting ready to post.

So, if anyone here is missing a large metal monolith, you might want to check with the Bureau of Land Management's "Lost and Found" department.

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Um........

Yeah, if I could give this thread a soundtrack...

Where is that pic of Giorgio, lol?

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Yep. That’s Giorgio

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First thing I thought of was Star Trek!

On one hand, only 19 years late... and aluminum rather than obsidian.

On the other hand, I can see the screws or rivets with which it is constructed so by definition it isn't a "monolith". Monolithic, yes, but not a monolith.

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On one hand, only 19 years late... and aluminum rather than obsidian.

On the other hand, I can see the screws or rivets with which it is constructed so by definition it isn't a "monolith". Monolithic, yes, but not a monolith.

I would think those are weld spots, but your point is well taken.

What's really weird is that it is in a very remote area. SO remote that they aren't posting the location fearing that people might want to go see it and will require rescue. How the hell did they get it out there? Maybe they built it on the spot with a light framework and lightweight sheet metal. But STILL!!!

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What's really weird is that it is in a very remote area. SO remote that they aren't posting the location fearing that people might want to go see it and will require rescue. How the hell did they get it out there? Maybe they built it on the spot with a light framework and lightweight sheet metal. But STILL!!!

I too was wondering how they got it there.

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So THAT’s where I left it!

I thought I had put it under the bed.



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My God.... it's full of stars...

It's more likely a pickup truck was involved than a space ship.

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Fell off the test flight of the newly reconfigured 737 Max.

Perhaps a skid plate??

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