The unusual object—possibly a rocket fragment—surfaced on a Western Australian beach this past weekend.
in The Guardian, the large cylindrical object appeared on a beach near Jurien Bay, roughly 137 miles north of Perth, with local residents alerting authorities on Sunday.
This thing has probably been in the water for months, possibly even years.Experts with the state’s fire department came in to perform a chemical analysis of the object, determining that it’s safe and poses no risk to the community, The Guardian reports. That said, the Australian Space Agency is asking the community to “avoid handling or attempting to move the object,” as the origin of the object remains unknown.
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