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Australian Space Agency is investigating an unidentified mystery object that washed up on beach

Last updated: July 21, 2023 08:35
Published 1 year ago Category: Space Author: AIRLIVE
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A mysterious object that washed up on a remote beach in Western Australia has been deemed “safe” but authorities are still trying to identify what it is.

Police said an unidentified object washed up on a beach near Green Head, north of Perth, on Saturday afternoon.

The giant metal object was found by locals at Green Head beach, about 250km (155 miles) north of Perth.

Last friday, people in Australia reported seeing a comet/UFO in the sky which turned out to be the LVM3 rocket that launched #Chandrayaan3.

And now, the third stage of a PSLV rocket has washed ashore on the coast of Green Head, Western Australia! #ISRO pic.twitter.com/FFVwhooSyE

— Debapratim (@debapratim_) July 17, 2023

Australian Space Agency says mystery item on Green Head beach could be part of ‘foreign space launch vehicle’.

If the community spot any further suspected debris they should report it to local authorities and notify the Australian Space Agency via [email protected]

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