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Bomb disposal teams were dispatched to investigate a massive metal sphere of unknown origin discovered washed up on a Japanese beach.

After a strange 1.5m diameter ball was discovered on the shore by a local woman on Tuesday, authorities reacted promptly to cut off access to Enshuhama Beach in the city of Hamamatsu.

Early suspicions that it was an explosive mine were dispelled after an X-ray proved it to be hollow, but the existence of the massive ball perplexed experts.

The discovery of this mysterious object is quite bizarre, yet it has attracted a lot of attention on various social media platforms.

The finding sparked a rush of odd – and hilarious – explanations for the ball's origins on Twitter, including an ancient submarine mine, Miley Cyrus' renowned wrecking ball, Harry Kane's failed penalty against France, and a Godzilla egg.

However, one commentator pointed to the little handle at the top, implying that it is a steel mooring buoy that has worked itself loose in the sea.

Some people speculate that this mysterious object has something to do with the events between US and China over the "Spy ballon".

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It all began with the Hacienda Hotel, which had recently opened in 1958. Las Vegas was only in its early stages at the time. As a result, in order to attract travelers from other states and even nations, the hotel/casino required some publicity. The hotel owner's plan was to promote his business through a gimmick.

Modern languages are simple compared to old ones, which is why they are so difficult to comprehend and even more difficult to speak correctly as our forefathers intended. Such aims are unintentional, as we appear to be streamlining our language as humans evolve.

On the 58th anniversary of her father's killing, Malcolm X's daughter announced plans to sue the CIA, FBI, and NYPD for allegedly hiding information linked to the murder.

A California guy whose 3.97-inch tongue won him a Guinness World Record has discovered an odd way to use his rare muscle: painting. Nick Stoeberl, who was granted the world record for the longest tongue (male) when it was officially measured at 3.97 inches from tip to teeth in 2012, demonstrated his odd painting talents on ITV's This Morning.

The US Defense Department has released a new photo acquired by a U-2 pilot of a Chinese spy balloon flying over the US earlier this month. The spy plane pilot took the selfie while flying above the balloon, and it shows the plane's shadow on the airship and the payload it transported across the United States. CNN was the first to report on the image's existence.

Some scientists believe that a massive planet that astronomers have never detected could be lying, almost invisibly, near the dark fringes of our solar system. Astronomers had pinpointed all eight major planets by 1846, and have subsequently discovered several additional 'dwarf planets,' including Pluto.

According to research at the Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz led by Dr. Michael Hölscher of the Faculty of Catholic Theology, the book contains apocalyptic visions and language known less from the temple and more from curses hurled at each other for centuries from Mesopotamia to Rome and the Holy Land.

In Texas, a guy is trying to figure out how a 60-year-old unpublished photograph of President John F. Kennedy ended up in a thrift store. George Rebeles picked up a Bachman-Turner Overdrive CD at the Souls Harbor Goodwill Store in Ferris, Texas, about 20 miles southeast of Dallas. About a month later, he opened the case and discovered an original black-and-white Polaroid photograph of President John F. Kennedy's motorcade in Dallas, with the date 11-22-63 written on the back. John F. Kennedy was assassinated on that day.

Mike Wells captured this poignant image of a Catholic missionary clutching the hand of a malnourished Ugandan boy in 1980. In many ways, it appears that the hand is not human. It almost seems like the hand of a space invader, a foreign species, or anything other than a human individual. It is the hand of a human being, and it cannot be 'willed' to be anything other—a famished human being.

On July 28, 1945, a B-25 Mitchell bomber flying at 200 miles per hour out of Massachusetts bound for Newark Airport became lost in the severe fog and crashed into floors 78 and 79 of New York City's Empire State Building, the world's highest building at the time.

The twentieth century is usually remembered for periods of conflict, but history books still cover so many other events today. Very few know the story of Elenora Zugun, and it is surprising as her life as well as essential events were very mediatized during the early 20th century. Even books have been written about her powers which even to this day remain quite a mystery, despite being analyzed by world-class scientists at the time when she was only a teenager.

Water is regarded as the second most important source of life, behind air, which most organic life requires constantly. The oldest water in the world is found in Canada, specifically the Kidd Creek mine in northern Ontario.

According to Kyodo News, the number of official islands in Japan is anticipated to treble from 6,852 to 14,125 following the government's first study of its territorial waters since 1987. Thanks to the recount, the Nagasaki area might have a total of 1,479 islands, whereas Kagoshima could have 1,256 and Hokkaido, northern Japan, could have 1,473.

According to accounts, a nearly 1,000-pound asteroid measuring two feet broad slammed across South Texas on Wednesday. NASA confirmed the meteor broke apart as it dropped through the sky to its landing place near McAllen, Texas, at around 6 p.m., according to Fox station KDFW in Dallas.

According to a story, one of the items down by the US Air Force using a $400,000 missile last weekend could have been a $12 balloon released by a hobby group. According to the Northern Illinois Bottlecap Balloon Brigade, one of its balloons has gone missing and may have been shot down by the US Air Force using a Sidewinder heat-seeking missile.

Certain Soviet scientists can be seen in the film detailing this unusual event, which does not make much sense. Where would our forefathers have gotten such power or even fire weapons? Ancient Origins has thoroughly examined this phenomenon, including the perspectives of several scholars such as David Hatcher Childress and Rene Noorbergen.

Logan Paul, a YouTube sensation, recently disclosed how much money his new drink had made. Last year, Paul and KSI debuted their Prime sports drink, which flew off the shelves and brought in some significant first-year earnings for the YouTube stars.

A little village in Ohio, about 128 kilometers (80 miles) south of Lake Erie — not far from the various cities and towns of southern Ontario — was the site of a nightmare scenario earlier this month, when a train crashed and exploded, releasing poisonous chemicals into the environment.

The Empire State Building, known as one of the world's highest skyscrapers, stands at roughly 1,050 feet (320 meters), which is more than enough to get the job done. One person was fortunate enough to survive a suicide attempt. Elvita Adams is the only person who has ever jumped from such a tremendous height and lived to tell the tale.