A massive metal cylinder has been discovered on a beach in Western Australia, leaving locals confused and authorities puzzled. The copper-colored cylinder, which appears to be severely damaged, washed up near Jurien Bay and was reported to the police by residents. Despite investigations, the object’s origins remain unknown, and authorities are treating it as hazardous. The police have stressed the need for further investigation and urged the community not to jump to conclusions. They are working together with state and federal agencies to determine the nature and origin of the object. Moreover, the police are guarding the object to preserve any potential evidence and facilitate expert examination. Videos of the cylinder show that it does not resemble anything from a regular aircraft and seems to have detached from something, with the lower half appearing to be ripped. Officials have ruled out any connection between the object and the missing flight MH370. The Australian Space Agency is also involved in the investigation to ascertain if the object could be part of a foreign space launch vehicle. Concerns about the toxic materials the cylinder may contain have led authorities to advise against handling or moving it. Space archaeology expert Dr. Alice Gorman believes the object may be a fuel cylinder from India’s Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle rocket. She suggests that a marine weather event could have dislodged it and brought it ashore. Meanwhile, the focus is on identifying the true source of the cylinder and returning it to its country of origin, following the guidelines of the UN’s Outer Space Treaty.
Australian authorities issue warning about large cylinder discovered on Western Australia beach
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