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'Space balls' that appeared on beach are pressure vessels from rocket
Six mysterious metal balls that washed up on an Australian beach this weekend are from a space launch vehicle, experts have confirmed.
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theguardian.com
Mysterious debris found on Queensland beaches could be ‘space balls’ – and may contain toxic rocket fuel
Australian Space Agency working to confirm origin of objects as space archaeologist says they may be connected to a rocket launch
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irishtimes.com
‘Space balls’: Mysterious debris found on Australian beaches could contain toxic rocket fuel
The Australian Space Agency confirmed on it was investigating six pieces of suspected space debris found washed up on Queensland beaches
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spiegel.de
Australien: Verdächtige »Space Balls« könnten gefährlicher Weltraumschrott sein
In Queensland in Australien wurden mehrere glänzende Kugeln an Land gespült. Behörden vermuten, dass es sich dabei um Raketenteile handelt – die Chemikalien enthalten könnten.
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nu.nl
Australië onderzoekt mysterieuze ruimtebollen die op strand zijn aangespoeld
De Australische autoriteiten onderzoeken de herkomst van mysterieuze, grote zilveren bollen die dit weekend aanspoelden op een strand in het noorden van Queensland. Dat meldt de…
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nos.nl
Ruimteballen op Australisch strand: niet van aliens, wel gevaarlijk
De mysterieuze voorwerpen veroorzaakten veel beroering in het afgelegen gehucht.
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rnz.co.nz
Australia's Space agency says beach objects likely fuel pressure vessels from launch vehicle
The Australian Space Agency has confirmed mysterious objects found on a north Queensland beach are likely from a space launch vessel.
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Likely origin of mysterious ‘space balls’ found on Queensland beaches revealed by Australian Space Agency
Organisation says objects consistent with ‘debris from a foreign rocket body that recently re-entered the atmosphere’
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independent.co.uk
Australia reveals likely origin of mysterious ‘space balls’ found on beaches
Crews in protective suits were seen placing objects into hazmat barrels under police guard
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dailymail.com
'Space balls' that appeared on beach are pressure vessels from rocket
Six mysterious metal balls that washed up on an Australian beach this weekend are from a space launch vehicle, experts have confirmed.
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hindustantimes.com
What are the ‘mysterious’ balls found on Australian beach? Space agency has an answer
Following the discovery, authorities temporarily closed part of the beach and established a 50-metre exclusion zone as a precaution. | World News
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upi.com
Look: Mystery spheres on Australian beach identified as 'space balls' - UPI.com
Mysterious metal spheres found on a beach in Queensland, Australia, were likely pressure vessels from a space launch -- also known as "space balls."
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space.com
Unidentified metal spheres found on Australian beach are 'debris from a foreign rocket body', space agency says
The Australian Space Agency says the objects "appear to be pressure vessels from a space launch vehicle" that recently launched.
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euronews.com
Beware space junk: how do 'space balls' end up on the beach?
In Australia, authorities warn after several so-called space balls appeared on a beach in Queensland. Anyone who finds one must call emergency services at once and must not touch…
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clarin.com
Revelan el origen de las extrañas bolas que aparecieron en una playa de Australia
La agencia espacial del país oceánico identificó los objetos y, así, calmó las especulaciones.De dónde provienen y por qué las autoridades piden no acercarse a ellos.
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mirror.co.uk
Beach sealed off after six mysterious metal balls appear on sand
Offiicials have established an exclusion zone and placed the balls inside sealed containers
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e.vnexpress.net
Mysterious metallic spheres from space force closure of Australian beach - VnExpress International
Australia's space agency has traced six mysterious metallic spheres that forced the closure of a Queensland beach to a foreign rocket, identifying them as pressure vessels from a…