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Mysterious debris found on Queensland beaches could be ‘space balls’ – and may contain toxic rocket fuel

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Graham Readfearn
Mysterious debris found on Queensland beaches could be ‘space balls’ – and may contain toxic rocket fuel
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Authorities in Queensland, Australia, are investigating six mysterious spherical objects that washed up on local beaches. Experts suggest they may be 'space balls'—debris from rocket launches—and are working to determine if they contain hazardous materials.

Queensland fire department says a total of six objects have been found washed up on beaches. Photograph: Forrest Beach Takeaway Queensland fire department says a total of six objects have been found washed up on beaches. Photograph: Forrest Beach Takeaway Queensland 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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