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They're combing the sands looking for them.
Mysterious debris found on Queensland beaches could be ‘space balls’ – and may contain toxic rocket fuel
Six pieces of suspected space debris found washed up on north Queensland beaches could be “space balls” that are often left over from rocket launches, according to one expert.
The Australian Space Agency confirmed on Sunday it was working to determine the nature and origin of the mysterious objects, which police said were suspected of containing hazardous chemicals.
Reports showed the objects, washed up on beaches in the Forrest Beach area of Townsville, appeared to be large spheres.
The Queensland Fire Department said on Sunday a total of six objects had been found washed up on beaches. Five had been “secured into drums” and a sixth was being “rendered safe” on Sunday, a spokesperson said.
The Australian Space Agency confirmed on Sunday it was working to determine the nature and origin of the mysterious objects, which police said were suspected of containing hazardous chemicals.
Reports showed the objects, washed up on beaches in the Forrest Beach area of Townsville, appeared to be large spheres.
The Queensland Fire Department said on Sunday a total of six objects had been found washed up on beaches. Five had been “secured into drums” and a sixth was being “rendered safe” on Sunday, a spokesperson said.
They're combing the sands looking for them.
Mysterious debris found on Queensland beaches could be ‘space balls’ – and may contain toxic rocket fuel