Global Impact! 250,000 Year Old Aluminum Object Could Be Remains of a UFO Fallen from Outer Space – The Mystery That Could Change the History of Humanity?

A large aluminum object dating back 250,000 years is controversial because it appeared long before the time when people knew about metallic aluminum.

The strange aluminum object has caused a lot of controversy lately because experts calculate that It is at least 250,000 years old while humanity has only been able to produce metallic aluminum about 200 years ago, according to Mirror.

In 1973, a group of construction workers working on the banks of the Mures River near the Romanian town of Aiud found three objects 10 meters underground. Because the unearthed objects appeared unusual and ancient, archaeologists were invited to the site. They immediately recognized two of the three objects as animal bone fossils.

The remaining object was very light, looked like a human-made metal object, and was shaped like an ax blade. The three articles were sent to the city of Cluj in the province of Transylvania, Romania, for further analysis. Experts quickly discovered that two large bones belonged to a mammal that died between 10,000 and 80,000 years ago. However, the third object surprised them greatly.

According to the test results, The object is made up of 12 metals and 90% aluminum and is 250,000 years old. The result of this evaluation was later confirmed by a laboratory in Lausanne, Sweden. Other experts give different dates for the object, between 400 and 80,000 years old. Although it is at least 400 years old, the object was still 200 years older than when humans first encountered the material aluminum.

The object measures 20 cm long, 12.5 cm wide and 7 cm thick. What confuses experts is that the metal block has a concave surface that appears to be part of a complex mechanical system.

Many unidentified flying object (UFO) hunters believe this object is a fragment of a flying saucer, evidence that extraterrestrial civilizations have visited Earth in the past.

Romanian historian Mihai Wittenberger believes the aluminum piece is part of a German plane from World War II, but cannot explain the age of the object. The object is exhibited in the Historical Museum of Cluj-Napoca with the note “unknown origin”.