The Utah Monolith

[AnthroHeart]

Have others here heard about the Utah monolith?

Here's a funny video about it.

[Black Dragon]

I read the article about it recently. While it's not impossible something like that could be found related to an ancient civilization or ET intervention, this particular one apparently has rivets...which doesn't entirely discount an ancient civilization, but makes it highly unlikely. From what I know about Atlantis, they used a lot of aluminum for monoliths and stuff, but never needed rivets. Still, an attractive piece of art, if only that. Got a neat 90's sci-fi sort of minimalist charm about it.

[AnthroHeart]

I read the article about it recently. While it's not impossible something like that could be found related to an ancient civilization or ET intervention, this particular one apparently has rivets...which doesn't entirely discount an ancient civilization, but makes it highly unlikely. From what I know about Atlantis, they used a lot of aluminum for monoliths and stuff, but never needed rivets. Still, an attractive piece of art, if only that. Got a neat 90's sci-fi sort of minimalist charm about it.

If I recall it was put there between 2015 and 2016 according to satellite imagery.

[flofrog]

I loved the original photo I saw, I thought oh here comes Stanley Kubrick from the other side

[Patrick]

Now that it disappeared without trace, it makes it even more interesting.