Authorities are examining the origins of six large metallic spheres that were found on a beach in Queensland over the weekend. The objects, described as solid and silver in color, were discovered at Forrest Beach, located north of Townsville.

Initial assessments suggest the spheres may be remnants of space debris, though their exact source has not yet been confirmed. The Australian Space Agency has taken charge of the investigation and is working to trace the debris back to its origin.

Officials have not released further details about the size or composition of the spheres, nor have they confirmed any potential risks associated with the objects. The discovery highlights ongoing challenges related to space debris re-entering Earth’s atmosphere and reaching the surface.

Authorities continue to monitor the site and urge the public to avoid handling the spheres until investigations are complete.