The new appearance – On 2 December the monolith was spotted on Pine Mountain, again a remote and wild area in the Atascadero locality. At the news released by the local newspaper Atascaderonews.com, dozens of hikers and onlookers have reached the top for a photo to post on social media. “The three-sided monolith looks like stainless steel and is welded at each corner, with rivets securing the side panels to a likely steel frame inside. Compared to its Utah sibling, which was firmly mounted on the rocks, this one looks slightly unstable “, reads the local press.
BREAKING NEWS
There is currently a monolith at the top of Pine Mountain in Atascadero!!
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— Connor Allen (@ConnorCAllen) December 2, 2020
The foray into Europe – A four-meter metal monolith had suddenly appeared on November 27 on the Batca Doamnei plateau, in Piatra-Neamt, a city in north-eastern Romania; then it had mysteriously disappeared into thin air after a few days. Thus also in Europe, among the ruins of the abandoned fortress of Petrodava, an iron figure was found similar – which further increases the blanket of mystery – to another of the same kind that appeared and also disappeared in the Utah desert, in the United States.
The mayor of the Romanian city Andrei Carabelea did not deny a possible visit of beings from other worlds. Rocsana Josanu of the Provincial Directorate of Culture of the Province of Neamt said that the monolith “was found on private property, in a protected area of an archaeological site and before installing anything there, we need a permit from us. and the Ministry of Culture “. Which, evidently, had never arrived.
Even in the European case, how and why the metal “monument” appeared (and then disappeared), therefore, has never been clarified. The authorities have opened an investigation, which has not yet led to any results other than to lengthen the list of comments, most of them somewhat hilarious, a few others linked to the charm of mystery, on Romanian social forums.
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