Or maybe it's the same monolith that inexplicably appeared, then disappeared, in Utah last week. The construction of this monolith on Pine Mountain in Atascadero, California is definitely cruder, suggesting that's an imitation of the original alien object. Atascadero News describes it:
The three-sided obelisk appeared to be made of stainless steel, 10-feet tall and 18 inches wide. The object was welded together at each corner, with rivets attaching the side panels to a likely steel frame inside. The top of the monument did not show any weld marks, and it appears to be hollow at the top, and possibly bottom.
Unlike its Utah sibling, the Atascadero obelisk was not attached to the ground, and could be knocked over with a firm push. The Atascadero News estimates it weighs about 200 pounds.
The material appeared to be stainless steel, similar to a hood above the stove in a commercial kitchen.
So it's more likely to be from pranksters rather than our actual alien visitors.
-via Celine D. Ryan | Photo: Atascadero News
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Perhaps they're Pakleds: https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Pakled
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... or cut rate aliens. They're from the poor planets.
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It really is so hard to understand.10 feet tall ... so somebody ... no, 5 people ... lay on their sides, on top of each other, in order to give us an idea of how tall this thing is.£200 ... that's $NZ383, $344 in Canada, $268 in the Covid infested USA.I do not know what inches are.Imagine if someone invented a measuring system that was used worldwide !!!Maybe even a bit like metric ... you know, that's the measuring system used by 194 out of the 197 countries in the world.So, that's EVERY COUNTRY IN THE WORLD except Myanmar, Liberia and the USA.Hard to fathom, it's like those 194 countries are in league with each other.I'm not pulling your chain.Step out of your yard.Fur long ?
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