Stone spheres. Costa Rica

Stone Spheres or The Balls are found all over the world, from the Franz Josef Land to New Zealand. They can be found in Central American countries, USA, Romania, Russia, Kazakhstan, Brazil, China and Israel. The greatest number of these round stones is located in Costa Rica – about 300. The majority of stones has age of about 12 thousand years. The diameter of the balls is up to 7 feet and the weight of some of them reaches 16 tons. The material is a magmatic rock – granodiorite, which resembles granite due to the properties.

The first researches began in 1943. However, to this day archaeologists and geologists from around the world can’t determine the origin of these balls. Archaeologist Doris Zemurray Stone believed that the spheres of Costa Rica could serve as a sort cult sculptures or be some special kind of a calendar. In the 50s of the 20th century during the archaeological excavations in the south of Costa Rica, scientists have found stone spheres, lots of pottery and other artifacts of pre-Columbian America. Many scientists argue that the emergence of these balls is quite understandable. Balls is the magma that rises into the air from an erupting volcano, it falls on the valley covered with hot ash. The magma cools down and becomes solid.

However, the fact that the granodiorite is not found in the place where The Balls were found (in the territory of Costa Rica from the north (Valley Estrella) to the south (river Coto Colorado)), and this rock can be found only 50 kilometers away in the mountains of Talamanca, makes the version that these spheres are man-made, most probable. But this version generates a lot questions. Sculptures have a perfectly round shape, with ideal accuracy, it is 0.5 inches ± 0,2%. How primitive people could carve such figures using primitive stone tools and move them – is a real mystery. Among a plurality of theories, there is another curious version. Allegedly, these spheres served as peculiar ancient antennas and were the creation of some ancient highly developed civilization.This is in Costa Rica !!!This is New Zealand from your video

Las Bolas on the Diquis Delta

What I started noticing as I started finding these stone spheres around the world is that evrey person/geologist had a different version of what they were and how they were made and all websites state no one really  know the origins of the stone spheres they admit it as always. So if they cant tell us what they are, how can they tell us what their not !! You know what im saying.. jajaja

THE MYSTERIOUS STONE BALLS OF CHAMP ISLAND

It’s easy to stick a “mysterious” or “amazing” or “mind-blowing” on the front of a title to try and garner a few extra clicks. But in this case I think my use of “mysterious” is merited (for once). These stone balls on Champ Island don’t even have a Wikipedia page!? Yeah, I know, that’s pretty mysterious in itself. There’s a page about carved stone balls in Scotland, and there’s one about some big stone spheres in Costa Rica. But these Champ island ones are Wikipedialess.

 

http://www.lazerhorse.org/2014/05/22/mysterious-stone-balls-champ-island/

What I found most interesting is when describing one of these stone spheres from champ Island the guy literally says the inside was organic. here it is:

https://www.slavorum.org/mysterious-stone-spheres-found-on-russian-champ-island/

Austrian geologist Sepp Fridhubera explains:

the appearance of boulders is a result of the accumulation of sedimentary material transported from land to the sea. The rounded shapes of the rocks were formed underwater and they have an organic core in the center. 

There is no official version about origins of these stones; every geologist who comes to the island has his own vision and explanation.

Seems a lot did not hatch especially here in Costa Rica !!!

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