Recent claims from foreign sources about the discovery of massive, disc-like structures resembling UFOs are a recurring feature of modern folklore and have no basis in credible evidence. No reputable archaeological or geological institution has ever reported such a discovery. These claims are often the result of misinterpreting natural geological formations or are simply hoaxes created with digital manipulation.

While no UFO-like artifacts have been found, the world does have some intriguing “disc-like structures” that are the result of natural geological processes. A prime example is the Moeraki Boulders in New Zealand. These are massive, spherical stones scattered along a beach, formed over millions of years through a process called concretion, where cemented mud and other materials built up around a central core. While they look otherworldly, their origins are entirely terrestrial.

The real mysteries of science and archaeology are far more compelling than any myth about UFOs. Instead of finding alien artifacts, researchers are uncovering the secrets of our planet’s past through meticulous study of geology and ancient human civilizations. The natural phenomena we find, like the Moeraki Boulders, and the ancient structures built by our ancestors, like the stone circles of Europe, offer a far more profound and valuable insight into our history than any fictional story about extraterrestrial contact.