The Fort George Island Steel Sphere: A Rolling Mystery Explored by Navy Investigations and Ufologists

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An eight-inch diameter, about 22-pound steel sphere found in 1974 on Fort George Island by Wayne Bates and Gerri Betz reportedly moved by itself and reacted to music, dogs, and sunlight, prompting investigations by the Navy and others, with J. Allen Hynek calling it man-made and skeptics arguing it was a commercially produced stainless steel ball from terrestrial origin.

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“Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commissions or revenue from certain merchandise through these links.” As you read this story, you will learn the following: Some still question the origins of a strange steel ball discovered by a Florida family on their property in 1974. Could it be alien technology? The military – and even...