Steven Greer Reveals Attempted Robbery of Buga UFO Sphere
If you’ve been following the wild world of UFO-related news, you’ve likely heard about the latest sensation: the so-called “Boguasphere.” Recently, this mysterious metallic sphere—caught on camera in Colombia and widely debated across various online communities—became the centerpiece of a high-profile press conference in Mexico City. The event attracted some of the biggest names in UFO research and government oversight, setting the stage for both sensational revelations and lingering questions.
So, what actually happened at this headline-grabbing event? What did key figures like Dr. Steven Greer and Representative Eric Berles reveal? And perhaps most curiously, what’s the true story behind the dramatic claim that someone tried to steal the sphere from its secure vault? Let’s dive in and see what we know (and what we don’t).
The (Spectacularly Mysterious) Boguasphere Makes Its Debut
First things first: this isn’t just any ordinary hunk of metal. The Boguasphere was originally recorded flying around Colombia, sparking countless theories about its origin. Was it a product of extraterrestrial design, an advanced piece of secret military tech, or merely a cleverly engineered hoax? To get closer to the truth, Mexico hosted a special press conference bringing together influential researchers, scientists, and even U.S. government representation to discuss the artifact.
Among those present: Dr. Steven Greer, a prominent voice in the UFO disclosure movement; Danny Sheehan, the well-known attorney and activist; Timothy Alberino, an investigative explorer; and Representative Eric Berles, who made the trip south for a front-row look at the object stirring up so much international curiosity. The event was organized by Jaime Maussan, already famous for his work with the controversial Nazca mummies. In fact, alongside the Boguasphere, some Nazca mummy relics even made guest appearances, adding another layer to the spectacle.
The Science—Or Lack Thereof—Behind the Sphere
If you came expecting concrete answers, this press conference likely left you with more questions. Speaker after speaker took to the stage, sharing opinions, speculations, and calls for further research—but clear conclusions were kept to a minimum. Dr. Greer summed up the tone best: his assessment of the sphere was “pending,” but he asserted it was “certainly real” and seemed confident it used some form of advanced energy field, possibly even “electrogravidic” (anti-gravitic) technology. That’s a big claim—one that left many in the audience both fascinated and skeptical.
Yet, as exciting as that sounds, Dr. Greer and the others were careful to emphasize a major caveat: more study is necessary. Everyone agreed that real scientific testing and transparency were essential for determining whether the Boguasphere is of extraterrestrial origin, advanced human technology, or just a manufactured curiosity. The conference ultimately served as an international call to action for deeper, more rigorous investigation.
Government Transparency and UFO Disclosure: Representative Berles Speaks Out
Perhaps adding a sense of official gravitas was the presence of Representative Eric Berles. In his remarks, Berles echoed a theme that’s become increasingly common in the UFO community: governments shouldn’t have the right to keep information about non-human intelligence (if it exists) under wraps. In his words, there are simply “too many people reporting things, too many videos coming out to ignore it.”
Berles, however, refrained from endorsing any wild claims about the sphere itself. In fact, he seemed as intrigued and cautious as anyone else, opting for a wait-and-see approach rather than jumping to conclusions. While he appreciated the need for further study, his attendance seemed as much about lending credibility to the investigation as offering any new revelations. Ultimately, he emphasized the importance of scientific discovery and transparency, but (like the attendees) left with more questions than answers.
The Most Bizarre Twist: The Attempted Sphere Heist
And then came the detail that set the internet abuzz—according to Dr. Greer, there was an actual attempt by imposters dressed as police officers to steal the Boguasphere from its supposedly secure storage. Greer claimed that security measures were promptly escalated and, crucially, that samples from the sphere have been sent to advanced labs for rigorous testing. He also hinted that any attempts to interfere with the investigation would be met with law enforcement repercussions, though no further details were made available about the attempt or the people allegedly involved.
This claim opened up a floodgate of speculation. Who would want to steal the Boguasphere? Was it a shadowy government agency, a criminal enterprise, or a publicity stunt? The lack of specifics left many observers skeptical: after all, impersonating law enforcement in a city as big as Mexico City isn’t exactly unheard of, but the story begged for more detail than what was offered. At this moment, the “heist” narrative raises as many eyebrows as it does suspicions.
What’s Next for the UFO Community?
With so many loose threads, one thing is clear—the Boguasphere has ignited a new round of curiosity, debate, and skepticism in the world of UFO studies. On one hand, the press conference underscored the urgent call for transparency, disclosure, and independent scientific testing of any anomalous objects. On the other, it showed that even with a media blitz and big names, answers are still hard to come by.
The central message is one of patience and rigor: curiosity about UFOs and mysterious artifacts like the Boguasphere is only natural, but real discovery takes time, professional analysis, and a healthy dose of skepticism. Until further tests are made public—and until more transparent information surfaces—much of the story remains in the realm of speculation.
Final Thoughts: Why the Boguasphere Matters
Whether you’re a diehard believer, a seasoned skeptic, or simply curious about the unexplained, the spectacle around the Boguasphere is a sign of our ongoing fascination with the unknown. This episode is a reminder: extraordinary claims demand extraordinary evidence, but it also reveals how eager we are for answers to age-old questions about our place in the universe.
If nothing else, the Mexican press conference has succeeded in reinvigorating public interest—not just in the Boguasphere, but in the larger pursuit of truth regarding UFOs and unexplained aerial phenomena. As new evidence (hopefully) comes to light, the conversation is only getting started.
Stay tuned, keep asking questions, and don’t forget: every day is a gift—especially when it comes with a little mystery.
