Valdías Mountain Range Sphere — Maussan TV Recap
Summary
A pro-Maussan Medium recap by Edward Lithium summarizing the May 10 2026 segment of jaime-maussan’s Spanish-language TV program No Humano. The broadcast introduces a second metallic sphere — the Valdías (Las Baldías) Mountain Range Sphere — recovered May 2026 from a remote site on the edge of a national park near San Félix hill in the Medellín region of Colombia, and frames it as a sibling artifact to the buga-sphere presented at the NPC the prior week (src-greer-disclosure-event-npc-2026-05). Recovery is credited to Zúñiga of an “international UFO hunters” group; the sphere was physically handed to Maussan in Mexico City for further study. All physical, electrical, and chain-of-custody claims are single-source and unverified.
Key Claims
- A new artifact — the Valdías Mountain Range Sphere (alt. Las Baldías) — was recovered from a remote site near San Félix hill in the Antioquia / Medellín region of Colombia. “Valdías” is a recovery-site name, not an alternate name for Buga — the two spheres come from two distinct Colombian sites.
- Trigger event: On March 15 2026 — during the Buga Sphere’s first major reveal at Mexico City’s National Auditorium — Zúñiga’s team in Medellín relayed (a) a daytime video of a craft over Medellín (broadcast live to ~8,000 attendees) and (b) a nighttime video of a luminous sphere descending into the Valdías range. A local couple corroborated the descent.
- Recovery expedition: Zúñiga’s second attempt succeeded after 12+ days in the jungle, navigating by compass with no cell signal. He carried the sphere out in a backpack, sustaining severe back pain, a broken tooth, and a split tongue, while evading guerrilla and army checkpoints.
- Physical comparison vs. Buga: similar metallic appearance, “very hard aluminum” construction. Differences: 29 equatorial black dots (Buga has 31), less surface damage, no proto-Sanskrit-style external inscription (Vélez speculates the message may be inside), a natural “belt” attachment, and a hole “with no continuity.”
- Site anomalies: soil at “ground zero” allegedly emits electrical pulses on instrument readings; five samples taken in a cross pattern per engineer Rodolfo Garrido’s protocol. A white stone with parallel stripes and an unnatural 90° cut was also collected.
- Chain of custody: sphere transported by Zúñiga through Medellín and Mexico City security; physically handed to Maussan on-air. Soil samples remain with the Medellín team. No named accredited laboratory, analyst, or methodology is given.
- Release strategy: Maussan — contrasting Buga — says he will withhold individual findings and only publish at the end of the full investigation, citing “haters and hackers.” Planned platforms: Interstellar, Tercer Milenio, in-person appearances with Zúñiga, Vélez, and Pier Giorgio Caría.
- Greer endorsement (paraphrased): Maussan attributes to steven-greer (mis-spelled “Steven Green” in the source) the line that the Buga sphere is “extraterrestrial” and “too advanced for any ancient Earth culture” — consistent with Greer’s NPC co-presentation.
- Adjacent content: the same broadcast referenced pulsating lights in Maryland on April 12 2026, analyzed by Arturo Rodríguez Cabello and Garrido, and expected new U.S. government UAP color-video releases.
Notable Quotes
“Here in Washington, they talked about the Buga sphere, and it was given complete authenticity.” — Jaime Maussan (paraphrasing Greer’s NPC endorsement)
“The ground at ground zero emits an electrical pulse. It’s impossible because normal ground doesn’t emit energy, but this soil does.” — William Zúñiga
“Unlike with the Buga sphere, we’re not going to release every single finding as we go. We’re going to finish the investigation completely and then release all the details.” — Jaime Maussan
Caveats
- The piece is a Medium recap by a self-identified follower of the program; no independent reporting, lab confirmation, soil-analysis paper, or named institution is cited.
- The “29 black dots” and “electrical-pulse soil” claims originate entirely with Maussan’s TV broadcast and Zúñiga’s team; treat as unverified, single-source.
- Maussan’s announced policy of not releasing intermediate findings reduces externally checkable evidence.
- Consistent with the pattern documented on jaime-maussan: dramatic Latin-American artifact reveal, no peer review, “experts” without institutional affiliation.