Valdías Mountain Range Sphere
The Valdías Mountain Range Sphere (alt. Las Baldías) is a second metallic spherical object promoted by jaime-maussan in May 2026 as a sibling artifact to the buga-sphere. Per the May 10 2026 No Humano TV segment summarized in src-buga-sphere-maussan-tv-valdias-report-2026-05, the sphere was recovered by William Zúñiga from a remote site on the edge of a national park near San Félix hill in the Antioquia / Medellín region of Colombia, then physically delivered to Maussan in Mexico City. All physical, electrical, and chain-of-custody claims are single-source and unverified.
Recovery account (per Maussan TV)
- Trigger: On March 15 2026 — during the Buga Sphere’s reveal at Mexico City’s National Auditorium — Zúñiga’s Medellín team relayed (a) a daytime craft video 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.
- 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.
- Handoff: Zúñiga delivered the sphere to Maussan on-air in Mexico City.
Physical comparison to the Buga Sphere
| Attribute | Buga Sphere | Valdías Sphere |
|---|---|---|
| Material | ”Very hard aluminum” | Same |
| Equatorial black dots | 31 | 29 |
| Surface damage | Pitted/marked | Less damaged |
| External inscription | Claimed “proto-Sanskrit”/Paleo-Hebrew | None visible (Vélez speculates internal) |
| Other | Standard form | Natural “belt” attachment; hole “with no continuity” |
Site anomalies (claimed)
- Soil at “ground zero” allegedly emits electrical pulses on instrument readings.
- Five soil 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.
No named accredited laboratory, analyst, or methodology has been disclosed. Soil samples remain with the Medellín team.
Release strategy
Contrasting the Buga rollout, Maussan announced 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 Italian researcher Pier Giorgio Caría.
Caveats
- All claims originate with Maussan’s No Humano broadcast and Zúñiga’s team; treat as unverified, single-source.
- The “29 black dots,” “electrical-pulse soil,” and physical-recovery hardships are described pro-Maussan; no independent press coverage of the recovery is known.
- Maussan’s announced policy of not releasing intermediate findings reduces externally checkable evidence.
- Consistent with the pattern documented on jaime-maussan and buga-sphere: dramatic Latin-American artifact reveal, no peer review, named “experts” without institutional affiliation.