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THE BUGA SPHERE [FLCA #43]
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THE BUGA SPHERE [FLCA #43]
murfai-en_UK-female:
OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF THE FIGU CANADA NATIONAL GROUP / FLCA #43 / November 2025
PaplaMedia-Noah Greer:
THE BUGA SPHERE
by Francisco Villate / Toronto, ON / September 29, 2025
MiniMax-English_magnetic_voiced_man:
“It's too good to be true.” Does this expression sound familiar? That’s what some people say when they see the Buga
Sphere. It is very important to be skeptical, and even more
important to investigate the evidence in order to form a wellfounded opinion.
I have been studying the WCUFO photographed by Meier,
which had 43 spheres. We have demonstrated with simple
analysis that it appeared in two sizes: 3.5 meters (11.5 feet)
and 7 meters (23 feet) in diameter. For me, the WCUFO is a
craft without its outer covering, giving us clues about how it
works internally. The extraterrestrial Ptaah, in contact report
#442 dated February 10, 2007, gives Billy details about the
WCUFO and refers to the spheres as “Swinging Wave
Accumulators.” Is the Buga Sphere one such Swinging Wave
Accumulator? The current generation wonders if the WCUFO is real. Future generations will wonder how it works. And the
Buga Sphere is giving us clues about one of the parts of the WCUFO, the ones that make it levitate and move.
img:Screenshot 2025-12-03 161632.png
WHERE AND WHEN WAS THIS SPHERE COLLECTED?
The Buga Sphere is not the only one that has been observed flying in the skies around the world. But it seems to be the first
to fall to the ground, be picked up by someone, and be investigated.
Buga is a small Colombian city in the Cauca Valley, with very friendly and warm people. I have been to that city about four
times. It is surround
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THE BUGA SPHERE [FLCA #43]
murfai-en_UK-female:
OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF THE FIGU CANADA NATIONAL GROUP / FLCA #43 / November 2025
PaplaMedia-Noah Greer:
THE BUGA SPHERE
by Francisco Villate / Toronto, ON / September 29, 2025
MiniMax-English_magnetic_voiced_man:
“It's too good to be true.” Does this expression sound familiar? That’s what some people say when they see the Buga
Sphere. It is very important to be skeptical, and even more
important to investigate the evidence in order to form a wellfounded opinion.
I have been studying the WCUFO photographed by Meier,
which had 43 spheres. We have demonstrated with simple
analysis that it appeared in two sizes: 3.5 meters (11.5 feet)
and 7 meters (23 feet) in diameter. For me, the WCUFO is a
craft without its outer covering, giving us clues about how it
works internally. The extraterrestrial Ptaah, in contact report
#442 dated February 10, 2007, gives Billy details about the
WCUFO and refers to the spheres as “Swinging Wave
Accumulators.” Is the Buga Sphere one such Swinging Wave
Accumulator? The current generation wonders if the WCUFO is real. Future generations will wonder how it works. And the
Buga Sphere is giving us clues about one of the parts of the WCUFO, the ones that make it levitate and move.
img:Screenshot 2025-12-03 161632.png
WHERE AND WHEN WAS THIS SPHERE COLLECTED?
The Buga Sphere is not the only one that has been observed flying in the skies around the world. But it seems to be the first
to fall to the ground, be picked up by someone, and be investigated.
Buga is a small Colombian city in the Cauca Valley, with very friendly and warm people. I have been to that city about four
times. It is surround