The mysterious UFO found on an Australian beach was finally identified by the Australian Space Agency (ASA). If you are also confused by this unusually large cylinder, here's what you need to know about it.

Australia UFO Debunked by ASA

According to Metro's latest report, a mysterious large cylinder was washed up on a remote Australian beach located near Green Head on July 15.

Locals who first saw the copper-colored canister reported the object to the police.

One of the residents claimed that a couple first found the mysterious UFO. Using their four-wheel vehicle, the individuals decided to drag the cylinder.

After that, authorities prepared a perimeter so scientists and state fire officials can safely examine the object.

When all locals were cleared out of the area, the Western Australia Police Force carried the UFO to an undisclosed location.

At first, the police suggested that the cylindrical object could be space junk.

"Contrary to speculation, there is no evidence to support the theory that the object is connected in any way to a commercial aircraft," said the police officials.

Now, ASA finally confirmed the true origin of the mysterious object.

The Australian space organization said that the canister was debris from an expended third-stage of a PSLV (Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle).

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UFOs Are Now a Big Deal Across the Globe 

UFO (now called UAP) is becoming more of a big deal across the globe. It all started when retired U.S. Air Force Maj. David Grusch decided to speak about the existence of unidentified flying objects. 

The whistleblower already shared many surprising information about the existence of UFOs. 

Because of Grusch, many U.S. lawmakers are now urging the military and intelligence agencies to provide more UFO transparency, as reported by CBS News. 

Numerous members of Congress even cited that these UAPs or UFOs potentially threaten the national security of the United States.

Previously, a bipartisan group of senators—led by Majority Leader Chuch Schumer—introduced an amendment to the annual defense bill. 

This amendment aims to require executive branch agencies to provide the UPA records to a review board with the presumption of immediate disclosure. 

This just shows that the effort made by the former U.S. Air Force intelligence official is making the U.S. government take UFOs more seriously. 

Grusch is still expected to share more of his knowledge regarding UAPs. If you want to learn more about the UFO discussions happening in the U.S. Congress, you can click this link. 

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