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The mystery continues: the mysterious monolith that appeared in the heart of a desert in Utah suddenly popped up in Romania - and disappeared from there as well - Walla! Tourism

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A metallic monolith caused a stir in the network after it was found in the heart of the Utah desert and disappeared - and then its less successful model appeared in Romania


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The mystery continues: the mysterious monolith that appeared in the heart of the Utah desert suddenly popped up in Romania - and disappeared from there as well

The metallic monolith - also known as the "Portal for a Parallel Dimension" - which caused a stir on the Internet when it was in the heart of the Utah desert and disappeared a few days later - was found standing still in Piatra Neamt, Romania.

When even from there he managed to disappear the conspiracy theories began to celebrate

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Monolith found in Utah Red Desert (Utah Department of Public Safety / reuters)

The network erupted last week from the story of the metallic monolith that was accidentally located in the heart of a desert in Utah and disappeared as if it had not been a few days later.

Now it seems that he actually moved to Romania - and even from there he has already disappeared.

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how it all began?

The mystery began when a Utah Public Safety Department (DPS) scan team spotted a shiny metallic monolith standing prominently in the red rocks of a desert in southeastern Utah.

They assumed it was man-made but wondered who placed such a strange structure in the heart of a desert and what the chances were that it was a "portal to a parallel dimension".

Lieutenant Nick Street, a DPS spokesman, told the Times that authorities were confident the building was someone's art installation, or an attempt to do so. "The



network began to speculate about the origin of the monolith, with many toying with the idea of ​​aliens being responsible. To Canyonlands National Park so there may be remnants of Hollywood scenery.There were also some art lovers who claimed it was the work of John McCracken, an American minimalist sculptor who specialized in flat sculptures that usually consisted of a single, monochromatic plaque leaning against a wall. Said it may have been the work of an artist in tribute to McCracken, and later David Zverner tweeted a picture of what appears to be an almost identical statue found in a New York gallery - reinforcing the hypothesis that it was the work of John McCracken or Copicat - although it is unclear how it reached the middle of the desert What intensified the mystery was a report by the Land Management Bureau that the monolith had disappeared from the scene after being taken by "unknown sources" on November 27, with only rocks left to mark where it stood.

The monolith from Utah

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Monolithic Desert in Utah (Reuters, Utah Department of Public Safety)

The Bureau of Land Management in Utah wrote in a Facebook post: "We have received credible reports that the illegally installed structure, known as 'Monolithic', was removed from Utah's public lands. We did not remove the structure, which is considered private property and therefore the investigation passes into the hands of the local sheriff."

A few days after the announcement, travel photographer Ross Bernards, who was present at the site with his friend Mike Newlands, revealed that he saw four unidentified men remove the glorious object.

"They took it for a few reasons," Newlands told USA TODAY, "it's waste and public lands should be respected. This is not the place to be. It's a pure and sensitive environment."

Did the Utah monolith belong to artist John McCracken or was it inspired by him?

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Here he is a moment before he disappears

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Romanian monolith

A day after his disappearance, the mysterious object - or one that is very similar to it - appeared in Romania and also disappeared from there ten days later.

The metallic structure was found last week on Bataka Domani Hill in the city of Piatra Niamt in northern Romania - close to the archeological landmark of the Petrodaba Dacian Fortress.

Reuters reported on Tuesday that the Romanian metallic monolith had disappeared and quoted journalist Robert Yusov of local newspaper Ziar Pietra Niamt: "The 2.8-meter-tall building disappeared overnight just as it appeared last week," Yusov said.



Piatra Neamt Mayor Andrei Carvalia welcomed the discovery in a humorous Facebook post on November 28, a day after the monolith in Utah disappeared.

"The universe has made its choice," Carvalia wrote, assuring that "there is no reason to be afraid, or at least no reason to be alarmed to those who believe there is still alien life in the universe."

"My Piatra Niamt is hosting a mysterious object," he wrote, "my guess is that some naughty and scary teenage aliens left their home with their parents' spaceship and began planting metal monoliths around the world. First in Utah and then in Piatra Neamt. It is an honor for me that they chose our city."

He added: "I would greatly appreciate if the contractor had followed the legal steps to obtain a building permit."

Although the mayor toyed with the idea, there were quite a few who supported the idea that it was aliens.

Others preferred to establish more realistic hypotheses.

Some believed it was a work of art inspired by the Utah model, which itself was apparently inspired by artist John McCracken.

Others are sure this is a prank inspired by science fiction movies.

The Romanian model is less attractive, isn't it?

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A closer examination of the monolith clearly indicated a human origin, compared to the higher quality jute creation.

"An unidentified person, apparently a not particularly talented local welder, did it ... Now all that is left is just a small hole covered in rocky ground," Yusov said.

Piatra Nimat police spokeswoman Georgiana Musso told Reuters that police were conducting an investigation into the building, which was illegally installed in a protected archeological site and has not yet been found.

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