Mysterious silver monolith vanishes from Noarlunga

The bizarre structure that appeared in Adelaide on Friday has now disappeared, leaving some questionable material behind.

A silver monolith discovered in Noarlunga on Thursday has disappeared.

The shining silver structure was one of several mysterious international discoveries across the globe that have sparking international interest.

The structures have been spotted worldwide, from the United States to Romania, capturing the imagination of conspiracy theorists and believers in the extraterrestrial alike.

The monolith has sparked imaginations of Noarlunga locals, wondering how on earth it arrived. Picture: Caleb Bond

The three co-ordinates on the monolith, pointing to various locations across the globe. Picture: Caleb Bond

The three-metre tall, three-sided silver structure was discovered in Noarlunga about 6pm on Thursday.

All that remained of the monolith was it’s supporting steel rods and a VB beer can.

The scene where the monolith stood for two days. All that’s left now is a few steel rods, and a tin of VB. Picture: @justadelaidethings Instagram

The structure appears to have been dragged up a hill.

Fans of 2001: A Space Odyssey are sharing the shining structure’s likeness to the film. It was found to have three cryptic coordinates scrawled over its surface.

The tracks left where the monolith was supposedly dragged. Picture: @justadelaidethings Instagram

The first co-ordinate marks Trump Tower in New York. The second takes you to a miniature, uninhabited island named Managaha in the Northern Mariana Islands, near Guam.

One of the monoliths appeared in Melbourne on December 4.

A mysterious binary code on one side of the structure. Picture: Caleb Bond

Co-ordinates are visible on the monolith near Noarlunga. Picture: Caleb Bond

Perhaps most bizarrely, the final co-ordinate ends up at The Sphinx, in Egypt’s Al Giza Desert.

Skeptics have their doubts, saying the sheets of bare metal bound together are planted by humans playing a practical joke.

The Romanian monolith was spotted on November 26, while the structure in Utah in the US was found on November 18.

It’s unknown what their purpose is, or if they are connected, but this video may have some clue. and it possibly has a lot to do with a Netflix show.

The Romanian monolift appeared on late November, on a hilltop in the country’s north. Picture: www.ziarpiatraneamt.ro / AFP

Looking inside the monolith near Noarlunga. Picture: Caleb Bond

A shiny metal monolith vanished from Romania’s mountainous Neamt county, four days after its sudden appearance close to an ancient Dacian fortress sparked speculation it may be related to a mystery structure seen in the United States https://t.co/3gAljvbVoO 1/4 pic.twitter.com/x9jRy0GD1t

— Reuters Science News (@ReutersScience) December 1, 2020

It was spotted near an archaeological landmark called the Petrodava Dacian Fortress

Disappearing mere days after their discoveries, monoliths in Texas in the US, Essex in the United Kingdom and in the Netherlands all vanished without a trace.

A mysterious metal monolith, similar to others appearing in Europe and USA, also appeared in Belgium. Picture: Bruno Fahy / Belga / AFP

A monolith also appeared in on the banks of the River Vistula in the Polish capital Warsaw. Picture: Wojtek Radwanski / AFP