A mysterious copper-colored cylinder that washed ashore on Green Head beach, located 250 kilometers north of Perth on Australia’s western coast, has sparked excitement and speculation among locals and online communities about its origin. Initially cautious, the Western Australia Police Force had cordoned off the object until an analysis by the Department of Fire and Emergency Service and Chemistry Centre deemed it safe, with no current risk to the community. Authorities believe it is most likely space debris, a conclusion echoed by the Australian Space Agency, which is coordinating with global counterparts for further information. The damaged, barnacle-covered cylinder, taller than a human, is being examined for removal and storage while investigations continue to confirm its space junk origins, indicating it might be from a foreign space launch vehicle that spent a considerable time at sea before washing ashore.