Have you ever heard about the mysterious monoliths?

If you're normal, probably not, unless you're a huge sci-fi film van and just thought about

2001 a Space Odyssey when I mentioned the word monolith. Yeah that big black rectangular thing the

eight man found is a monolith. But like I said that's SciFi. But now they are

becoming SciNON, that is, science non-fiction, meaning real.

These strange metal structures have been suddenly popping up all over the world the last few years, leaving people scratching their

heads and confusion like eight men in 2001 a space odyssey. From the deserts of Utah

to the shores of Romania, these monoliths seem to appear out in nowhere, sparking

curiosity and speculation among scientists, conspiracy theorists, and people like you and me who just

like to learn about weird and unexplainable stuff.

First things first, what exactly is a monolith?

Well, a monolith, as I mentioned a few seconds ago, is a large, single upright block of stone or metal, usually

with a simple geometric shape. Think of it like a scale model of a skyscraper without windows.

Monoliths, despite what we've been led to believe, have been around four centuries

and have been used by ancient civilizations for various purposes, such as religious rituals,

monuments, markers, and inspiring early man to pick up bones and

start clubbing their friends.

But what has been happening recently is certainly out of the ordinary.

The mystery of the modern monoliths began in November 2020

when a helicopter crew in Utah stumbled upon a shiny metal monolith while counting sheep.

Most of us count sheep in bed when we can't get

to sleep. These guys do it while in a helicopter, which I would think would not be the

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