Mysterious Monolith: The Third One Destroyed, Fourth Found In Texas

The mystery of metal monoliths still remains intact. After the world was amazed and intrigued by the metal structure that appeared in Utah’s Red Rock desert and the second one in Romania, the third one that came out of thin air in California.

The mystery behind the missing of Utah monolith seems to have an explanation. A group claims to have destroyed Utah Monolith, according to the video they posted on Instagram.

Before the mystery unravels or takes a new turn, the third monolith also has been torn down by a group of young right-wing men attacked and destroyed it. The live-streamed the footage of tearing it down. They were seen raising slogans ‘America First’ and ‘Christ is King’, the young men also called the silver structure ‘gay’. They replaced it with a wooden cross.

Now, a fourth monolith appeared in Austin Texas. This is located at Austin Community College. According to the college’s Twitter account, the staff and students built it so it can be part of the monolith trend. So that one comes from Austin Community College’s welding department!

The third monolith appeared on top of a mountain in the small town of Atascadero in California. The silver structure is found on Pine mountain by a group of hikers and many others started trips to see it. This monolith in California is not cemented to the ground like Utah artwork. The three-sided obelisk seems to be made of stainless steel of 10 feet tall and 18 inches wide.

The second mysterious monolith appeared on a Romanian hillside. The artwork was 13 feet tall and was found on Doamnei Hill in Piatra Neamt city on November 26. The first monolith first appeared on November 18 in Utah and the sheep counters spotted it while flying in the helicopter. It later disappeared on November 27 and nobody knows where it is gone.

While there are some wild theories proposed by the conspiracy theorists on Twitter, the one that these were installed by the aliens is exciting all. A professor from De Montfort University feels it is better to not find out where they are from because that would spoil the mystery. The Utah monolith was allegedly moved away by a 4 member group and no one has clarity on it yet.