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in what way do you mean "impossible"?
http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/mom/spheres.html
Could be someone in a far future creates a time machine. As part of a prank he fires it up and starts tossing stuff through to far flung past epochs.
"Hehe! This will really bake their noodle!"
Boogey Man--
I've thought of that. If any of these objects are true anachronisms and not misidentifications/hoaxes -- and that point is open to debate -- I'd almost be more inclined to accept that they were displaced in time than created by some unknown prehistoric civilization.
I thought it has been established that these mystery spheres are natural phenomena.
Ken--
The spheres appear to be natural formations. The grooves are more difficult to explain, and it's unclear how many of the spheres have them.
In any case, I find some of the other artifacts more intriguing.
Gordon--
I, for one, appreciate your skepticism.
As most readers can tell from reading the comments at my old sphere post, I wrote my original column -- what I clearly label "free-form speculation" -- before conversing with those more knowledgable than me.
By no means do I choose to be "bothered by facts."
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