An unprecedented discovery has been made deep within the uncharted Lumina Forest. A team of botanists, initially studying bioluminescent flora, stumbled upon a perfectly spherical, obsidian-like orb radiating a soft, internal light. The object, approximately the size of a grapefruit, remained cool to the touch and emitted no discernible heat or radiation, according to initial on-site readings.
Early theories range from an unknown geological phenomenon to a potential extraterrestrial artifact. Local indigenous lore speaks of “stardust tears” that fell from the sky centuries ago, a tale now being re-examined with renewed interest. Further analysis is pending the arrival of specialized equipment, but the implications of this find are already immense, potentially rewriting our understanding of natural sciences and beyond.