The more you Discover the less you know

This orb continues to surprise me. Alex a lab tech stumbles upon something extraordinary....truly. Beneath the casing is another layer of material and...well
it's alive. the crystalline structure is crystal but also another compound that seems to give it life. It constantly regenerates itself ever 3 milliseconds. We are at a lost as to how. Each piece of this puzzle seems to generate more questions than answers, something in me is telling me that we might be in over our heads. For some reason I feel that if we ever do find the answers we are not going to like what we find.

I was wrong...

Test came back the object is more than 500 million years old...I do not know how to react to this. What exactly do I have here? What can be that old? I really have to rethink everything. All of my suspicions all of my theories are nothing now. Everything my research was based on was the belief that our culture was thousands of years old, now it may very well be millions..how?

It also dictates that there must of been several hundred other cultures before ours. my mind reels at the possibilities. where did they go why are there no artifacts...except this one?

Here is the breakdown of the casing compound:

Quicknotes

The orb is old.Given the designs and craft of it there can be no doubt. I am waiting for results that may tell me the age of the orb. I am guessing at the very least 10 Thousand years old.
Time Will Tell.

First tests...going well

I am not one to jump to conclusions..I never was. My wife...she always said look before you leap. She would be right. I have taken metallurgical and density test of the orb I discovered and my findings are quite remarkable.

First off the casing matches no known metal and the density...it just doesn't register. This MAY mean that the orb is infinite in space inside. It could also be that the metal resists our probes..Not sure.

My Discovery

I am starting this private log in an attempt to understand what it is I have found. I can't be sure myself until further tests however, I have enough of a inkling to start this datalog so that should say something at least.

Zero; 7221102