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Turkey's President Erdogan announced the country's new space programme (Image: GETTY) READ MORE But the truth appears to be much more mundane than aliens, and the truth behind the monolith was revealed on Tuesday evening. The marketing ploy mimics in many ways the appearance of two moons in the skies over Dubai last week - a promotional event tied to the UAE's first mission to Mars. Mr Erdogan said: "I now present to you Turkey's 10-year vision, strategy and aims and I say: 'look at the sky, you will see the Moon.'" The first monolith to spark the craze appeared in Utah last November.

A metal pillar roughly three metres (9.8 foot) tall and one metre (3.2 foot) wide has shown up in Gobeklitepe, home to the world’s oldest temple site, in Sanliurfa province. The metal slab has an inscription on it Gokturk, the Old Turkic script, which reads: "Look at the sky if you want to see the Moon." While it is unclear who placed the object there, it is currently being guarded by armed soldiers while it is under investigation. Alien enthusiasts have been quick to point the finger at something of extraterrestrial origin. 'Alien' monolith appears in ancient holy temple site in Turkey mon...