After a six-month hiatus, the podcast La Huella Ovni returns with an episode that marks a new stage in its history: it is now a joint production of Nueva Network and QuéOnnda, and is relaunched under the leadership of its host and creator, Argentine journalist Jorge Luis Sucksdorf.
In this long-awaited return, the episode -titled La Esfera de Buga: El Detrás de Cámaras- explains why he was absent for so long, which was precisely to prepare the launching of Maussan Television, an ambitious open television channel that seeks to give a new space to the disclosure of unexplained phenomena, extraterrestrial life and topics that are usually ignored by the mainstream media. In addition, obviously, to talk about the strange phenomenon of the Buga sphere.
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To begin with, in this episode José Luis Sucksdorf reveals that his absence was due to the fact that he took over the general direction of the new project of the renowned Mexican researcher Jaime Maussan.
It is Maussan Televisión, a channel that began broadcasting on March 30, 2025 on channel 3.3 of open television in Mexico.
The channel was conceived as a platform for scientific and ufological communication, with more than 30 original productions – which represents 85% of its content.
As well as an editorial vision that prioritizes critical thinking, free access to information and respect for the experiences of those who have lived unusual encounters or phenomena.
In addition, Maussan Television also broadcasts online through YouTube, allowing access to its programming from the United States and the rest of the world.
For the Hispanic community interested in these topics, it becomes a key source of specialized content.
The Buga Sphere: a metallic mystery in Colombia
In this first return episode, José Luis Sucksdorf also recounts his first-hand experience with the Buga sphere, one of the most enigmatic discoveries of the year.
It is a metallic sphere of about 50 centimeters in diameter, which was found in March 2025 in the municipality of Buga, Colombia, after being seen descending from the sky without emitting sound.
The object was recovered by local authorities and turned over for analysis.
What is the Buga sphere?
According to data shared by Maussan Television, preliminary analyses indicate that its internal structure is highly complex, with elements unknown in conventional engineering.
Surprisingly, the object contains what appears to be fiber-optic-like material, which is unusual for unmanned ground-based artifacts.
Its engravings, materials and assembly have led experts to consider that it could be an advanced technology of unidentified origin, although there is still no scientific consensus.
Sucksdorf was involved in documenting the find and in this episode provides an exclusive account of what happened behind the scenes and how this discovery is being investigated by independent teams.
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This episode not only marks the return of the podcast, but also the beginning of a new era in the exploration of the unexplained from a Hispanic point of view, serious and open to mystery.
Listen to La Huella Ovni now on your favorite platform and learn all the details you won’t see on traditional television.
Nueva Network and QuéOnnda also produce other podcasts, such as Casos del Crimen con El Sargento, which is available on all platforms.
