Source: Utah Department of Public Safety
What you need to know
- Someone has created a monolith AR experience that lets you put the mysterious object around you.
If you haven't been living under a rock for the last month, you've probably heard about the mysterious monoliths that have appeared, then disappeared in multiple areas around the world.
The most famous one showed up in a desert in Utah and launched speculation about what it was, where it came from, and why it was there. It has since vanished although one photographer says that he witnessed its removal.
For those who want to conjure their own monolith, developer Maxx Frazer has built an AR version of the mysterious object that lets you use your iPhone to place it wherever you would like. Andrew Hart posted a video to Twitter showing off the monolith in London.
For those who want to drop a monolith in their own area, click this link on your iPhone to bring up the AR experience which will let you place the monolith around you.
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