check the link below
It was aborted multipart uploads. S3 keeps every uploaded part of every failed multipart upload indefinitely by default! A process had been failing and retrying multipart uploads without explicitly cleaning up the failed transfers.
We remedied this by temporarily enabling versioning, setting a lifecycle rule to remove aborted multipart upload chunks after 1 day, then waited a day, disabling versioning again once the chunklets were cleared.
https://serverfault.com/questions/965716/aws-s3-bucket-size-has-exploded-but-i-cant-figure-out-how
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