RECOVERED MATERIEL ANALYSIS
JUNE 2024
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22APR96:
1st package contained Aluminum at 99.7%, w/ trace amounts of ‘atomically placed’ Iridium
Vents have been associated to car radiators from the mid 1920s, however, they could also be used as photocathodes (dynodes)
History
History
Grooves between vents indicate flattened radiator.
Dimensions of radiator fins still quite small.
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History
18MAY96:
2nd package contained 6 pieces of layered material. About 25 layers of Bi-Mg-Zn.
Bi = 1-4um
Mg-Zn = 100-200um
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Previous Testing
LMH hired over 100 different professionals analyze the material including SEM, XRD, & isotopic ratio analysis. Bright lines are Bismuth
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Previous Testing
Mg barely deviates from ‘normal’ but not enough to warrant any certainty of off-world origin, especially w/ only 2 data points.
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Previous Testing
Mg 97.6% Zn 2.4% [Shiny side] || Bi / Mg [Dark side]
Bi-Pb too low to be detectable, PbO not present
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Previous Testing
According to wiki: Magnesium, aluminum and zinc can react with water, but the reaction is usually very slow unless the metal samples are specially prepared to remove the surface passivation layer of oxide which protects the rest of the metal.
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TTSA
Acquired sample from LMH in 2019. Puthoff had already been a part of the prior testing, but now wants to use Army THz lasers.
LMH sells single piece to them for $35k, cost of prior analyses performed, no profit gained.
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Similar Cases
1952 White House Flap Book “Flying Saucers - Serious Business” 1966
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Similar Cases
1952 White House Flap (cont.)
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Similar Cases
Ubatuba 1957 Magnesium at 99.88%
Ref. Nominal terrestrial abundance values for Mg isotopes:
24Mg= 78.99%, 25Mg = 10.00%, 26Mg = 11.01%
26Mg was either 14.3% or 23.1% (due to Condon error)
37 trace elements detected
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Plot of the determination of the isotope ratios 25Mg/24Mg and 26Mg/24Mg. From figure 1 from Sturrock (2001). (a) DOW CP is the DOW sample of triply sublimed magnesium used in the Colorado Project; (b) DOW A is a sample of triply sublimed magnesium supplied by DOW Chemical to Peter Sturrock; (c) SU-A is one of the Ubatuba samples; (d) Baker A is a magnesium standard used by the Johnson Space Flight Center; (e) DOW E is another sample of triply sublimed magnesium supplied by DOW Chemical to Peter Sturrock; and (f) the added green circle is the calculated nominal value based on the established nominal values for the 3 magnesium isotopes.(2022) RG Link Isotope Ratios and Chemical Analysis of the 1957 Brazilian Ubatuba Fragment
Ubatuba vs White Sands
Sure looks like similar terrestrial Mg ratios.
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Ubatuba
Trace Elements
Sr84 showed the most significant deviation
“strontium impurity is not a normal by-product in the manufacture of magnesium and would have been intentionally added.”
Link 1 (2022)
Link 2 (2001)
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Debunking/Validation
Common explanation is Betterton-Kroll process of Lead refinement.
Lack of lead and lead-oxide make this tricky. Barium, Strontium, Calcium used in process.
If B-K process was indeed method of manufacture, lack of lead (10ppm) indicates refined process.
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Observations
Provenance:
Anonymous donor
Chain of custody verified
Additional scientific reports provided (non-disclosable)
Did not purchase (freely given)
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Observations
Hexagonal Structuring indicated by multiple 120deg angles present
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Observations
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Testing
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Further Non-Destructive Testing TBD
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Author’s Notes
Despite the extremely low lead, B-K process still seems most likely due to other trace elements like Calcium (in this sample). Alien B-K still not off the table, but terrestrial looking very likely.
Presence of colored microspheres could be prosaic (like melting), but irregularity of colors suggests otherwise? Circular and linear arrangements may suggest purposeful placement (quasicrystals?). Alien implants have also been shown to demonstrate nanostructures. Link
Hexagonal structuring not mentioned in any other literature on sample. Might be artifact, but could also be new discovery. Note: magnesium & zinc individually have hexagonal crystal structures, whereas Mg-Zn is icosahedral
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Author’s Notes
Thermoelectric Generation (TEG):
Note that the iridium is hearsay given to LMH by S4 ‘source’ who claimed to work on a 3’x6’ section of hull.
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RTG was invented in 1954 by Mound Laboratories. Fuel is stored in individual modular units surrounded by a layer of iridium metal and encased in high-strength graphite blocks.
Speculation
1947 UFO glowed for 3hrs after, smaller 1952 glowed for 1hr. Norwegian AF observed accel/decel rates associated to intensity of light emitted.
Thermoelectric properties of Bismuth, combined w/ Thermoluminescence might explain light emission. Mg+ & Zn seem like there’s electrical at play.
Canada’s electrogravitic model abandoned in ‘53 for gravitomagnetic version
Colonel Corso: “during the Norton Air Force Base testing it was discovered that the entire vehicle functioned like a giant capacitor the craft itself stored the energy necessary to propagate the magnetic wave that elevated the craft as if gravity was being folded around the outside of the wave that enveloped the craft“
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Speculation
Bismuth’s diamagnetism speculated as magnetic shielding. Highest negative susceptibility.
Sarbacher claimed 1952 Bismuth nanospheres of 10microns (MUFON 64003)
Sarbacher to Friedman (‘83) mentions Bismuth’s gravitational irregularities. I believe he’s referencing Brush-Kinetic Theory (‘21), metal pendulum tests show bismuth has greatest period deviation.
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Extreme Speculation
Quasicrystals:
Only other ‘naturally occurring’ quasicrystal (Russian meteorite) had 5-fold symmetry, Mg-Zn necessitates same.
Higher dimensional quasicrystal structure might reveal new computational methods which lead to a deeper understanding of our simulated universe.
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These images show different types of symmetries that can be found in quasicrystals: 5-fold (top left), 7-fold (top right), 11-fold (bottom left) and 17-fold (bottom right). (Paul Steinhardt)
Further Research Needed
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Takeaway
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Bibliography
This presentation:
https://tinyurl.com/ArtsPartsFalconSpace
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1dGntZyYliUPLYb9mYuCaUq33Ie5cL_I6QfbEgvpYnqY/edit?usp=sharing
LMH Interviews:
**2004 Presentation by LMH (Taylor’s HV tests at 46:40mark)
2019 Black Vault Linda interview
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More Links
BRUSH-KINETIC THEORY OF GRAVITATION (1921)
Flying Saucers - Serious Business (1966) pg43-50
Metabunk - Mick West Analysis of Fins
Al-Mg-Zn Icosahedral quasicrystal
Interfaces of bismuth with Al–Cu–Fe icosahedral quasicrystal
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More Links
High performance magnesium-based plastic semiconductors for flexible thermoelectrics (2024)
My Reddit analysis of QCs in this sample
Quasicrystals at Trinity Test site
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More Links
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UPDATE:
13JUL24 I spoke with Doty. He claims the following about Art's Parts:
Doty worked for Puthoff for many years (around a decade?).
(Grandson [Kelvin/Calvin]) approached Sandia to test 'something' [the sample] in the 80s, Sandia turned it down. Sandia invented 'laser seaming', Raytheon now uses it. No longer classified. Sandia uses it to fuse materials in nukes.
NM scientist evaluated the material as 'someone who made this used laser seaming.'
Puthoff took the sample around to Texas Instruments.
Grandfather’s journal is now VERY LIKELY in the possession of the Sandia group.
My take: AARO report says there's a bonding agent used in the material. Doty is saying 'laser seaming' (which wasn’t supposedly a thing until the mid 80s according to Doty, white papers suggest available in 60s). Might be another angle to look at.