Alien Material Analyzed

 

A document by AARO, in association with the Oak Ridge National Laboratory, has been accessed via a FOIA request by John Greenewald Jr of The Black Vault (who else?). It concerns a specimen of physical evidence supposedly from the debris collection gathered at the Roswell UFO crash in July of 1947. Studying this debris has been an ongoing part of AARO's research, as it was with AATIP/AAWSAP beforehand. That had previously been contracted out to Bigelow Aerospace. The item in this case is a metallic chip roughly three centimetres square which is part of a collection that has been discussed on many UFO themed podcasts and YouTube videos, for example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q9xDsOkrPRo. Nobody knows exactly where it came from and its association with Roswell is only theorized. It has no formal chain of custody. ORNL has subjected the piece to several tests; a microscope, CT scan, scanning electron microscope, X-ray spectroscopy and others. It is an unusual alloy of several metals, mostly bismuth, lead and zinc; but with other trace elements such as iron, tin, cadmium, gold and thallium. (There is no point in trying to extract the gold for financial purposes. Even if this were possible the nugget would be tiny, probably microscopic, and therefore worthless.) The alloy is not homogenized and the different ingredients are arranged into different zones or layers in which one of the ingredients is more abundant than others, while in other zones another metal dominates. You might feel disappointed that the specimen contains familiar elements found on the earth, but that in itself is not significant because the elements and many of their common compounds are the same pretty much all over universe. They can be detected in distant stars by spectroscopy. The key point, the "fingerprint" as this eleven-page document calls it, is the isotopic ratio. This refers to the number of neutrons in the substance's atomic nucleus. Even though two substances can be the same element, with different isotopes they can sometimes have very different properties. Isotopic ratio can also indicate an origin point, what is known as "natural abundance"; to the level where a material that comes from the earth can be discerned from one that doesn't. This specimen appears to have been subjected to fatigue from heat and mechanical stress, but the ingredients of the alloy and their isotopic ratios demonstrate a terrestrial and synthetic origin. The layering comes "vapour deposition", the condensing of layers from material in gaseous or vapour form. The chip is likely to have been manufacturered by human hands on earth some time in the mid-20th century. Adding this kind of alloy to a structure was used to prevent corrosion. Many different alloys were tested in experiments. It certainly has no antigravity effects. Source: https://www.theblackvault.com/documentarchive/aaro-releases-findings-on-suspected-extraterrestrial-alloy/.
 
Obviously this is going to disappoint a lot of people, including me. Despite that, there are many more specimens to study; in fact some already have been and have had very different results. It's worth listening to this interview I did with Dr Irena Scott, see: https://hpanwo-radio.blogspot.com/2019/02/programme-314-podcast-irena-scott.html. The analysis of implants has also yielded some curious information, see: https://hpanwo-radio.blogspot.com/2016/11/programme-211-podcast-kate-thorvaldsen.html and: https://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.com/2015/06/my-implant.html. I would also like a second opinion on the work already done. There are many voices on social media claiming this is another part of the UFO cover-up and accusing AARO and Oak Ridge openly of scientific fraud. This is not my first reaction, but it can't be ruled out. After all, there has been the obvious suppression of information before, see: https://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.com/2021/02/pentagon-foia-on-debris.html. This is not the end of the materials analysis project. In fact it is only the beginning.
See here for more information: https://hpanwo.blogspot.com/2020/02/ufo-disclosure-portal.html.