As reported by the Daily Star, Stanford University scientists, USA (US) are studying fragments believed to belong to an unidentified flying object (UFO) found in South America 70 years ago..
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One of the researchers, drg. Jacques Vallee has collected metal waste from what is believed to be UFO which have fallen in Colombia and Argentina since 1947.
The new machine, called a ‘multi-parameter ion scanner’, gives scientists the opportunity to look at the atomic structure of certain substances.
Science News magazine reports that Stanford microbiologist Dr. Garry Nolan uses a machine to generate three-dimensional images to analyze samples in a process called Multiplexed Ion Beam Imagine (MIBI).
At the microscopic level, atomic structure is impossible to fake.
When Nolan placed some of the fragments in the vacuum chamber of his instrument, he was surprised to find that the metal composition was unlike any other metal.
“If we talk about advanced materials from advanced civilizations, we are talking about what I call ultra materials. It’s something that has the property that one rearranges it on an atomic scale,” he said.
Scientists later discovered that the material had been manufactured and was not natural.
However, that doesn’t mean it was produced somewhere in outer space , but may have been produced for a specific purpose that is not yet understood by researchers.
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