Did Crashed UFO’s Magnesium/Bismuth “Skin” Emit 60X More Mg+ Ions Than Pure Mg?

This video episode explores the composition of alleged recovered extraterrestrial materials, beginning with an exploration of metal analysis of the Art’s Parts UFOs sample Dr. Eric Hauri in 1996 at Carnegie Melon, who claimed that, “bismuth/magnesium sample gave count rates which were enhanced 60 times more than standard magnesium”. Analysis of the sample revealed it to be “more than 95% magnesium, zinc, layers separated by bismuth”, with layers of bismuth from 1-5 microns, 100-200 microns in magnesium observed under scanning electron microscope.

A key focus is on unusual metallic samples, primarily bismuth and magnesium alloys with anomalous layering, allegedly recovered from a late 1940s UFO crash near White Sands, New Mexico. Analysis of these materials revealed isotopic ratios inconsistent with terrestrial origins, further fueling speculation about extraterrestrial technology. The episode features accounts from whistleblowers, including Lt. Col. Philip J. Corso, and analysis from various experts, referencing investigations conducted by the speaker across decades. The discussion also touches upon government secrecy surrounding UFO technology, back-engineering efforts, and the potential implications of extraterrestrial contact, including the existence of various types of extraterrestrial beings and the concept of soul reincarnation within a multi-dimensional universe. The episode concludes with a call to action for scientists with relevant expertise to come forward and share their knowledge.

The White Sands Incident and Beyond:

Our investigation begins with a late 1940s incident near White Sands, New Mexico. A US Army sergeant’s grandfather, a military security personnel, recounted a crashed UFO yielding peculiar metals: bismuth, magnesium, aluminum, and iridium. This account, corroborated by numerous military and aerospace whistleblowers, fuels the persistent claim that the US government has been actively back-engineering extraterrestrial technology since World War II – a claim vehemently denied by the Pentagon. The narrative further expands to encompass well-known locations associated with alleged UFO research: Area 51, Groom Lake, the Papoose Mountain Range, and the Nevada Test Site.

The Mysterious Metals and Scientific Analysis:

The heart of this mystery lies in the unusual composition of the recovered materials. Samples, allegedly from a crashed craft, displayed a layered structure of bismuth and magnesium, a combination deemed impossible by metals manufacturers. Analysis by Alcoa Aluminum revealed aluminum pieces with a purity exceeding 99%, far surpassing typical industrial machining standards. A retired Area 51 physicist added another layer of intrigue, stating that the aluminum contained iridium atoms atomically placed – a feat beyond current human technological capabilities.

Independent analysis conducted in 1996, including EDS and SEM backscattering analyses, revealed a complex layered structure. The shiny side of the samples showed >95% magnesium and 2-3% zinc, while the dark side was primarily bismuth, magnesium, and zinc. The magnesium isotope ratios raised significant questions, with one sample exhibiting magnesium positive ions 60 times higher than a pure magnesium standard. This anomaly, confirmed by Dr. Eric Howery at the Carnegie Institution, points towards an extraterrestrial origin. The layers themselves, with a waviness possibly indicative of heat-related processes or fractal patterns, further add to the mystery.

Eyewitness Accounts and Corroborating Evidence:

The narrative is bolstered by several key eyewitness accounts. Lt. Col. Philip J. Corso, former chief of the Army’s Foreign Technology Division, described highly classified technology tested on federal lands in Nevada for decades, hinting at the existence of hidden extraterrestrial craft and the back-engineering of alien technology for military and commercial applications. He also described hand-imprinted panels from a crashed extraterrestrial vehicle, bearing six-fingered handprints, which allegedly transmitted electronic instructions directly from the creatures’ brains. These accounts are further supported by the testimony of an anonymous source who recounted Jackie Gleason’s alleged visit to an underground facility at Eglin Air Force Base, where extraterrestrial beings were reportedly kept in tubes of liquid.

Unanswered Questions and Ongoing Investigation:

Despite the compelling evidence, many questions remain unanswered. The exact dates of the crashes remain elusive, hampered by government efforts to suppress and manipulate information. The role of element 115, as suggested by Bob Lazar’s early reports, remains a subject of debate, lacking conclusive scientific evidence. The potential of the bismuth-magnesium alloy to function as a lifting body in a high-voltage electrostatic field, as suggested by various sources, is another intriguing aspect requiring further investigation.

Conclusion:

The case of the bismuth-magnesium UFO metal presents a compelling challenge to conventional scientific understanding and government transparency. While definitive proof remains elusive, the convergence of eyewitness accounts, scientific analysis, and persistent anomalies strongly suggests the possibility of recovered extraterrestrial technology and the existence of a hidden reality beyond our current comprehension. Further research and open dialogue are crucial to unraveling this enduring enigma. The information presented here is based on accounts and analyses; further verification is encouraged.