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Originally posted by smallcheese
reply to post by jritzmann
That in a nutshell is what can stifle serious research in my opinion
I am in no way disrespecting the OP but it appears that this has become a jumping off point for a personal speculation fest.
Originally posted by locololo
reply to post by Ross 54
if you do not have evidence all you will accomplish is the angering of the staff of ATS, by repeat posting of the same thread after it is removed. Please show us the evidence to this
Mr. Benvenuti's work does not contain any reference to Project Mogul. If the metallic debris found by Frank Kimbler turn out to be terrestrial in nature, there will plenty of opportunity to sort out its specific mundane source, should one be inclined to do so. Should the results indicate a non-terrestrial origin, the balloon hypothesis can be discarded. Ross
Originally posted by Soylent Green Is People
reply to post by Ross 54
Perhaps we should find out what this metal is first before we begin speculating on how an alleged explosion and crash of a craft may have deposited the metal.
I do have a question about that Italian website's analysis of the crash site, though:
Are their findings about the site itself consistent with the official story of "Project Mogul". Could a crash of the man-made Project Mogul equipment have caused the site to appear the way it does today?
The Roswell metal may indeed be man-made. Frank Kimbler has said as much from the very start. The unfortunate title for the Openminds article that started this conversation misleadingly implied that the metal was already known to be extraterrestrial. We know nothing, really, about any supposed extraterrestrial technology. They may use aluminum in some novel way, which makes it a good choice of materials. In any case, we do not know what part of a supposed space vehicle this very small amount of metal might be from. The assumption that it is from the hull or other stress-bearing part of a craft are unwarranted at this time. Ross
Originally posted by SplitInfinity
You folks are looking at things that are not there. Very Advanced techniques of processing and developing Alluminum Alloys were an ongoing think back in the day. Ask yourself this.....Why in the world would an Alien Race....that is at such a high technological level....and having the ability of interstellar travel by either folding space or warping it....by a gravitic drive technique that by it's nature....using and directing massive amounts of concentrated energy to represent a large mass that creates a singularity.....thus that nature means absolute control of all aspects of Matter/Energy Interchange.....
Thus being capable to arrange individual particles and subparticles of any element or mass into any specific matrix....like arranging Carbon Atoms....the atoms that makeup Diamonds....and used by us in ultralight super strong Carbon Fiber constructs...that are stronger and lighter than any steel...alluminum....magnesium....etc....and ARRANGE THEM INTO BUCKY BALL TYPE CARBON MATRIXES....that are not only INDESTRUCTIBLE....but light and very useful in any energy conduction....WHY WOULD E.T. use ALLUMINUM?
They WOULDN'T! This stuff is MAN MADE. Split Infinity
Originally posted by Ross 54Mr. Benvenuti's work does not contain any reference to Project Mogul. If the metallic debris found by Frank Kimbler turn out to be terrestrial in nature, there will plenty of opportunity to sort out its specific mundane source, should one be inclined to do so...