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originally posted by: du Pelican Blanc
a reply to: abe froman
We are just now reading Jim's book. This is freaky stuff for sure!!
originally posted by: humanoidlord
a reply to: CreationBro
reverse engineers other worldy craft.
how can you reverse engineer something wich breaks the laws of gravity and thermodynamics?
simple, its not technology
originally posted by: alldaylong
originally posted by: CreationBro
originally posted by: alldaylong
a reply to: Kalixi
I mean the first country to build a UFO could rule the world they could fly a fleet of them to Saudi Arabia and beam a message declaring Islam is false and to hand over their oil or face annihilation, fly to Russia and cause mass panic, fly to the US and declare an invasion.
There is a problem with so called " reverse engineering "
The raw materials would need to be available here on Earth.
I would doubt they are.
Sure there are.
Lawrence Livermore labs in California regularly reverse engineers other worldy craft.
Of course, you'd need a high level crypto clearance to know that, but hey, there ya go.
I genuinely don't know how to reply to that remark.
originally posted by: Kalixi
If it were recovered from an intelligently controlled spacecraft, and could hold the key to Humans reverse engineering their own flying saucer; wouldn't it be super classified and housed in a millitary bunker?
I mean the first country to build a UFO could rule the world they could fly a fleet of them to Saudi Arabia and beam a message declaring Islam is false and to hand over their oil or face annihilation, fly to Russia and cause mass panic, fly to the US and declare an invasion.
I mean the first country to build a UFO could rule the world they could fly a fleet of them to Saudi Arabia and beam a message declaring Islam is false and to hand over their oil or face annihilation, fly to Russia and cause mass panic, fly to the US and declare an invasion.
originally posted by: humanoidlord
a reply to: CreationBro
reverse engineers other worldy craft.
how can you reverse engineer something wich breaks the laws of gravity and thermodynamics?
simple, its not technology
From the Dornegorsk_01.pdf:
This UFO incident took place on January 29, 1986, at 7:55pm. Some have called it the Soviet Union's Roswell Incident.
Dalnegorsk is a small mining town in the Russian Far East. A reddish sphere flew into the town from a Southeastern direction, crossed the town, and crashed at Izvestkovaya Mountain (also known as "Hill 611"). The object flew noiselessly and parallel to the ground. It was some 10 feet in diameter, quite round with no projections or cavities, and its colour similar to that of burning stainless steel. An eyewitness -- V. Kandakov -- said that it slowly ascended and descended, and its glow would heat up every time it rose up. On its approach to 'Hill 611', the object "jerked" and fell down like a rock. A weak, muted thump was heard and it burned intensively at the cliff's edge for an hour.
Even though the Commission has recorded numerous cases going back to the 1970, it seems the most important incident so far was the crash of an unknown object on Dalnegorsk Hill 611 on January 29, 1986 at 7:55 pm.
On that date, according to one of the reports by Dvuzhilny:
"residents of the settlements observed a reddish-orange sphere the size of a half-Moon, which flew from the Southwest at 260 degrees. Its altitude was 700-800 meters. The flight was parallel to the surface of the Earth without the angles which are characteristic for meteorites. The witnesses heard absolutely no noises. The calculated speed by chronometer was 15 meters per second. There was no change of direction or of altitude."
The object then approached the Izvesrkovaya mountain (or 'Hill 611'), which has an elevation of 600 meters and is located at the center of the town.
"The object made a dive and went at an angle of 60-70 degrees on the cliff ledge, where it 'fell' and burned for one hour," continues the report. "Some of the witnesses affirm that it rose and lowered itself 6 times. And that its light was intensified during its rise and weakened during its lowering."
Dvuzhilny and his team arrived on the scene February 3, finding a number of physical traces which included Lead and Iron balls, bits of glass, a fine mesh or netting, traces of high-temperature activity, magnetic anomalies, and damage to nearby trees and stumps.
The materials have been analyzed by several laboratories from 3 Soviet academic centers and 11 research institutes. The results, however, have proven to be highly enigmatic, leading Dvuzhilny and other scientists to conclude that the Dalnegorsk object was probably an artificial space probe of non-terrestrial origin.
According to one report published in the newspaper Socialist Industry, "In the scales [or mesh], almost all the elements of the entire periodic table were found."
Spectral analysis of the Lead balls, for instance, showed that besides Lead, these contained Silicon (20%), Aluminum(10%), Iron(15%), Zinc(1.5%), Titanium(2%), Magnesium(1 %), and Silver(2%), as well as minute portions of Copper, Lantanium, Praseodymium, Calcium, Sodium, Vanadium, Cerium, Chrome, Cobalt, Nickel, and Molybdenum. The scales or "mesh" reacted in a very strange manner during the laboratory analysis.
The Socialist Industry report said one of the scientists (A. Makeev) "presented the roentgenological structural analysis and showed that from one scale -- after melting it in a vacuum -- all of a sudden Gold, Silver, and Nickel disappeared. But there appeared alpha-Titanium and Molybdenum. In another scale, the metals did not appear at all. And for some reason after the heating, there appeared Beryllium Sulphide."
There were still further surprises such as "6 areas of magnetized silica rock" (silica is a nonmagnetic material) found on the site.
This and other results were published by A. Petukhov and T. Faminskaya, members of the Council of Scientific and Engineering Societies' Commission on Paranormal Events.
"Vivid interest was also evoked by the mesh, a carbon-based composite of unknown origin," wrote Petukhov and Faminskaya. "The specimen was found to include quartz filaments 17 microns thick, and golden wires inside each filament."
Other anomalous effects included the blackened photos of 'Hill 611' taken by the researchers and the biological effects on the researchers themselves.
According to Petukhov and Faminskaya, "The researchers working at the site showed changes in their blood (a reduced count of leucocytes and platelets, changes in the structure of erythrocytes) and sensory disturbances."
Dvuzhilny described in more detail the medical investigation involving 5 researchers who spent considerable time at 'Hill 611' and a control group. All of this led some investigators to conclude that something alien had indeed crashed at 'Hill 611'.
V. Vysotsky, Doctor of Chemistry from Vlakivostok, stated:
"Undoubtedly, this is a high-technology product and not a thing of natural or terrestrial origin."
Dvuzhilny proposed that it was "an automatic scout probe" of alien origin and rejected the alternative hypothesis that it could have been a natural plasmoid. This hypothesis was proposed by a candidate of geological-mineralogical science, V.N. Salnikov. It was summarized by Yuri Rylkin -- a physiscist with the Tomsk Poltechnical Institure -- in a paper presented at the International UFO Congress in Frankfut in October of 1989.
"The Dalnegorsk object," wrote Rylkin, "represents a plasma formation on the base of electromagnetical structure -- called 'plasmoid' -- whose trajectory passed over geological breaking and parallel to high-voltage electrotransmission line. It is supposed that this plasmoid absorbed selectively some chemical elements -- for example, the noble and rare metals.
As Salnikov considers, such formations may be formed by litospherical waveguides or may appear in anomalous stressed geophysical fields near geological breakings."
We'll have more to say about these so-called plasmoids in this series' second part.
"The Dalnegorsk object," wrote Rylkin, "represents a plasma formation on the base of electromagnetical structure -- called 'plasmoid' -- whose trajectory passed over geological breaking and parallel to high-voltage electrotransmission line. It is supposed that this plasmoid absorbed selectively some chemical elements -- for example, the noble and rare metals.
"The Dalnegorsk object," wrote Rylkin, "represents a plasma formation on the base of electromagnetical structure -- called 'plasmoid' -- whose trajectory passed over geological breaking and parallel to high-voltage electrotransmission line. It is supposed that this plasmoid absorbed selectively some chemical elements -- for example, the noble and rare metals.
"The object made a dive and went at an angle of 60-70 degrees on the cliff ledge, where it 'fell' and burned for one hour," continues the report. "Some of the witnesses affirm that it rose and lowered itself 6 times. And that its light was intensified during its rise and weakened during its lowering."
originally posted by: Whatsthisthen
For what it is worth, (and I know psychic is not science and is frowned upon in this Forum) there is a sentient presence with those rocks that is not the person holding them in their hand.