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Exert from my book 'The Atlantean Analysis' - Chapter 12; High-tech Ancients ...
'A final reference to evidence of electrical lighting aids during ancient times, was found in the Ural Mountains, Russia. In 1981, a geologist stumbled upon a large quantity of strange metallic spirals lying around on the ground, whilst he was prospecting for gold. Later investigation (1992-1993), in the same locale found more of the same. In 1995, soil samples were being collected in the area and yet more spirals were found.
Finally, a sample of these peculiar spirals was sent for scientific analysis in an effort to determine their compound, age and possible origin. It was determined that said spirals were actually very fine filaments wrapped around a core compound of Osmium and Tungsten ... a chemical compound that is often used in lamp filiments and electrical contact points; and when blended with steel this particular compound is used in high-speed cutting tools !
...(How synchronistic) ...
But it gets better, further tests were carried out to date the spirals which came as a shock to all concerned when the determined age was put at somewhere between 80,000 - 100,000 years old. Furthermore, it was proven that these spirals were not natural formations ... but had been manufactured !!!
A later installment to this mystery was added about a year later, when an American journalist received an anonymous package that contained a diary from 1940, which had apparently belonged to the 'senders' deceased grandfather. A grandfather who had been based at the Roswell Airforce Base in New Mexico, when the diary had been witten (7 years prior to the infamous UFO crash).
The connection here is that the diary made several references to 'metallic spirals'. Along with the diary, the package had also contained a sample of this metal ... which was then sent to an English laboratory for testing. These test results showed the metal to be a layered structure of Bismuth and Magnesium. And coincidently, these samples proved to have been manufactured too, just like the others.
None of the scientists involved in the testing could state catagorically 'how' they had been made ... or indeed 'what' their purpose might have been. But they did conclude their report by saying;
'The Russian spirals resemble filaments around a core ... like lightbulb filaments. Whilst the Roswell sample is similar to the cemical compound used in flashbulbs'.
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So strange things seem to have been happening in this place for quite some time ... I'll try to find some more info and get back.
Woody
[edit on 14-3-2008 by woodwytch]
Originally posted by mcgilligan02
The tanned effect on some of the victims would some how be connected with possibly very bright lights coming from some ufo
Originally posted by woodwytch
But it gets better, further tests were carried out to date the spirals which came as a shock to all concerned when the determined age was put at somewhere between 80,000 - 100,000 years old.
Originally posted by buddhasystem
Originally posted by woodwytch
But it gets better, further tests were carried out to date the spirals which came as a shock to all concerned when the determined age was put at somewhere between 80,000 - 100,000 years old.
How, pray tell, do you plan on determining the age of a Tungsten sample, huh?
Bogus.
The layer which contains the spiral-shaped objects is characterised as gravel and detritus deposits of No. 3 stratum, which in our view, show inner-sedimentary erosion of polygenetic accumulative layers (i.e. layers composed of material of various origins). From their orientation these layers can be dated to 100,000 years and correspond to the lying parts (i.e. the lower regions) of the Mikulinsk horizon of the upper Pleistocene.
Originally posted by woodwytch
You'd have to ask the scientists who performed the tests that ... maybe you could do some research yourself to find-out who they were and email them ... I'd be interested to hear what they had to say.
Bright Flying Spheres’In 1990, the chief investigator, Lev Ivanov, said in an interview that he had been ordered by senior regional officials to close the case and classify the findings as secret. He said the officials had been worried by reports from multiple eyewitnesses, including the weather service and the military, that “bright flying spheres” had been spotted in the area in February and March 1959.