It looks like you're using an Ad Blocker.
Please white-list or disable AboveTopSecret.com in your ad-blocking tool.
Thank you.
Some features of ATS will be disabled while you continue to use an ad-blocker.
Originally posted by RisenAngel77
But the question is, can someone be shot from a falling meteorite and not notice?
. The findings from that surgery was that of rare meteorite samples.edit on 4-4-2011 by RisenAngel77 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by dereks
Originally posted by OrionHunterX
Not just any lab, but Los Alamos National Laboratory, New Mexico Tech and the University of California, Santiago have analyzed this particular implant and have come to some astounding conclusions. ..........
What’s more the lab tests conducted by NMT were corroborated by The University of California, Santiago which concluded that:
THE METALS AND THEIR COMBINATIONS IN THE IMPLANT WAS MANUFACTURED AND EXTRATERRESTRIAL IN ORIGIN.
Did they? Care to show us where that is stated on their websites.... or show us exactly where they have documented that silly claim.
Why doesn’t the MSM come out with such accounts and accord it more publicity?
Accord what more publicity? Show us the report from the Universities where they state what you claim
Originally posted by XtraTL
Secondly, he claims that the thing was transmitting on a radio frequency. If that were true, it would be the single greatest find of science. Yet he just removes the thing as though that were some mundane unimportant fact.
Moreover, he presents no video documenting this. He doesn't describe the equipment used to detect the radio frequency transmissions. He presents no recording of the transmission.
Originally posted by OrionHunterX
So why would these results look ambiguous? Is it that the CIA / DIA or some other three letter clubs are keeping a tab on such tests? If those scientists don't tow the established official line, their funding would come to zilch? So would anyone risk putting out the truth? Just saying...
Originally posted by nh_ee
Remember what the scientist who'd discovered the structure of our DNA had said. in that It was more likely for a 747 to be constructed as a result of a Tornado having flown above and having demolished a junk yard than our DNA not having been made by intelligent beings.
Originally posted by solomons path
Read the tread . . . nothing I posed was answered.
First, and I'll apologize if this has been mentioned earlier as I stopped reading on page two, there is no such monster as the University of California, Santiago.
You're right, the opening post said that the NMT found that the implant was connected to the patient's nerve endings, but there isn't any source for that on the thread.
There is a NMT, with an electron microprobe lab, and one of their listed areas of research is identification of mystery materials . . . I see nothing in their archives relating to Leir or foreign metals connected to nerve endings
Originally posted by Apocalyptic
Interesting but I immediately raise the red flat regarding a few points:
1. He has a book
2. His rare element list is just a list of the last few elements on the table. For some reason, people always think that to make something "sound" alien, just say its made of the more rare elements and people will believe you.
3. No video of the incredible claims involving the patients house and its magnetic anomalies. Who the hell wouldn't film that?!
4. No additional close up photos/videos of all the extracted pieces together
5. No video of them "aggregating".
6. No video of them studying or analyzing the objects and measuring their radio frequency, radiation, etc.
7. The totally random bit at the end where he goes a bit off.
His claims and "supposed" evidence are amazing...sounding...but if it was that incredible, you'd have more. If I was a doctor and saw this with my own two eyes, I'd present and gather so much solid proof that would leave no shred of doubt.
Originally posted by aerospace
I admit that I only read the first 7 pages or so before skipping to the back, but I didn't see any materials scientists or engineers weighing in....
Since I am, here's what the SEM results actually say- as many have guessed, it's a complex iron-based alloy. The presence of "weird" trace elements generally indicate nothing more than the quality of the manufacturing plant. This material sample has trace elements well within the limits of a "super clean" designation, and this is quite honestly nothing more than a piece of hardened stainless steel, and a quite common alloy. The fact that this was found in a foot by a podiatrist/surgeon makes a lot of sense, as these slivers can work their way into your hands and feet without you noticing and you will find them years later as they shift and cause discomfort.
Originally posted by MissingRonnieR
Walk outside your moms basement. Find an ant hill. Look at the ant hill, kick the ant hill, take a pee on the ant hill. Walk back in to your moms basement and tell us how it changed your life. It did not.change your life, you are greater, smarter, and more powerful than the ants. There are NO ALEINS, they would not hide, or study, or kidnap you, they would kick your hill and wiz on you. This technology is government technlonogydesigned to control you, pure and simple.
edit on 4-4-2011 by MissingRonnieR because: of Merlot
Originally posted by speculativeoptimist
I remember this guy and I am curious why no other doctors have found any of this stuff? He mentioned the surprise to find no inflammation around the sites, but I have suffered a Dick Cheney style shotgun blast to the side of my head and I have had steel pellets in my head and neck area for 20 + years with no inflammation. Still, the evidence provided in the vid is intriguing.
Wasn't there another surgical removal where the implant started moving when they tried to remove it?
Anyway, I am just surprised there are no other doctors with similar reports. And are there any other reports from other countries?
Peace,
specedit on 3-4-2011 by speculativeoptimist because: (no reason given)