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reply to post by Pimander
As for the Nellis Range, my interest in that ends where the non-conventional craft end.
Originally posted by Drunkenparrot
Originally posted by MajesticTwelve
Originally posted by Drunkenparrot
Again, the most stable isotope of Ununpentium 115 has a half life of milliseconds.
It is impossible for that part of Bob Lazar's story to be true.
How would you know that when no one has made the most stable isotope?
Which should be Element 115 containing the magic number of 184 neutrons.edit on 2012/1/25 by MajesticTwelve because: (no reason given)
My understanding is that the "island of stability" for super heavy elements is theoretical. If you have a definitive source beyond speculative science blogs and internet UFO fan boy nonsense I would be interested to see it.
The four known isotopes all have half lives measured in milliseconds...
Isotopes of ununpentium
Here is a link to a previous ATS discussion on the same matter with John Lear commenting in some detail. Anyone with an interest in the subject and still sitting on the fence regarding Bob's story to have a quick look at John's first person account....
Element 115 question
Originally posted by IgnoreTheFacts
John, I was recently listening to an ATS mix show where you went into some detail about your first hand experience with element 115. You mentioned that you had done some quick experiments with it, and that it was on video. Can you point me to where I can take a gander?
Enjoy!
Originally posted by gariac
OK, here is the answer: Bob Lazar never had any element 115. The whole story is fake.
Case closed.
Originally posted by Pimander
Maybe the dulce story is fake. but dumbs are real. You should do a phil schneider search to get some second hand knowledge. The guy was killed shortly after coming clean about working for the government as a geologist building a few. I am well aware that there are DUMBS (one might exist at Dulce for all I know) and SAPs. However, I am also well aware that Schneider was making lots of stuff up. The bits he didn't make up were second hand.
Originally posted by A51Watcher
And while dum bases are an interesting subject to explore,
many have the misfortune of stepping on the Phil Schneider land mine in the process.
There's lot's more but all should be able to see just from that, it's waste of time.
Originally posted by gariac
reply to post by Pimander
I missed nothing since the Lazar story is fake. There is no S-4 facility. Bob never had any element 115 else he would have brought it to a lab.
Case closed, at least by those who are analytical and logical.
I have infinite staying power. I speak truth to power and will never be silenced.
It was stolen. That's pretty obvious. If it really was 115 then the authorities would take it back immediately and it wouldn't clear his name anyway.
Originally posted by gariac
reply to post by Pimander
Why didn't Bob Lazar bring the element 115 to a lab for analysis?