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Originally posted by larryroyc
i contacted the denmark government and according to them no incident happened that they are aware of in that time frame..
we have a witness who went on record that he has seen the army artifact at dugway proving ground and worked on it.
the location of the object is not known...and of course no one is coming forward with the location...go figure..
sir, to duplicate this particular piece would require being able to extrude the casting under high pressure in a vacuum and then instantaneously drop it from say a height of 25,000 feet?
Originally posted by Outrageo
But if a determined, skillful, funded metallurgist with access to the right equipment and material had a mind and motive to do so, could he?
Please understand, I'm NOT a skeptic - I merely wish to eliminate the possible terrestrial explanations so that we may all rejoice in the validity of an extraterrestrial one. It's just investigative science: "ET Forensics", if you will.
So - CAN it be faked or CAN'T it?
Originally posted by larryroyc
When you really start to disect the elements identified in this metal then start doing basic searches for what these elements are used for the story gets really interesting...many of the elements identified are used in lasers.
They are also used in the new laser weapons programs we have going now..
larry
Abstract
Currently, the most suitable method of melting titanium aluminide is to use induction skull melting (ISM) in which the alloy is melted in a water-cooled segmented copper crucible. Although this technique is metallurgically satisfactory, it has very poor energy efficiency and is therefore costly to use. The University of Alabama has recently developed a “semi-levitation” melting technique which offers a potential means of melting reactive alloys without the use of a crucible. this uses a specially-designed induction coil to develop an electromagnetic field which progressively melts and contains an alloy billet placed on a water-cooled annular base. A method for modelling the change of the free surface has been developed. A UNIX Shell script has been developed to complete the iterations between the calculations of the electromagnetic field, flow field and free surface shape. The current model integrates the stirring and levitation effects of the semi-levitation melting process and it can be used to model similar electromagnetic processing techniques of materials