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reply posted on 26-5-2009 @ 05:48 PM by smurfy
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I think yours is one of the best posts yet,
an actual reasoning for the use of such a metal in a craft.
There also has to be a reason for why the craft
should have crashed in the first place,I seem
to recall that there were thunderstorms at the time,
maybe lightning caused the alloy to deform at an
accelerated speed beyond its capabilities,who knows.
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reply posted on 26-5-2009 @ 05:52 PM by arizonascott
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Until mankind understands the meaning and power behind true symbolism, we will never fully understand extraterrestrial technology. The secret is
locked within the characters and symbols, they make inanimate objects into an animate - or almost organic (alive with a purpose) in their manufactured
specific design. The symbolic design is what you might think of as a type living nano technology but it is down to the very core of every piece and
every element and fiber from every craft recovered.
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reply posted on 26-5-2009 @ 05:53 PM by tallcool1
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Edited out my response that was probably somewhat condescending. Sorry. Perhaps what I was trying to say was somewhat unclear. I am just extremely
skeptical of hearsay - no matter how "reliable" a witness may be.
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reply posted on 26-5-2009 @ 06:05 PM by Skyfloating
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Originally posted by Phenomium
You know? Just a thought. If this type of metal was reverse engineered and it is a "memory" metal....this might explain why so many UFO's (or
USO's - Under water Submersible Objects) are seen diving into the ocean and accelerating at PHENOMenal speeds under the oceans surface...........if
the craft was made of this type of metal (or a variation thereof) it would instantly correct any defects to the ships surface as the friction on the
ships surface fights the inertial external forces opposing it. The heated surface by friction would instantly repair the ships hull/surface. Just a
thought!
I love posts that dont just say yay or nay to the OP but take thought further.
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Side-note: Whenever there is mention of Flying Saucers metals in UFO-Books its most often malleable.
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reply posted on 26-5-2009 @ 06:40 PM by Freenrgy2
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I still think that the *aliens* are us from a different time period. There is a reason for genetic experimentation.
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reply posted on 26-5-2009 @ 06:50 PM by cookiesneedlovetoo
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I have no proof and don't expect anyone to believe me but I'm posting this anyway. My grandfather worked for the NRL from '47 until '72. He never
talked much about what he did. He mentioned working with V2's because he could. He mentioned "Star Wars" missile defense. He also told stories
about a metal that no matter what they would do to it would always retain its shape. They used it to fill holes in light gas guns when they would blow
them up. He also said the only place they could get it was from a lab in New Mexico. I often would ask him "Hey Pops that stuff come from Roswell?"
He would always laugh at me and tell me I was a kook. Me and my Mom always knew he knew something and wouldn't tell us. For obvious reasons. He
recently died from an unidentifiable form of cancer caused by unknown heavy metals. The cancer amongst other things that happened while he was in the
hospital make us suspicious even more of what he did. My 2 cents.
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reply posted on 26-5-2009 @ 06:53 PM by bl4ke360
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So he didn't leave any kind of note verifying he knew whether or not Roswell was real?
My history teacher's father was in the CIA and was aware of what happened in Roswell, and actually told her that it was an alien UFO. She says he has
a box with a bunch of secrets that she will get once he dies.
But I'm sure this is irrelevant because we will have some type of disclosure before then anyway
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reply posted on 26-5-2009 @ 07:01 PM by stealthyaroura
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I remember seeing an interview with a female scientist from darpa i think and she talked about being on the verge of unlocking the secrets to a new
memory metal,so this to me meant it was not a material being processed, but rather back engineered! the way she said they had made progress and such
did not hold for something they had made.
what i want to know is when are the 3 ATS amigos gonna tell on what they have on the Roswell crash,they hold some new material previously unseen
documentation that is proof of something to do with Roswell.
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reply posted on 26-5-2009 @ 07:12 PM by cookiesneedlovetoo
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Nothing to that could prove that. The only thing he left was a bunch of pictures from the NRL,some with V2's, blueprints to a light gas gun he helped
design, with Top Secret stamped on it, and a few other things he probably shouldn't still have had or that I should now have. I remember going in one
of his briefcases when I was a kid, long after he retired, and him getting really upset with me. Maybe something maybe not but the next day he was
burning papers in the fireplace.
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reply posted on 26-5-2009 @ 07:32 PM by bloodsearch
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It's plausible that the book is embellishing the facts to increase sales, but that does not mean that you should dismiss the information because its
significance 'might' be overstated. Just be mindful of this and look at the information objectively.
I agree that claims need to be backed up by proof and all to often this doesn't happen, especially in respects to the media. The problem with
information like this, is its only significant to those who have already done some background research into the subject and too abstract and complex
for those who haven't. That's one reason why its avoided by the media.
That being said, there is a certain 'gigglefactor' when it comes to reporting UFO related stories. Even when there is substantial testimony like
that of the people involved in the disclosure project; the media as a whole looks to make fun.
Finally here is another source that backs up the article on the point you raised
The nickel-titanium alloys were first developed in 1962–1963 by the Naval Ordnance Laboratory and commercialized under the trade name Nitinol (an
acronym for Nickel Titanium Naval Ordnance Laboratories). Their remarkable properties were discovered by accident. A sample that was bent out of shape
many times was presented at a laboratory management meeting. One of the associate technical directors, Dr. David S. Muzzey, decided to see what would
happen if the sample was subjected to heat and held his pipe lighter underneath it. To everyone's amazement the sample stretched back to its original
shape.
Good old Wikipedia
Anyone know where we can get access to the documents ?
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reply posted on 26-5-2009 @ 07:34 PM by Kernoonos
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Originally posted by xman_in_blackx
reply to post by A boy in a dress
The main "debunking" of the story relies on someone believing that everyone in Roswell in 1947 was uneducated and as dumb as a box of hair. It is
hard for me to believe that no one back then had ever seen aluminum foil, neoprene or a dime store mannequin. This makes the official explanation
ludicrous.
The USAF added bunk, not removed it.
Explanation 1: flying disc recovered
Explanation 2: weather balloon
Explanation 3: we lied, it was actually a top secret mogul balloon
Explanation 4: high altitude crash test dummies
Explanation 5: we're telling you the truth this time, really!
Explanation 6: wull... we lied about the truth back then, but were are absolutely, positively telling you the truth now.
Witness's said, before the officals came and took it all away, they got a hammer to the metal and it didnt bend.
Now, why in the hell would you get a hammer to aluminium foil?????
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reply posted on 26-5-2009 @ 07:47 PM by conservativeatw
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reply posted on 26-5-2009 @ 08:03 PM by mmiichael
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Originally posted by tallcool1
I am just extremely skeptical of hearsay - no matter how "reliable" a witness may be.
Thanks for your insightful thoughts on the undying Roswell myth.
Brazel the farmer who found the wreckage had a daughter 14 or 15 who picked up the debris with him and has confirmed on more than one occasion it was
a weather balloon. Highly important - she was there!!
The US military opened it's files and confirms this. Marcel has been proven a compulsive liar. And on and on.
But professional conmen trying to make a living as UFO experts find people malleable enough to suggestively prompt for the responses they're seeking.
And now it's become enough of a legend that there is a level of status and attention integrating oneself into the story.
A minor incident in 1947 on the cusp of a new found interest in possibly alien aircraft and an overreactive military not certain what they'd come
across for a few days.
Until the late 70s forgotten. But then the myth creating wheels got rolling and haven't stopped.
As I always point out, the biggest story in human history, contact with an otherworldly intelligence. But until it became a cottage industry, no one
took much note of it.
Mike
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reply posted on 26-5-2009 @ 08:05 PM by Totalstranger
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WE have you believe something as throwaway as tin foil and kite strings is "alien"when the NWO takes over it'll be esy like ex-lax.
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reply posted on 26-5-2009 @ 08:12 PM by Frankidealist35
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No. It was just swampgas.
Anyways, this news is good to hear. The govt can't hide truth forever. Eventually truth will prevail!!
It was just a weather balloon. Psssh. Yeah right.
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reply posted on 26-5-2009 @ 08:18 PM by bl4ke360
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If you can link me to a picture of a weather balloon that has any resemblance at all to a saucer, I would appreciate it.
Also don't you think the farmer and family would be the most important witnesses to shut up about what really happened? Probably paid them millions.
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reply posted on 26-5-2009 @ 08:32 PM by Renegade Bison
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Originally posted by Electro38
Its interesting to think how a craft made with such advanced, non-destructive memory metal/material could leave a wreckage of debris when it
supposedly crashed.
And how unfortunate for those aliens who traversed vast depths of space and time only to have their ufo explode on earth.
presuming that this was sarcasm, why do you presume that them having greater technology means that they couldn't or wouldn't still be prone to
crashes?
it really annoys me when people make no distinction between capable of building a better spaceship than us and being a practically perfect race which
would not make errors or have problems.
there are any number of possible reasons why a more technically advanced craft could still crash. error of judgement (these things are not gods),
computer failure, an attack from something else above earth which damaged the craft, christ maybe the pilot had a heart attack. maybe it was a
depressed alien couple with 2 weeks to live so they decided to go out romantically with a bang by commiting suicide together by flying to a far away
world.
and yes i'm well aware that most of those ideas are hard to take seriously, which is why i'm not suggesting that any one of them is true. what i am
saying is that more naive than believing that aliens did crash is that aliens COULDN'T crash.
by the same logic people shouldn't be dieing when we have enough food to go around the whole world and yet because of our global politics and our
lack of individual help for those who are it happens anyway. and how can we possibly presume that because they can build a better space ship that they
are any more socially and biologically developed than ourselves? the truth is we can't and it's exceptionally silly to make any assumptions about
something which we know nothing about.
sorry for ranting but it really gets me when people make massive assumptions and even worse when they are sarcastic as they do it
@whoever suggested that's why usos fly into water, very nice idea!
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reply posted on 26-5-2009 @ 08:47 PM by Renegade Bison
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Originally posted by arizonascott
reply to post by Frank Warren
Until mankind understands the meaning and power behind true symbolism, we will never fully understand extraterrestrial technology. The secret is
locked within the characters and symbols, they make inanimate objects into an animate - or almost organic (alive with a purpose) in their manufactured
specific design. The symbolic design is what you might think of as a type living nano technology but it is down to the very core of every piece and
every element and fiber from every craft recovered.
what proof do you have of that?
and don't mention the supposed letter type symbols from roswell because for all we know it says HAPPY BIRTHDAY KEVIN (the craft was a present for the
pilot). i can't think of anything to suggest that 'the meaning of true symbolism' holds any such key since even if we have or find some symbols
they won't necessarily be of any help to anything-equally we might work it all out for ourselves. and that organic talk......what are you talking
about?
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reply posted on 26-5-2009 @ 08:57 PM by SkepticPerhaps
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It would also be a perfect solution to any pieces of debris that might collide with it when going at incredible speeds, which is the age old question
skeptics love to ask about how to do light-speed.
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reply posted on 26-5-2009 @ 08:59 PM by opperkerty
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I really hope roswell will be revealed
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