Mysterious Material From Alleged Alien Craft Unveiled at MUFON Symposium
Alien Life & UFO/UAPs
Saturday 20th, July 2024
The Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) revealed fragments of a material believed to be from an extraterrestrial spacecraft at their annual symposium earlier this month. Ron James and Bob Spearing led a presentation on the "unknown material" that is reported to boast peculiar properties.
The fragments, displayed publicly for the first time, are described as anomalously light, with a weight so minimal that it cannot even bend a flower petal. "It's very, very light material", explained Spearing. "It almost looks porous, like it has pores. It has a tinge of gold in it, but it's basically a black material. Seems to be some sort of composite".
According to MUFON, the origins of this material are equally mysterious. An individual in Russia, identified only as 'Arkady', reportedly obtained the samples from a non-human entity claiming they were pieces of a crashed UFO. The material underwent rigorous testing using advanced technology akin to that used by NASA, with results revealing that approximately 90% of the material could not be identified.
"It's so light that it won't even bend a flower", said Spearing, emphasising the unique nature of the material. The tests, conducted at MUFON's Missouri lab, failed to match the material with any known metal. "That either means it's A) not a metal, or B) a metal alloy that isn't recognised or something in the periodic table", Spearing elaborated.
The analysis also noted that the material appeared to be a lightweight insulation suited to conductive insulating or heat protection, potentially indicating it could be debris from some sort of craft. "The signal was unique because they have looked up the standard peaks for most known metals, and nothing matched it exactly", Spearing said.
MUFON's findings have intrigued both enthusiasts and sceptics alike. The symposium, held in Irving, Texas, drew significant attention, with attendees eager to learn more about these purported alien artefacts. The implications of this discovery, if confirmed, could be profound, shedding light on the possibilities of advanced extraterrestrial technology.
As investigations continue, the scientific community remains cautious but interested in the potential ramifications of MUFON's claims.
Watch the whole video above or at the link below.
The fragments, displayed publicly for the first time, are described as anomalously light, with a weight so minimal that it cannot even bend a flower petal. "It's very, very light material", explained Spearing. "It almost looks porous, like it has pores. It has a tinge of gold in it, but it's basically a black material. Seems to be some sort of composite".
According to MUFON, the origins of this material are equally mysterious. An individual in Russia, identified only as 'Arkady', reportedly obtained the samples from a non-human entity claiming they were pieces of a crashed UFO. The material underwent rigorous testing using advanced technology akin to that used by NASA, with results revealing that approximately 90% of the material could not be identified.
"It's so light that it won't even bend a flower", said Spearing, emphasising the unique nature of the material. The tests, conducted at MUFON's Missouri lab, failed to match the material with any known metal. "That either means it's A) not a metal, or B) a metal alloy that isn't recognised or something in the periodic table", Spearing elaborated.
The analysis also noted that the material appeared to be a lightweight insulation suited to conductive insulating or heat protection, potentially indicating it could be debris from some sort of craft. "The signal was unique because they have looked up the standard peaks for most known metals, and nothing matched it exactly", Spearing said.
MUFON's findings have intrigued both enthusiasts and sceptics alike. The symposium, held in Irving, Texas, drew significant attention, with attendees eager to learn more about these purported alien artefacts. The implications of this discovery, if confirmed, could be profound, shedding light on the possibilities of advanced extraterrestrial technology.
As investigations continue, the scientific community remains cautious but interested in the potential ramifications of MUFON's claims.
Watch the whole video above or at the link below.
