Arkadi said he had sent a piece of material to be analyzed by two laboratories in Russia, both of which used the X -rays to determine its composition. This technique is often used to preserve the materials that are tested.
A week later, the laboratory called him to say that the material consists of “organic minerals” but “not graphics” consists of “organic atoms with mixing, mineral and semi -semi -semi -finals.” The laboratory claimed that he could only determine ten percent of the components of materials, including BROM, calcium, titanium, iron, and copper.
After these tests, some materials were sent to the MUFON Laboratory in Missouri, where similar tests were conducted.
According to Lenne Man, the chief analyst at the MUFON Laboratory, who conducted the tests, the X -ray glow was unable to discover any known elements, “which surprised us, and similar structures were identified by a former laboratory.”
Man explained that this is especially unusual, because the X -ray glow is “uniform” by reading a known substance that is an aluminum aluminum before examining the mysterious material.
She said: “(Mystery) has reached a match with the standard, but she also has a chemistry reading, so if there is no match with the standard, it will give a group of items that you find if the sample is metal.” “He did not find anything. This is either a metal or a metal alloy, or it is not a metal that we get to know about the periodic table.”
Moreover, the spectrum read the results that the laboratory was unable to determine.
“It may be a rear sign, but we have never affected this,” said Man.
In the end, she concluded that “only through appearance, it seems that it is a kind of lightweight insulation suitable for a conductor insulation for something that needs heat protection and the need to maintain weight to work.”
At another strange turn, the sample was lost after that when the laboratory tried to ship it to the spear.
Spearing said that although the package apparently reached its locked post office box, it went at a time when it reached its recovery.
“When I went to receive it the next day, there was no,” said Spiring. “I went to my mail writer and said,” Hey, I have that he was delivered, and she said, “Yes, Bob, it was delivered. I put the box in the mailbox myself.” So, the question becomes, who will be bold enough to remove something from a federal mailbox? “
Fortunately, it continued Spearing, another sample was sent from Russia, which was opened directly on the stage at the symposium.
He said that this sample will be sent to two other laboratories, where it will be examined using an electronic microscope.
