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Magnatude
Implant Youtube

Anyone got any more information on this? Has anyone ever figured out what these "metals" are, or has any portion of the scientific community investigated further (this is a rather old video).
Mbyte
Intresting... I wonder what the skeptics will come up with
Agent. Mulder
QUOTE (Mbyte @ Dec 5 2007, 06:00 PM) *
Intresting... I wonder what the skeptics will come up with


likewise
BishopRyan
Someone should contact University of San Antonio for more info. I noticed the header on the lab results and its a legit college and definately a legit header form. Perhaps someone could find a little more info that way.
eqgumby
If I recall one of the metal fragments was discovered to be a bit of welding residue/waste. Guess what...the guy who it came out of was a metal worker. Bummage. At least that's what the chemical analysis indicated.
The Silver Thong
Awww man, from the tittle of the thread I was looking forward to seeing some hot chicks with implants.

http://www.starpulse.com/Actresses/Anderso...MANDERSONMP003/

Ketsueki Ame
So it wasn't any known substance and had a unknown atomical structure? Why do they alwayssay that when they find things like this? Is there more info on these implanted bits?
knowledge..w/o..power
QUOTE (The Silver Thong @ Dec 5 2007, 09:56 PM) *
Awww man, from the tittle of the thread I was looking forward to seeing some hot chicks with implants.

http://www.starpulse.com/Actresses/Anderso...MANDERSONMP003/



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Magnatude
QUOTE (eqgumby @ Dec 5 2007, 01:45 PM) *
If I recall one of the metal fragments was discovered to be a bit of welding residue/waste. Guess what...the guy who it came out of was a metal worker. Bummage. At least that's what the chemical analysis indicated.


any link/reference to this?
eqgumby
QUOTE (Magnatude @ Dec 6 2007, 01:41 AM) *
any link/reference to this?

I found another link about an implant here.
http://www.susanblackmore.co.uk/journalism/ufo97.html
Still looking for the welding material link.
Agent. Mulder
QUOTE (eqgumby @ Dec 5 2007, 09:45 PM) *
If I recall one of the metal fragments was discovered to be a bit of welding residue/waste. Guess what...the guy who it came out of was a metal worker. Bummage. At least that's what the chemical analysis indicated.


thats an interesting one.
but different from the link about, where they didnt even know what exactly the implant was. or made of really
tipsy_munchkin
QUOTE (The Silver Thong @ Dec 5 2007, 09:56 PM) *
Awww man, from the tittle of the thread I was looking forward to seeing some hot chicks with implants.


Lol yeh I read it that way at first too.
eqgumby
QUOTE (Agent. Mulder @ Dec 6 2007, 01:07 PM) *
thats an interesting one.
but different from the link about, where they didnt even know what exactly the implant was. or made of really

Right. I can't find the darn article. Although the guy I was referring to was first told about a piece of "metal" in his arm after a construction accident caused him to get medical treatment. He was working with rebar and dislocated his thumb. I think it's sensationalism. We all have heard the stories of people that have foreign bodies under their skin like BB's that spontaneously fall out of the body. It's just not as remarkable as he makes it out to be. And there is never any amazing find or stunning analysis of the items removed. Other than, "It's similar to what is often found in meteors". So what? There is plenty of that material all over the earth. And super-heated metals mimic that composition too. So...what's the big deal?
rideron
Most probabale explanation for the 'implant' stories I've seen so far would be a shard of metal or bit of sharpnel from a prior injury accident with machinery, or fireworks, or other early source. Have not yet seen a clearly 'manufactured' device removed in any of this incidents.
Sweetpumper
http://www.alienscalpel.com/main.htm
Agent. Mulder
QUOTE (rideron @ Dec 7 2007, 03:01 PM) *
Most probabale explanation for the 'implant' stories I've seen so far would be a shard of metal or bit of sharpnel from a prior injury accident with machinery, or fireworks, or other early source. Have not yet seen a clearly 'manufactured' device removed in any of this incidents.


did you watch that vid up there though?
the guys implant didnt match any 65000 known substances in their computer file.
not sure how to explain that, or how it got in his body, leaving no traces of scars.
Magnatude
QUOTE (Agent. Mulder @ Dec 7 2007, 10:39 AM) *
did you watch that vid up there though?
the guys implant didnt match any 65000 known substances in their computer file.
not sure how to explain that, or how it got in his body, leaving no traces of scars.



You would think that finding this "unknown" material would prompt the scientific community to find out what it is, that it can be used for and if it can be manufactured somehow.
Its almost as if the routine is; investigate, then shrug, then nothing. I would think discovering a new element would be something a scientist would love to find. Why is this not so?
Agent. Mulder
QUOTE (Magnatude @ Dec 7 2007, 07:26 PM) *
You would think that finding this "unknown" material would prompt the scientific community to find out what it is, that it can be used for and if it can be manufactured somehow.
Its almost as if the routine is; investigate, then shrug, then nothing. I would think discovering a new element would be something a scientist would love to find. Why is this not so?


maybe because their afraid (this goes both was for skeptics and believers)
its possible its something that some do not want to find, because they could be proven wrong. you know. theyd rather not know what it is, instead of being proven wrong, and their beliefs wrong. so just say 'well, i dunno what it is'
imo
Tommy2007
QUOTE (Agent. Mulder @ Dec 7 2007, 02:52 PM) *
maybe because their afraid (this goes both was for skeptics and believers)
its possible its something that some do not want to find, because they could be proven wrong. you know. theyd rather not know what it is, instead of being proven wrong, and their beliefs wrong. so just say 'well, i dunno what it is'
imo



They need to send it to a meteoritical lab. They can tell what it's made of, how long it's been on Earth, how old it is, etc. Alas, they won't for fear they'll find out it's Earthly in origin. Nothing to see here....as usual.....


KILLUMANATI
QUOTE (Magnatude @ Dec 7 2007, 07:26 PM) *
You would think that finding this "unknown" material would prompt the scientific community to find out what it is, that it can be used for and if it can be manufactured somehow.
Its almost as if the routine is; investigate, then shrug, then nothing. I would think discovering a new element would be something a scientist would love to find. Why is this not so?


No , they down play the subject matter as if they are shrugging it off, So the Public keeps calm.. That is not the Case....Then Private Black Ops come in along with Scientist and shortly after....we have the RFID chips going in to passports.

The "alien Implant" stuff is old news. Our Government already duplicated or been "handed down" this technology for a hot minute now.


Agent. Mulder
QUOTE (Tommy2007 @ Dec 8 2007, 03:27 AM) *
They need to send it to a meteoritical lab. They can tell what it's made of, how long it's been on Earth, how old it is, etc. Alas, they won't for fear they'll find out it's Earthly in origin. Nothing to see here....as usual.....


yeah, just kinda weird it didnt match up to any of their 65000 known substances in their file.
not sure how many more a meteoritical lab will have
Tommy2007
QUOTE (Agent. Mulder @ Dec 8 2007, 07:13 PM) *
yeah, just kinda weird it didnt match up to any of their 65000 known substances in their file.
not sure how many more a meteoritical lab will have



A meteoritical lab can and will be able to, without question, tell if the material is extraterrestrial. They do this every single day.

And I'm not buying the alleged lab they used figures.

Agent. Mulder
QUOTE (Tommy2007 @ Dec 9 2007, 12:42 AM) *
And I'm not buying the alleged lab they used figures.


awsome. we didnt ask you too
Rocket88
Right at the start of the vid, it says some guy is a great SCIENCE-FICTION writer.
I didnt watch any more.
Agent. Mulder
QUOTE (Rocket88 @ Dec 9 2007, 01:30 AM) *
Right at the start of the vid, it says some guy is a great SCIENCE-FICTION writer.
I didnt watch any more.


bummer, your loss
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