How the Roswell crash happened

Badeskov, et al: Please check out "Battelle, Roswell & Memory Metal: The New Revelations" appearing at www.ufocon.blogspot.com today... Should answer many of your questions... Anthony Bragalia Bragalia, Thank you, I will offer you my comments soon. I have read through your piece a couple of times and I must say that I am not impressed. Frankly, in my humble point of view it offers excuses and obfuscation rather than answers, which to me further indicates the shakiness of the ground onto which this hypothesis is built. But I will detail that further and I might have to take it piecemeal. An... [More]

I like Lt. Haut. He was ordered by Colonel William Blanchard to release that sensational news story. After all, it was Colonel Blanchard who called Lt. Haut into his office in the first place. That would be my guess, too. I don't see a lieutenant issuing any kind of sensational press release like that without approval from his commander officer. That's one of the first things they teach everyone in the military "report what's going on to your chain of command." Maybe the meeting on July 8, 1947 really did take place just as Haut said, with Marcel, Blanchard, Ramey and DuBose there looking over... [More]

Reading the entire article, a few gems stand out conspicuously. This one in particular Quite a claim there. Yes, but one that is necessary as if Nitinol's "official" history was correct, his whole house of cards comes down. Unfortunately, that is exactly what it does. There is nothing behind this claim but wishful thinking and the desire to make a rather mundane research effort into something very extraordinary. Followed by Hrrmzzz........ K Then .......... William Buehler along with Frederick Wang invented Nitinol, I am wondering who this "co-inventor" is? It is very telling when it is the un... [More]

That would be my guess, too. I don't see a lieutenant issuing any kind of sensational press release like that without approval from his commander officer. That's one of the first things they teach everyone in the military "report what's going on to your chain of command." Lt. Haut had no authority to go over Colonel Blanchard's head with a story like that to the whole world. He would have been severely punished had he done so. Maybe the meeting on July 8, 1947 really did take place just as Haut said, with Marcel, Blanchard, Ramey and DuBose there looking over the wreckage, after which Blanchar... [More]

If Blanchard ordered Haut to make the release to the AP, then that makes Marcel an outright liar, so best throw his testimony out the window altogether. And his sons too. After all, dear old Dad was his primary source of information. Falsehoods atributed to Marcel, were the fault of Bill Moore and Jamie Shandera. They were putting words in Marcel's mouth, words he had never spoken, a point which was made during an interview with Johnny Mann.

A) The "indestructible" debris allegedly collected at Roswell could not be destroyed and when crumbled immediately "unfolded" back to it's original shape (is this correct, Psyche, I am getting confused by all these absurd claims flitting around). Why? The properties the material the Roswell witnesses were describing, fit the properties of today's memory metal, which we didn't have back then.

Why? The properties the material the Roswell witnesses were describing, fit the properties of today's memory metal, which we didn't have back then. No, it doesn't. Nitinol needs energy applied to it return to it's original shape through heat. You basically have two different states the metal can be in, one is below the transitional temperature where you can shape and fold the metal as you like whereas when you heat it up you will change the crystal structure and it will come back to it's original shape. The problem is that if you start molding the metal above the transitional temperature you w... [More]

No, it doesn't. Nitinol needs energy applied to it return to it's original shape through heat. You basically have two different states the metal can be in, one is below the transitional temperature where you can shape and fold the metal as you like whereas when you heat it up you will change the crystal structure and it will come back to it's original shape. The problem is that if you start molding the metal above the transitional temperature you will ruin the crystal structure and the metal no longer retains it's original shape. So no, it does not fit the deions as put forth by the ETH propon... [More]

No, it doesn't. Nitinol needs energy applied to it return to it's original shape through heat. But, they didn't apply any heat in regard to the Roswell material tro make the material return to its original shape.. Also, they couldn't cut it nor dent it.

I predict that the response to the points you have brought up will be something along the lines of "the alien material is / was so advanced that, while we have been able to reproduce some of its properties, there are still many unknowns about it". Actually, the material that we produced, that even comes close, was a recent developement. Also note strong resemblance of described properties to recently developed titanium "super-metal" alloys. These are stronger than steel or standard titanium metal, uncuttable, untearable, undentable, and highly flexible with memory properties, exactly the physi... [More]