Post by Deleted on Dec 19, 2011 21:17:10 GMT -5
This case was investigated by the CONDON committee. A salesman accompanied by other witnesses photographed a disc that supposedly dropped a small object. Both the film and the object that was comprised of metal were analyzed.
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Hartmann reported that one of the constituents in the fragments was “solder.” I believe that was the Condon committee’s way of playing down this mysterious artifact.
In the opening pages of Hartmann’s study, he says “The craft reportedly dropped a small object, which when recovered was reported to be composed of solder, aluminum and magnesium. Later, the late J Allen Hynek joined the study. At the time, Hynek was a “consultant to the USAF project Blue Book. He informed the Condon committee that “…a specimen or specimens brought out by the companion thought to be related to the sighting, were solder with particles of aluminum and magnesium alloy embedded in them.”
UFO RESOURCE CENTER
UFORC CASE STUDY
Alberta UFO Photograph/Debris Analysis
Hartmann reported that one of the constituents in the fragments was “solder.” I believe that was the Condon committee’s way of playing down this mysterious artifact.
In the opening pages of Hartmann’s study, he says “The craft reportedly dropped a small object, which when recovered was reported to be composed of solder, aluminum and magnesium. Later, the late J Allen Hynek joined the study. At the time, Hynek was a “consultant to the USAF project Blue Book. He informed the Condon committee that “…a specimen or specimens brought out by the companion thought to be related to the sighting, were solder with particles of aluminum and magnesium alloy embedded in them.”