Sunday, October 27, 2019
The Extraterrestrial Metal(s) Hoax
Copyright 2019, InterAmerica, Inc.
The suggestion that someone on Earth has accumulated metals
from someplace off planet is sickeningly simple: it’s a hoax.
If the Universe and the physics therein are all of a piece,
even allowing for alloys of an unusual nature, how can metals outside those of
the elements known to us exist?
If metals so extraordinary do exist – a possibility? – then
the reality (the Universe) as we understand it is topsy-turvy.
Such unique metals would have to come from a civilization
(and species) so unusual that we could hardly, if at all, understand it (or
them).
Rand and other think tanks have long posited, supposedly,
that they have studied metals not known to Earth. (Anthony Bragalia has delved
into the think-tank metals hints.)
There are a number of internet sources dealing with unknown
metals but, again, the finding of them requires a discovery of as yet unknown
elements which, if they exist, denote something beyond our Earth-bound reality,
and that something would be so bizarre that anyone confronting it would be
baffled beyond sensibility.
Thus, no UFOs or aircraft of a recognizable kind or behavior
that resembles what we know.
Such encounters would be beyond comprehension and we know
that UFOs are not beyond comprehension; they are just odd or mysterious.
RR

