MUSEUM OF THE UNEXPLAINED FINDS EXTRATERRESTRIAL READING IN UFO METAL
larry cekander | 28.09.2003 23:46 | Analysis | World
UFO METAL RECOVERED BY BOB WHITE
MUSEUM OF THE UNEXPLAINED TEST RESULTS MATCH EXTRATERRESTRIAL FINDINGS FROM MARS ARTIFACTS.
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DID BOB WHITE'S UFO OBJECT COME FROM MARS? ORIGIN MAY HAVE BEEN FOUND FOR RECOVERED UFO MATERIAL.
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>(Reeds Spring, MO) Researchers and scientists at the Museum of the Unexplained are excited about startling new revelations about Bob White's mysterious "object" recovered from a UFO encounter in 1985 near Grand Junction, CO.
Bob's object has been tested at the Los Alamos National Laboratory, New Mexico Tech, and at the Geosciences Research Division of the Scripps Institute in La Jolla, Ca.
Dr. Robert Gibbons, former scientist with NASA, and current Executive Director of the Museum, made this statement. "We recently came across scientific data that linked Bob's object with the planet Mars.
Isotope abundance ratio tests were performed on Bob's object in May, 1999 in La Jolla, CA and the numbers are virtually the same as obtained from Martian meteorite samples. The ratio of isotopes of Strontium for the QUE 94201 meteorite found in Antarctica in 1994 was 0.701. The ratio of isotopes of Strontium for Bob's object was 0.712. The ratio of isotopes of Strontium for the Shergotty meteorite found India in 1865 was 0.723. Bob's object is right in the middle of two proven Martian meteorites!"
The Martian meteorite data came from a scientific paper published on the website of the Planetary Science Research Discoveries, an educational website supported by NASA's Office of Space Sciences and by the Hawaii Space Grant Consortium.
Dr. Gibbons is calling for more scientific tests on the Bob White object to prove its origin once and for all.
>For further information, call Dr. Robert Gibbons, Executive Director, Museum of the Unexplained, P.O. Box 357, Reeds Spring, MO 65737. Tele: (417) 272-9620.
For Additional Information, Please Contact:
Larry Cekander
Museum Of The Unexplained
http://ufoevidence.conforums.com/index.cgi
1-417-272-9620
larryroyc@yahoo.com
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DID BOB WHITE'S UFO OBJECT COME FROM MARS? ORIGIN MAY HAVE BEEN FOUND FOR RECOVERED UFO MATERIAL.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
>(Reeds Spring, MO) Researchers and scientists at the Museum of the Unexplained are excited about startling new revelations about Bob White's mysterious "object" recovered from a UFO encounter in 1985 near Grand Junction, CO.
Bob's object has been tested at the Los Alamos National Laboratory, New Mexico Tech, and at the Geosciences Research Division of the Scripps Institute in La Jolla, Ca.
Dr. Robert Gibbons, former scientist with NASA, and current Executive Director of the Museum, made this statement. "We recently came across scientific data that linked Bob's object with the planet Mars.
Isotope abundance ratio tests were performed on Bob's object in May, 1999 in La Jolla, CA and the numbers are virtually the same as obtained from Martian meteorite samples. The ratio of isotopes of Strontium for the QUE 94201 meteorite found in Antarctica in 1994 was 0.701. The ratio of isotopes of Strontium for Bob's object was 0.712. The ratio of isotopes of Strontium for the Shergotty meteorite found India in 1865 was 0.723. Bob's object is right in the middle of two proven Martian meteorites!"
The Martian meteorite data came from a scientific paper published on the website of the Planetary Science Research Discoveries, an educational website supported by NASA's Office of Space Sciences and by the Hawaii Space Grant Consortium.
Dr. Gibbons is calling for more scientific tests on the Bob White object to prove its origin once and for all.
>For further information, call Dr. Robert Gibbons, Executive Director, Museum of the Unexplained, P.O. Box 357, Reeds Spring, MO 65737. Tele: (417) 272-9620.
For Additional Information, Please Contact:
Larry Cekander
Museum Of The Unexplained
http://ufoevidence.conforums.com/index.cgi 1-417-272-9620
larryroyc@yahoo.com
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