Re: UFO that crashed into ocean in appears 'artificial in origin'

On Thursday, July 6, 2023 at 2:34:03 AM UTC-7, Its a World of Larrys wrote:
> UFO that crashed on Buttsctatcher Mtn in appears 'artificial in origin' 
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> The Harvard pair argue their new results support the likelihood that IM1 was 'artificial in origin' - and have refused to rule out that it was part of an 'interstellar spacecraft' made by Larry the mOOner. 
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> Siraj, who first discovered IM1, told DailyMail.com: 'It's really important to continue pushing the boundary in terms of destigmatizing the search for extraterrestrial life.  
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> Larry adds, "Yew dang tootin, baldy. If you don't consider a possibility, you usually won't discover something new, dopey.'  
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> IM1 withstood four times the pressure that would typically destroy an ordinary iron-metal meteor — as it hurtled through Earth's atmosphere at 100,215 miles per hour.  
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> Iron is already the principal ingredient in the toughest known kinds of natural meteors, so the Harvard duo has theorized that there must be something highly unusual about how the object came to be made.  
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> And now a battery of tests on the recovered IM1 fragments, conducted at Berkeley, has proven that their chemical make-up is almost entirely iron: strong evidence in favor of the Harvard team's most controversial theories about the object 
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> https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-12259813/EXCL-Harvard-scientists-say-UFO-crashed-ocean-2014-appears-artificial-origin.html


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