SIMPLE ALIEN PROOF Material is off-planet!

YOU CAN NOT BEAT THE SCIENCE!

"We should accept conclusions that have been reached scientifically as the best approximation to absolute truth that humanity can muster.

After all, if we aren’t willing to trust what the Universe tells us when we ask it questions about itself, what does trustworthiness even mean?

You can’t simply cry out “Fraud!” because you don’t like the conclusions.

Unless you have strong evidence that fraud was at play, you’re falling for one of the most unethical gambits in all the science (mis-)communication."

https://www.forbes.com/sites/startswithabang/2021/01/21/the-4-big-things-that-science-is-not/

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THE CONSTANT STRIVING FOR GOVERNMENTS TO ADMIT UFO'S, AND ALIEN MATERIAL

IT IS COMING TO AN END!

HOW CAN ANYONE DENY SCIENTIFIC FACTS?! - RECOVERED AND NOT YET HIDDEN OR DESTROYED

AS HISTORY HAS ALSO PROVED, OVER AND OVER - RECOVERED CLEAR EVIDENCE AND REMOVED TO SECRET LOCATIONS.

REAL ALIEN (MC) PHYSICAL BODY DENTAL IMPLANTS UFO'S

A combination of visual, chemical, and isotopic analyses is necessary to confirm extraterrestrial origins

https://www.slideserve.com/geovortex/unveiling-extraterrestrial-secrets-alien-alloys-discovered-on-earth-us-revelations

Unveiling Extraterrestrial Secrets-Alien Alloys Discovered on Earth US Revelations

Determining if a material is of extraterrestrial origin involves several methods and analyses. Here are some key approaches:

1. Visual Inspection

Appearance: Some meteorites have a distinctive fusion crust, which is a thin, glassy layer formed when they pass through the Earth's atmosphere.

Texture: Extraterrestrial materials may have unique textures or structures not typically found in terrestrial rocks.

2. Chemical Composition Analysis

Elemental Analysis: Using techniques like X-ray fluorescence (XRF) or inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS) can reveal the elemental makeup of the material. Certain isotopic ratios, such as those of oxygen or nitrogen, can indicate a non-Earth origin.

Mineral Composition: The presence of specific minerals, such as olivine or pyroxene, can suggest a meteoritic origin.

3. Isotopic Analysis

Oxygen Isotope Ratios: Comparing the oxygen isotopic ratios (e.g., O-16, O-17, O-18) can help distinguish between terrestrial and extraterrestrial materials.

Carbon Isotope Ratios: Variations in carbon isotopes can also indicate whether a sample is from Earth or space.

4. Radiometric Dating

Age Determination: Techniques like uranium-lead dating can help determine the age of the material. If it is significantly older than typical Earth materials, it may be of extraterrestrial origin.

5. Magnetic Properties

Magnetism: Some meteorites exhibit magnetic properties that differ from terrestrial rocks, which can be a clue to their origin.

6. Microscopic Examination

Thin Section Analysis: Examining thin slices of the material under a microscope can reveal unique features, such as chondrules in chondritic meteorites.

7. Context of Discovery

Location: Finding a material in a context associated with space (e.g., near a meteorite impact site or in a space mission) can support claims of extraterrestrial origin.