Scientists probe possible UFO debris

Scientists at Stanford University in California are to study what is thought to be UFO debris found by researchers in South America.

The study will take place courtesy of a new state-of-the-art machine called a multi-parameter ion beam imager, which allows scientists to analyse the atomic structure of a material which at that level is impossible to be fake.

It has been reported that Stanford microbiologist, Dr Garry Nolan, is using the machine to create a three-dimensional image that will examine the structures of the atoms, in a process known as Multiplexed Ion Beam Imagine.

He claims that when he put the debris fragments into the machine, their composition was unlike any other metal.

Speaking to Science News, he said: “If you’re talking about an advanced material from an advanced civilisation, you’re talking about something that I’ll just call an ultra-material. It’s something which has properties where somebody is putting it together again at an atomic scale.”