Clas Svahn

It does feel oddly, you know, very, very smooth, but I'm sure that is also a natural element of tungsten.

It is, it is.

And you have another object beside you that I brought with me.

Yeah, this is actually from outer space.

This is not earthly, but it is prosaic.

What is this?

This is a piece of an asteroid that crashed in Arizona 50,000 years ago.

Okay.

You can still see the crater.

It's a big museum at the rim of the crater.

It's one kilometer, so it's a huge crater.

You can see it from space.

It's very, very heavy.

It's 99% iron and a little nickel and some other elements.

Wow.

So you can tell if something like this, and from the beginning it was huge, of course, like a London bus or something like that.

If that had hit a city, of course, there were no cities 50,000 years ago.

But today, a city would be gone, would have vanished.

how much can i feel it how much of ufo crashes do you think are this is amazing it's so heavy how much of ufo crashes do you feel are physical events nuts and bolts material gets left behind you can have a crash retrieval team going looking for it and finding a thing and trying to reverse engineer it do you think a high percentage of them are

I mean, you know, we looked for one in Norway.