Diana Walsh Pasulka

Like what kind of people?

Schizophrenics?

Loons.

Yeah.

Do you think that's targeted?

Do you think that's on purpose?

But do you think that also that might just be people that are obsessed with this particular subject?

So tell me about the crash retrieval site.

No, this is a recent crash?

So the Roswell.

So there was more than one crash in New Mexico.

What a bunch of shitty UFOs keep crashing.

I mean, I think anybody would be fascinated with it to tell you that when you say fly these, you don't mean physical materials.

Like what?

Jamie's got something here.

Researchers have capitalized on microgravity in space to accelerate drug discovery and development.

That was one of the speculations about the type of metals that were retrieved, supposedly, from these crash sites, that whatever these metals were, they were layered, and that they could only be layered specifically the way they were done in a zero-gravity environment.

Right.

It's just something that is outside of the realm of our current understanding of how we create physical materials.

And how much of this stuff do they have?