Diana Walsh Pasulka

What is it?

Is it malleable?

I've heard of that before.

That was something that they talked about at Roswell, that there was some bizarre metal that you could crumple up like a piece of paper and it would flatten right back out.

And that's what you experienced?

What did that feel like when you did that?

Right.

It was ridiculous until 2017.

That's right.

To the New York Times story.

I can only imagine.

Yeah.

The people that worked on Roswell that spoke about it many, many years later, they have that sort of same weight that they're carrying around with them.

like Philip Corso and all those other people, when they describe the experience like many, many years later.

So there's a weight to the information that they're carrying.

It's almost like they want to tell the world, but the world is not going to even believe them.

And how could they unless they experienced it?

And even though they experienced it, they're still baffled by it.

So you spend 10 hours at this site.

And is there any guidance?