Jesse Michels

How is that different than mass spec?

And to back up for the audience, isotope differences are neutron differences in various elements.

Right.

And if you were to find some isotope ratios in a material that don't occur naturally on Earth and don't pattern match to asteroids, that would be this really exciting possible smoking gun that the thing is actually a UFO.

It's so amazing.

I mean, Gary Nolan is also doing this at Stanford.

He's using mass spec.

He uses mass spec, right.

So it's cool to see that there's, you know, there are updates even on his work as far as this material analysis.

The UFO Legacy program has to be keeping tabs on what you guys are doing.

That would be my guess, right?

Right, right, right.

You'd want some sort of civilian, the smartest.

Okay.

Okay.

Are the parts like Art's parts?

Interesting.

Yeah.

Art's parts, it's this rumor that Art Bell, right, eventually ended up in possession of this material that I think was from the, was it from the Roswell?

And the material in Art Bell, obviously famous coast to coast, you know, amazing, you know, radio show host that reached, you know, 10 to 15 million people every night, super into UFOs.