Jim Lampley

Trevor Burrus, Jr.

: That's Travis?

Okay.

Trevor Burrus, Jr.

: Yeah, that's Travis.

So when they found this puddle of molten metal and it's a bunch of different mixtures, so it seems like there's a bunch of different stuff that was there and it wasn't perfectly mixed.

Is there some sort of – like have you theorized some sort of a reason why they – any person or any creature or any being would do that?

Is there something that you would extract from that kind of metal?

Like heating it up to a certain degree and having a mixture of all these things and this is just a byproduct that they're dropping off?

Oh, boy.

Ew.

Thermite meaning that's how it was melted down.

Wacky kids with their thermite.

With their thermite.

So it had to have been extreme heat.

And the amount of this stuff, the kind of cauldron that would have to exist in order to melt this would be immense.

Have you brought in anyone who's like a real expert in material sciences that would like theorize, like given an immense increase in technology and what potentially do you think this could be?

Yeah, it could actually be detrimental to your career.

And that's what's really weird about something when you're just talking about data, specifically in this case, an actual physical thing that anyone can measure.

Right.