Jim Lampley

One of the things that Jacques Vallée highlighted is there's an alloy, another piece of metal, some that they'd found that had layers like these at an atomic level.

Yep.

if you wanted to make this alloy today, it would be almost impossible and it would cost billions of dollars.

And where was that?

Was this technology available at the time this supposed crash happened?

It just wasn't.

So if that's true and if the chain of evidence is correct and it really did come from that area, from that crash –

That's not a human creation.

Well, it wasn't a crash.

Is it possible they were doing that in 1970?

Maybe.

Well, Jacques Vallée is such a valuable researcher because he's so logical about the way he handles things and he doesn't jump to any conclusions.

And his descriptions of these materials and the origin of these materials is really compelling because it's just like –

If that's not really possible to make in 1970, then someone help me out.

Yeah.

What is that?

Yeah.

And is it possible to make today?

And how much would it cost?

Right.