Rory

Just transfer my consciousness into the exoskeleton of a... Just stop there.

We obviously don't have that one.

Yeah.

Down here, you live on via the stories your loved ones will tell other people.

Alien's like, well, that sucks.

I don't want that.

Just pass me a backwood, bro.

That we can do.

That one we can do.

No, Kit, they didn't find a half-obliterated alien body at the crash site, but they did find something even more interesting.

Well, not as interesting, but also interesting.

Scattered all over the ground surrounding the crash site were dozens of melted drops of some kind of metal.

They were small metallic fragments, some bead-like, other chunks completely unlike anything the researchers had seen before.

The materials were so strong that the researchers could only slice into them using diamond cutters.

Now, when the material was brought back to the lab, analysis showed that the composition of some of the samples appeared to change under certain circumstances.

But the most baffling discovery was still yet to come.

When scientists examined the small metal droplet materials, they discovered it was composed of incredibly fine threads, just 17 microns wide.

Now, I'm aware that a micron might not be a unit of measurement that people are familiar with.

But just to give you a comparison, 17 microns wide is thinner than a human hair.

And this is gold thread weaved together so tightly to create metal fragments.