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And people have said, oh, it was thermite.
Well, if it were thermite, there'd be aluminum oxide.
That's how it was melted down.
And it's just some kids playing around, et cetera.
But it turns out there's no aluminum hydroxide or oxide, I should say, in the sample.
I mean, I have the analysis.
It had to have been extreme heat of some kind that would produce it.
And, you know, whatever it was was hovering for a moment.
And there was no helicopters, at least no helicopters with flashing lights.
And, you know, there's been huge chunks of it still exist.
So people back in the 70s already sort of made estimates of what was required.
And people said, oh, it's a meteorite.
We basically showed mathematically how – first of all, meteorites make holes when they hit the ground.