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And we actually did an atomic layering using this device called atomic probe tomography, where you literally pick it apart atom by atom and get its 3D position.

It's a 40-year-old technology, so it's nothing magic.

And yeah, it would just be very difficult to make it.

And certainly it would be not something that you would have dropped in the middle of the desert.

in the middle of the desert, you know, in the 1970s or whenever it was.

I wouldn't say it's impossible to make, but why you would do it is another question.

It's clearly evidence of

technology and manufacture.

And that's what interests me is, first of all, why would you do it?

Why would you create something, for instance, with the silicon and the magnesium with the altered ratios?

Not the, where did it come from?

So what is it evidence of?

It's clearly evidence of technology.

Which one?

No, not at the level of precision that was done and a chunk of – no, it just wasn't.

It was an object that a policeman had seen with beings, short beings outside of it.

And when it took off and left, he went over and found this piece that I had.

Actually, I personally have it now.

Huh.

So, you know, it's hard to say what's possible and what's not possible.