UAP material science - NEW BIG CLUE ?

Hi YouTube. Do you think plasma phase changing back into solid material might be a clue to what UAP might be made of? people see UFOs 'dripping' molten metal. Is the material, coming out of the UFO the interface between plasma and normal matter?

Get in touch if you think this might be a clue, and if you can explain how plasma phase shifts back into gas, liquid and solid.

Thanks for watching,
Simon Holland - Science filmmaker.

[billjennings]

Congratulations on the 100K subs, bruv.
I think your channel is criminally underrated and that you provide the greatest value by being exceptionally honest about your cognitive protocols in parsing this mess. You adjust your filter and reassess regularly which is what more folks should do more often.
That's dope.

[loriellingceramics]

Thank you for contributing to the UFO/UAP conversation with scientific curiosity and intelligent questions. We need more of this!!

[harrybridges]

Very interesting idea. The Safire Project might be something to look into.
Glad to see you are doing well.

[iansmeath]

Hi Simon, well that is a fascinating theory that would seem to have merit! I am looking forward to where this could possibly lead, keep up the great content sir!

[bradleyswaney]

Thank you for working in this subject and being a regular person like me. I myself had an encounter in 1987 and was 30 feet from an orb. Watched it for a couple of minutes. It was crazy. It seemed mechanical but glowed so bright and pulsed brighter at times. Made no sound. Changed my life that morning. I was in the woods deer hunting. Scared the crap out of me. There are no military bases around small town Calhoun Falls, South Carolina. LoL . Just thought i would share. It did seem like it was surrounded by plasma or something.

[drewcostigan]

During the Rendelsham incident, Col. Halt commented that he saw what looked like "molten metal" dripping from the craft, but no material evidence was ever found in that case.

[jondoe]

When I was a volunteer fire fighter I seen red orbs fly into and out of forest fires.

[ThunderboltWisdom]

Good thinking. Although witness testimony tells us that these "craft" don't appear as plasma, but as solid objects (in a lot of cases), and so the metal fragments, with their strange isotopes, may then be part of a plasma propulsion system, rather than what the actual object is made of. Because let's be honest, it's not a good idea to leave bits of your fuselage dripping over the landscape, but leaving a plasma "exhaust " behind seems more likely.
BTW, I have never heard much mention of this tie-in between plasma and UAP sightings in regards to these samples that are left over, so you may be at the beginning of something here.

[MrThacke]

Field momentum is scalar, longitudinal balancing for lift and momentum, phasing for angle & and direction, and longitudinal resonance with destination vector.

[stevehoward]

I find it amazing that the magnesium
Did not burn up or are they turning
Sodium into magnesium or 0ther direction k40 potassium

[gleddyvrudd]

Those look like lathe acretions, as I remember the 'teardrop' that was touted as being from a ufo also turned out to be from a lathe, swarf mixed with slurry that runs over the edge and acretes into a solid object, and thats exactly how they look, like the pictures you are showing

[therealfearsome]

in welding, an arc plasma has to have a shielding gas or flux slag to protect it from the oxygen to prevent oxidizing, without this protection the resulting metal will have porosity and other defects that make the weld unsuitable for most applications.

[zafod]

Hi professor, once again you have blown my socks off. what you describe sounds very plausible to my average sized potato brain😊👍🧐

[janetwinslow]

Fascinating. Sorry, I can't answer your question. However I have a question; were we absolutely certain these fragments that were picked up really did come from an anomalous object, before time was spent analysing them? Second, what did the isotropic analysis reveal? What else was in the fragments and was it a combination of materials we wouldn't find on Earth?

[cthulholmhastur]

🤓 Professor Simon! Its strange (right?) that u would cover this..one of my other favorite YouTubers, ChaosMoogle, has a few clips of these "slag pooping" UFO's. I've sent him a link to this episode of urs, im sure he will be interested! Anyway thanks again for another great episode.

[Archangel_Reez]

Yeah... The liquidified stuff is maybe called "Angel Hair" or "Star Jelly" that usually dissapates after a certain time... 🤔🙄

[xdil]

Presumably you would expect that craft would have to be bigger to compensate for its loss of volume, however if we think of as just fuel then it becomes more possible . A sort of necessary byproduct of travel, so possible having a thick skin if you’re an off world visitor is a basic requirement . Am I right sir you did cover a few years ago the phenomena of plasma when they were testing nuclear weapons, and didn’t they find similar material on the ground after the test ? . Fascinating program as always 👍

[craigmetz]

I think the plasma having high heat levels could be melting what's around it. I dont think plasma going through any phase or degradation would turn into magnesium.

[tastyfrzz]

Different isotopes of materials could possibly have different properties that we as yet are unfamiliar with. Bismuth is paramagnetic as is pyrolytic carbon. They float in a magnetic field. Perhaps this isotope is also paramagnetic. We do not yet possess the power to know what all can be accomplished with superconductive magnetic fields and we don't yet have the capability to make large amounts of materials with different isotopes so that we can understand their properties. I was looking into using paramagnetic particles of pyrolytic carbon as a carrier for DNA precursors for memory storage. I needed something very tiny for rapid creation of the data matrix but as a well known physicist explained to me a cyclotron was not an option as they are too hot and the coatings would not survive it. But paramagnetic particles might work. Suspended in a dibit pattern these particles could have the DNA material condensed upon them in layers. They would then shoot out onto a target. It had to be fast as a terabyte of data takes a long time to create and they had to be very small as that much data takes a large surface area and expensive reagents. A terabyte of one micron particles would fill three train tankers! Anyway, I digress. The big thing to understand is that we are still in the infancy of material science. We don't know what we don't know.

[Baldeagle]

I drove across America in nine days. I counted where 23 electric cars burned on the side of the interstate. I also noticed cooled molten metal on the pavement at several exit ramps. It was silver in color and light weight. Was it dripping from a UFO or an electric car that was ready to melt down?