New evidence reveals how aliens COULD be behind ‘UK’s Roswell’
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- TRUDGING across frosty fields to tend to his lambs, Welsh farmer Irwel Evans was stopped in his tracks by lumps of metal strewn as far as the eye could see.
Further investigation showed strange debris was scattered over an area the size of three football pitches on the family farm, outside the sleepy village of Llanillar in Wales, and the tops of trees in a nearby wood had been shorn off by some sort of impact.
The incident, which took place in January 1983, was dubbed the "Welsh Roswell" - after the infamous UFO crash in New Mexico in 1947.
After his shock find, farmer Evans called cops and a team of RAF men and plain clothes officers - dubbed the 'Men in Black' - combed the land and nearby woods, taking away the fragments found.
But there was never any official explanation of what it was and no records were kept of the operation that night - even though the trees in the woods were all chopped down.
Now, 40 years on, scientists have carried out lab tests on the mysterious metallic lumps and found no obvious conclusion about its origin - suggesting it could be alien.
Ancient Aliens presenter and University of Chester lecturer Mark Olly ordered specialist tests on remnants of the debris for his new book to mark the 40th anniversary of the incident, Europe's Roswell - and received mysterious results.
And, in a strange twist of fate, samples from the Welsh Roswell are strikingly similar to a piece of material recently recovered from Roswell, New Mexico, where a spacecraft is said to have crashed.
Speaking about the incident Mark, from Warrington, Cheshire, told The Sun: "Nobody saw it, nobody heard it.
"A farmer called Irwel got up the next day and went out to have a look at his sheep and he found debris scattered across four fields.
"You're talking about a lot of debris and the nearby woods had had the top of the trees sheared off to a width of about 20-25 feet, so it was obvious something had hit it and scattered debris.
"The thing that really shocked him at the time, and everybody else that was involved in it, is that whatever it was that scattered all this debris then flew off."
A local UFO investigator named Gary Rowe then went down to the site to recover the debris.
Mark said: "He had a look across the fields but everything had gone, because the night before, Irwin had phoned the police, who in turn had notified the local MoD, which at that point, was an Air Force base. They'd turned out with another agency which looked like 'Men in Black' and spent all night clearing the site.
"So by the time Gary had got there there didn't seem to be anything there.
"But being a bright chap, he thought, I bet you they haven't managed to clear the woods. So he went and had a look in the woods, and sure enough he got six pieces of metal and two pieces of of a substance looking like foil."
In a sinister twist, Gary claimed he was later visited by more mysterious 'Men in Black' - from an unknown government agency - who asked him to hand over the debris, but he told them he no longer had it.
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Shocking level of corruption, people have a right to know.
You seriously need a job
Too funny.
Screw the haters. I'm with U
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Wonder if they use 10mm sockets ,still can't find mine
They got mine as well
I doubt this has anything to do with aliens. Should be easy enough to determine if this substance is from earth.
Something that can probably travel galaxies with mind boggling technology"crashed" into a tree? HAHAHAHAHAHA
This is a very cool story bro.
its probably a manmade meta material ....used for stealth aircraft microwave radar attenuation ... ask me how i know. it is glued to airframes using the green adhesive you showed. imho
Aluminium foam? Absolutely extraterrestrial, frankly.
Anti-radar cladding from an early stealth aircraft I reckon. Raised honeycomb = adhesive. Plane flies v low over the sea (avoiding radar?), crosses the coastline, clips a load of trees, cladding comes off, fuselage still intact, plane flies away. Possibly a Soviet plane? Would explain why the MOD only sprang into action after they were alerted by the police. Can't help but think if it was a UK plane the pilot would have known where he whacked the trees and a clean-up team could have been out there immediately. But aliens? Nah.
A highly probable explanation, very logical.
Aliens don't exist - I sez so. All these military US chasing tic-tacs and Churchill reporting foo fighters - what do they know. Pah!
@@normanfurnell8495 Aliens may well exist but *this* story is not evidence of aliens. Or do you just believe every alien story on youtube?
One day I went into a shop where they bought gold jewelry. I had a bracelet with me that I got from my grandmother and all my life I thought it was silver because she told me about it. At the shop, they took a bracelet and put it inside a device that looked like a large microwave oven. There was a screen on the closed door, which immediately drew a graph of the content of all metals. The bracelet turned out to be copper, with a nickel coating on the outside. But the device also showed dozens of trace elements of the alloy.
So why don't you go to a shop like this? If you do this and make a video about it so that I can see how you put the sample in the machine and see the information that it will show, then I will reveal to you the purpose of the green layer.
Full Disclosure 🛸
Looks like tire tracks to me my friend.
@@Shadrach666 sure it is
This is what father xmas does on his days off
The “Aliens”, having traversed the unimaginable distances of space seemingly without incident, somehow managed to contrive to collide with some trees near Aberystwyth. It’s life Jim, but not as we know it……..yeah…
They may have been tired?
I know. People are so desperate and bored😂
A lot of the other theories within the UFO world aren't so much about them coming from other star systems, but other dimensions of the same place.
1) It’s not necessarily true that these objects are coming from other planets but perhaps from other dimensions / something we do not fully understand. 2) If a primitive civilisation saw a Tesla they also would think it wouldn’t be able to crash … they can.
That's why he said back engineered alien craft, probably had some mad scientist flying yet, hence why they crash the bloody thing!!
Can you please tell me what the purpose of the underlying music is during the statement? It gets increasingly annoying to the climax. Don't tell me that you tried to increase tension or drama...
I think the British are actually Aliens 😂😂😂😂😂.
i thought the american scientists made aluminium foam back in the 50's
Excellent video. The only thing that spoils it is the crazy beard. He looks like a nutter even though is talking sense.
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Life is amazing. I've never seen us tap dance around an issue more than the UFO topic. There's so much to this issue that backs it up and yet we're still playing mind games with the whole thing. It boggles my mind.
Interesting tale for sure...but surely even if it was alien or re-engineered...the fact is that whatever was "up there" had a "learner driver" at the controls hmm?!. "Leave no trace" indeed...that's the last time a trainee "humanoid/alien" without a driver's licence gets to go in charge of a vehicle!. Too much of a trail of debris and questions to answer...
They’ve done deal with the govt
Used to have some Bangin raves round there where it happened. Dont know why but i just thought I'd mention that. Beautiful place. Bless
Aliens would never be interested with people on this planet......look at the state its in and then look at these green fellows going around the universe in their flying saucer.....
Roswell was where the first Nuclear bomb was tested. That's what got their attention and where people started to see objects in the sky, as we now know as Flying saucers. 2 years later it was a local who found the debri. He was soon told by the US military to keep quite...
what does a freedom of information request yield?
Anyways who wants to go protest climate change or a stop oil protest? Before the Alien don't have a planet to visit anymore?
Thats a piece of curly wurly
If not Aliens..."The Goebbles"
Journalists that use the word could.
graphite aerogel 😉
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say it with me
Q U A S I C R Y S T A L S
If one lab says it is aluminium and the other lab says it is lanthanum, then one or both labs has been incompetent in performing the analysis.
It can't be both.
You can't rely on the results of either lab because you don't have a majority result. You need it to be analysed by a third lab and possibly even a fourth.
Seen documentary on this and judging by evidence something did happen and was covered over.
The pentagon need to finally tell people the truth we are not alone. The biggest cover up in human history
All Burchett needs to do is call or visit the director of the OGA.
Well said👍🏼. Full disclosure could potentially unlock various means of non polluting energy and it'd be so cool to just see some "technical vehicles" . My eyes ache to see that😃👍🏼🙏.
They never will cause then they have to re write history
@@zeusa7075 Why? The UFO/UAP story is a miniscule subject. If they said they had recovered ET materials most people would forget all about in a month.
The aliens are demons
They need to check the isotopic ratios of the metals because everything we produce on earth has the isotopic ratios in a particular arrangement. Then you will know whether it was manufactured by humans on earth or non humans and not manufactured by any known way on earth. Garry nolan explains this well on how to understand this.
Not so fast, matey. Unless you are talking about radioactive isotopes, there is ZERO difference between metals smelted here on earth, or anywhere else in the universe. We would not be able to tell if stainless steel was made here in Earth, or anywhere else. We might detect unusual amounts of various elements, which don't correspond to standard industrial ratios for metallurgy on earth. But even unusual ratios isn't proof of anything at all.
So - No - that is NOT true.
Just one piece of a machine would be all it took. Just ONE.
@@Chris.DaviesWhoa buddy not so fast there little fella, I think you’ll find that the isotopic ratios are only relative to the polyisotropic delivery of light on the wellington scale. Back in 92 Chris Akabusi proved this on tomorrows world. You’re welcome.
@@Adultaffirmations Chris Akabusi. LOL
You don't think the military hasn't already considered that? The only reason the media even knows about any of this stuff is because the military\corporations have already gleamed everything they could off the crash debris and recovered craft.
@SosasCountrysideMeditations Yeah ! I remember that episode well .
Certainly getting the samples analysed by different labs/univesities is the way to go. To be honest I wouldn't expect to find any metal in an alien spacecraft. I think they would be made of all sorts of super-exotic low mass materials we can't even imagine. We have just discovered how to make Graphene, it's light, 200 times stronger than steel and conducts electricity like copper, it's an ideal aerospace material, but it's not metal. I think aliens that can get here would have materials that would make Graphene look like balsa wood.
What would their balsa wood be like .
@@paulkielty3800 Like a horse's dangler
@@tonyr4873 genius that has made my day 😂
@@paulkielty3800like a big dong
You don't know much about much, do you? Metals are actual elements. There are no "stronger" or "lighter" new elements to find somewhere. Just combinations of the elements we already know, and superior atomic structure of same. Graphene may have a future, but as with all things, graphene (by itself) is not useful stuff unless you can make incredibly long-chain molecules of the stuff, and find a way to bind it together to make useful things, with the properties you desire.
The super-heavy elements at the end of the periodic table are all highly unstable, with half lives measured in minutes - so that puts your claim entirely to rest.
It is atomic structure of common elements combined into materials which Type 1 civilisations will be the masters of.
That's definitely stealth materials you got there. Very expensive aerogel composite. Aluminium-lanthanium foam would be 1960s NASA technology. Add nanoparticles and it's the '80s.
Secrets tend to come light in the end
So a guy selling a new book hypes it up with a fantastic story. Seems legit.
here come the sun reader skeptics that dont formulate opinions based on logical deductions and research and instead post out of ignorance
Sounds like a bunch of horse s*** to me!
Bc it is, 40,000 years of mankind and when the president has legal problems alien tech coincidentally has been found!! and alien bodies, bet people forgot about the stupid alien bodies 😂.
So was the covid jab 😂
A quick Google search will show that Lanthanum was discovered in 1839 and is actually 3 times as abundant as lead, hardly extremely rare and unknown at that time! (Metal foam was first reported in a French patent of 1926)!
Classic phantastic storytelling🎉
They found a block of hash and have been sampling it hence their stories.
Aluminum foam was patented in 1948 and again in 1951. Patent issued to Benjamin Sosnik.
Don't ruin a good alien spacecraft story with facts FFS.
But This is not that they made it up so people would leave it alone and forget.
So what? It was a year after the Roswell incident in America. So one could argue their invention was likely aided partially by the insights they gained from the material from the crash. The timeline of events doesn't contradict anything, only reinforces it.
@@Ghostrider-ul7xn I thought Roswell was the 40's or 50's and rendlesham was early eighties. Am I wrong?
@@norfolkronin6307 Yes, Roswell took place in 1947. Rendlesham in 80s. What's the issue?
Total bunk. Metal foams were discovered in the 1950s. As a chemist, I find it extremely unlikely that one lab finds aluminium, and the other finds lanthanum. Analysis of metals is both accurate and easy using ICPMS, so I find the disparity between lab finding very dubious. I certainly would not waste money on the price of the book just to find out the details of the said 'analysis'. Get a grip people.
Ignorant
The Sun reported it? Must be true then😂🤣😃
Full Diaclosure Now!!
Selling a book 😂
Did he say one of the bits was an aluminum mesh? Could it be an early form of metallic aerogel? Apparently types of metallic aerogel were invented as early as the 1930's . I just watched professor Simon Holland's RUclips channels film about aerogel and its use in U.S. Black project drone technologies. Its well worth watching folks👍🏼.
there is a lot from the past century to suggest that some of these phenomenon are secret military tech. i think some villains have been incubating and growing their might with tax monies 😬😖
He said aluminum foam. I even went back and read it in the captions . Aluminum Foam. Said they didn't have that back then
Agreed. Might be some form of ballast.
He did say aluminium foam - but it's just formed into a cell-matrix for strength, been known about for donkeys@@Chamonix.frequently
Foamed metals are not new. Quite easy to achieve by mistake - porous aluminium is a problem in other industries. All you have to do is work out how to cool it down without cracking.
Well, the aluminium foam is used in aerospace applications for its energy absorption, thermal applications, lightweight in relation to its strength, and its great for forming. So it sounds like a perfect material for high-speed aircraft, which doesn't want to be detected.
How long has it been available to industry?
@@perceptortron early 90's I believe
You know this is the material from a stealth bomber right - the hexagonal stuff is glue - this has been debunked by literally EVERYONE
Pantomime season's started early this year... "But it's true! - I saw it on RUclips, what more proof is there?" ... yawn.
Sorry but this guy simply hasn’t done his research.
Metal foam was patented in 1926……aluminium foam specifically has been around since the early 50’s.
They put it in places like cinemas and train stations to help with soundproofing, it’s not rare at all.
They also make decorative panels out of it.
Lanthanum is so exotic and difficult to produce they put it in your television 🤦♂️………again, not a rare material.
Under certain circumstances it can produce explosive hydrogen gas……which makes me wonder if the two materials were put together in a 1980s television, something happened and BOOOOOM. Someone may have even set in on fire at that specific site? 🤷♂️
give little pieces to RUclipsrs with the expertise, and also give it to labs, universities, and qualified students with the right expertise.
and most importantly, always keep most of it to yourself!
@TheSun acting like you haven’t been covering this up for years! If you did real journalism you would know this is a very real subject and not nonsense or make believe! People really do get abducted and it is happening more and more each year..
For F sake , someone give these People jobs Man , people are going insane sitting unemployed at home
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...you need to wake up, son.
The USA have been making these craft for decades, people
I believe there's alian but also believe you're grasping to sell books
They did exist before 1983! Aluminium foam was about in the 30s and Lanthanum in the 1800s.
The nazca mummies have metal implants with osmium (a rare metal).
500 kilos are mined every year, mostly from our pals in China. Can be dangerous to touch and hard to purify. Most interesting they used it as a medical aid or for communication. Makes you wonder what the hell is going on out there.
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what evidence , a piece of metal in a suitecase painted army green
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Lantheum and what?
If it's alien, they need to take flying lessons.
All man made nonsense.
Lanthanum is a ductile and malleable silvery white metal that is soft enough to be cut with a knife. It is the second most reactive of the rare-earth metals after europium. Lanthanum oxidizes in air at room temperature to form La2O. Not suitable for a spaceship I would say.
Ductile resembles cast iron my friend 🏴✌️
@@JamesDickson-vs5of Cast iron is iron which contains a small amount of carbon. It is hard and cannot be bent so it has to be made into objects by casting. Let's see you BEND or CUT cast iron WITH A KNIFE. Lol.
@@tonywadkins5258 I've been in the scrap metal industry for 30 , you won't cut ductile manhole covers with a knife, lollollol 🏴✌️
@@JamesDickson-vs5of It was you who said "ductile resembles cast iron"! Now you're just contradicting yourself!
@@tonywadkins5258 ball pine hammer, cast goes tink ductile goes tonk , , ya helmet!
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Nonsense - just hyping a new book. I guarantee the woods were not bulldozed shortly after the incident & if objects of interest were discovered by the 'authorities' the area would have been sealed off for weeks. There was a meteorite that night seen over much of Britain, but the 'debris' could have been scattered about years before - plenty of WWII a/c training crashes around rural Wales for example.
How do you copy alien technology that is advanced using different materials? If I was on a desert island and a car tyre washed up on the beach how would I reverse engineer or copy this alien technology? Remember on a desert island I have no advanced technologies to produce a tyre, paper or a ballpoint pen. Ive become a hunter gatherer cave dweller.
They've been milking Roswell for decades to make money, lets milk this non-event for at least a couple books.
Utterly perplexing.
Somewhere on earth ,maybe underwater far away is an alien base,for sure.
Doesn't he term Roswell already imply the involvement of aliens?
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I seen that foyle stuff on CNN years ago, on Larry King live.. 2006or2007.. they tried to burn it, tried go rip it but wouldn't even leave a scratch on it, and stretched it out 100 times it's size and back to very small agin.. was so cool, then Larry King took a commercial break and when the show came back on, it was never talked about agin..
OMG, the scoop of the century from the Sun toilet paper. 🐱🐱😂😂🐦.
Britains Roswell was the Rendlesham Incident of 1980... Click bait.
If you see something alien, DO NOT CALL THE POLICE
I forgot to mention... aluminium foam was patented in 1951, so it was certainly around in 1983.
Closed-cell metal foam was first reported in 1926 by Meller in a French patent where foaming of light metals, either by inert gas injection or by blowing agent, was suggested. Two patents on sponge-like metal were issued to Benjamin Sosnik in 1948 and 1951 who applied mercury vapor to blow liquid aluminium.
Northeast England usually see things flying a lot 2 weeks ago saw one .
middlesbrough here, i concur.
So, did The Sun 🌞 not cover this in 1983?????
Cutting edge journalism my arse 🍑
Wasnt aluminium foam invented in the 1950s?
It's Radar absorbent materials, earth source not ET sorry.
Stealth meta coating from stealth fighter. Material was made in Basingstoke.
Aluminium foam= 1926, Lanthanum (he called it Lanthium) isn't the slightest bit rare. Tinfoil hattery ahoy
Can fly billions of miles theough soace then crash into a tree a smash, purfectly believable
It could well be from a secret military black project object.
Half the lies they tell are not true..i'd sooner watch paint dry. Yawn yawn.😢
Quick! Somebody tell jeremy corbell!
just looks like hardened resin to me thats been chipped off a floor with patterns already in it. 🤷♂️
I knew this guy would have a beard like that.
Travels light years across galaxy , crashes when driving at slowest speed, hits a tree, and brittle pieces fall off lol. Right..... 👍
There was aluminium foam in the 80s, a firm called CIBA GEIGY made it and a motor bike company named BIMOTA used it to produce frames for their specialist bikes, I'm a believer in UFO's but this information is wrong.
I take it this is the Rendlesham and RAF Bentwaters incident??
Soo many people now have seen something, we know the truth 😊.
Gary Rowe's refusal to hand over materials is probably the motivation for the ridiculously elaborate Doddleston hoax the following year: Kenneth Webster et al hoping to get the stuff handed over freely. Circular economy indeed! 😂
It took them 40years to examine the metal? BS