Alien and UFO Research: Liquid Droplet May Hold Clues to Formation of "Pseudo Crystals"
Scientists and Investigators Explore New Dimensions
Researchers have discovered that
pseudo crystals are trace physical evidence left behind at
locations where people have reported seeing or being abducted by
aliens. This is an update to the previous AAER report, Alien and UFO Research: Physical Evidence of Alien Abductions May Exist in Household Dust.
January 18, 2001
Pseudo crystals are microscopic particles found at locations
where people have reported encounters with aliens. While the microscopic
particles remain unidentified, the liquid droplet shape may hold clues
to the formation of the pseudo crystals.
More
research into the
pseudo
crystals continues
through the work of biophysicist Dr. William C. Levengood of
Pinelandia Biophysics Laboratory of Michigan and AAER.
While
pseudo
crystals come
in a variety of
shapes and colors,
some have a
head
shaped like a
falling liquid
droplet. The shape of
a liquid droplet
depends on the
viscosity of the
liquid. The
similarity between a
pseudo
crystal head
and a liquid droplet
suggests the
pseudo
crystal may
have been formed
from a liquid.
Figure
4 is a photo
of a red
pseudo
crystal taken
at 400x power under
the microscope. This
pseudo
crystal was
found in the
household dust of a
family claiming to
have seen aliens or
to have been
abducted. The
width of the
head of
this pseudo
crystal
measures in the
region of 16 microns
which is too small
for the human eye to
see.
Note
how the rounded,
tear-drop
head
looks like a liquid
droplet. Compare
this red tear-drop
shaped
head
with Figures 1 and 2
on the right. Is
this shape an indicator
to its possible
formation from a
liquid? The answer is unknown,
while the research
continues.
