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Alien and UFO Research: Alien Implant from Florida Analyzed





   

Alien and UFO Research

Alien Implant from Florida Analyzed

After investigating RM0799, the possible alien implant from Ontario, the microbiologist became curious as to how this speciment compared with a previous suspected alien implant from an individual in Florida. The Florida specimen was retrieved and re-analyzed using comparable testing techniques. This is the microbiologist's report of the new analysis of the suspected Florida implant and a comparison with the Ontario specimen. Photos and tables are included with the report.

This represents a re-examination of FS895/899 which was originally obtained from Dr. F.S. in Florida in August of 1995 and then returned. It was of interest to re-examine the specimen because of recent data generated from a new object originating from an independent source and obtained from AAER in July of 1999.

Both samples were found to have a relatively high sulfur content, but the equipment (SEM for EDS measurements) used in the analyses of the earlier sample (FS895) [Florida  specimen] was not able to detect the lighter elements (i.e. carbon and oxygen) with the same efficiency that the current equipment will allow. Re-examination of FS895, now designated FS895/899 [Florida specimen],  would allow determination of the relative amounts of sulfur (S), carbon (C), and oxygen for comparison to the RM0799 (or MR-1) specimen [from Ontario].

As shown in the attached EDS scan, carbon and oxygen of FS895/899 [Florida specimen]  are readily resolved. And, comparison to the scan obtained from the MR-1 specimen [Ontario] shows a very strong resemblance. Indeed, the two scans are practically superimposable.

New SEM photographs of FS895/899 [Florida] are also enclosed and show several views of an object that bears some resemblance to MR-1 [Ontario] but they are not identical in appearance (Figs. 1 - 5). Figs. 6 - 9  Considering both objects probably represent only fragments of a larger object, a similar origin cannot be ruled out at this time.

Because cartilage had originally been considered as a possibility in the case of FA895 [Florida], a piece of chicken cartilage was removed from the bone of a grocery store-bought "drumstick" and analyzed by EDS. The enclosed scans of the sample (designated CART-CH and CART-CH2) shows that while the oxygen peak relative to the carbon peak is similar to that of FS895/899 [Florida] and MR-1 [Ontario], the sulfur peak is much smaller -- about the same level as the oxygen peak.

Thus, the relative amount of sulfur in the cartilage sample is only 1/3 to 1/2 that seen from the other specimens. Photographs of the cartilage also show something with a fairly different appearance (Figs. 6 - 9). Additional minor peaks are also seen which were not as evident in the other specimens.

Conclusion:  With respect to the EDS measurements, it appears that FS895/899 [Florida] and MR-1 [Ontario] are almost identical in their carbon, oxygen, and sulfur content. They both probably represent organic substances and have a significantly larger amount of sulfur present in comparison to chicken cartilage.

November 29, 1999

Photographs of the alleged alien implant:

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Photographs of chicken bone cartilage:

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