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Here's what Dr. Eric Davis said about materials from UAP crash retrieval operations: "It's the way it's fabricated [that] makes it exotic... the materials are in the periodic table...but it's nothing we could reproduce."

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I bet we can't reproduce it. We're talking about technology from beings who seem to have intergalactic space travel down to a T.

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Metamaterials .:

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@Akam1129 Maybe you could ask Bob!

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We need to see it

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We've been reproducing it for 75 yrs.

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More bismuth nonsense. The same stories are being circulated.

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This is a critical topic! Long time been waiting for information on this! Unfortunately, the video's audio quality is poor. Not all elements of the periodic table are natural. The periodic table contains 118 elements, but only 90 are naturally occurring, meaning they are found in nature. The rest are synthetic elements, artificially created by humans. The last sentence you stated above is crucial and intriguing: "but it's nothing we could reproduce." This implies that UFOs cannot be reverse-engineered! I could not find such a sentence in the audio. I would very much appreciate it if you could clarify where in the audio such a sentence appears.

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