Roswell Revisited
The supersecret alloy exposed

"The disc [allegedly observed at the second crash site on the Plains of San Agustin] seemed to be made of a metal that looked like dirty stainless steel." Timothy Good, author of Beyond Top Secret.

"The color was in between tinfoil and lead foil." Bill Brazel, an original witness who saw the metallic foil in action at the first crash site.

"Several witnesses to the Roswell, New Mexico, incident [ie. first crash site] of July 1947 described some of the recovered metal foil as being impervious to bending or folding, in that it always returned to its original shape." Timothy Good, author of Beyond Top Secret.

 
For further information including rare newspaper clippings, US government documents, the full USAF Roswell Report of 1994, original witnesses quotes and affidavits, difficult-to-find scientific articles on the miracle alloy, official military reports, radio broadcasts made about the incident and US military video footage in the appendices, together with complete bibliography, fully-searchable index and more, please purchase the original CD.

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Contents 

  1. INTRODUCTION (1.7MB)
    UFOs seen by rational people

  2. THE ESSENTIAL HISTORY (6.6MB)
    How did it happen?

  3. THE WITNESSES SPEAK (2.5MB)
    The description given for the metallic foil and other materials

  4. THE US GOVERNMENT SPEAKS (1.1MB)
    The US military's explanation for what happened

  5. AN AUSTRALIAN RESEARCHER'S PERSPECTIVE (5.3MB)
    Nitinol - the miracle dark-greyish shape memory alloy

  6. LATEST UPDATE (<1MB)
    Where US Roswell researchers are at today

  7. CONCLUSION (<1MB)
    Why keep the alloy secret to this day?

  8. APPENDICES
    NOTE: Please refer to the CD

  9. BIBLIOGRAPHY
    NOTE: Please refer to the CD



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