TTSA's Metamaterials

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TTSA just announced...

TO THE STARS ACADEMY OF ARTS & SCIENCE MAKES GROUNDBREAKING METAMATERIALS ACQUISITION

July 25, 2019


San Diego, CA (July 25, 2019) - To The Stars Academy of Arts & Science (TTSA) has acquired multiple pieces of metamaterials and an archive of initial analysis and research for their controversial ADAM Research Project. ADAM, an acronym for Acquisition and Data Analysis of Materials, is an academic research program focused on the exploitation of exotic materials for technological innovation.

The ownership of these assets, which were previously retained and studied by investigative journalist Linda Moulton Howe and are reported to have come from an advanced aerospace vehicle of unknown origin, allows TTSA to conduct rigorous scientific evaluations to determine its function and possible applications.

“The structure and composition of these materials are not from any known existing military or commercial application,” says Steve Justice, current COO of To The Stars Academy and former head of Advanced Systems at Lockheed Martin's "Skunk Works." “They've been collected from sources with varying levels of chain-of-custody documentation, so we are focusing on verifiable facts and working to develop independent scientific proof of the materials' properties and attributes. In some cases, the manufacturing technology required to fabricate the material is only now becoming available, but the material has been in documented possession since the mid-1990's. We currently have multiple material samples being analyzed by contracted laboratories and have plans to extend the scope of this study.” TTSA will also seek to engage the potential partners who have expressed interest in helping accelerate ADAM research and development.

“If the claims associated with these assets can be validated and substantiated, then we can initiate work to transition them from being a technology to commercial and military capabilities,” adds Justice. “As noted in our October 2017 TTSA kickoff webcast, technologies that would allow us to engineer the spacetime metric would bring capabilities that would fundamentally alter civilization, with revolutionary changes to transportation, communication, and computation.”

A Public Benefit Corporation, To The Stars Academy of Arts & Science is a consortium of scientists, aerospace engineers, and creatives working collectively to empower gifted researchers the freedom to explore exotic science and technologies with the support to rapidly transition innovative ideas into world-changing products and services.
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https://dpo.tothestarsacademy.com/b...akes-groundbreaking-metamaterials-acquisition and http://archive.is/VxZtZ

Huh, so... "The structure and composition of these materials are not from any known existing military or commercial application," and also, "We currently have multiple material samples being analyzed by contracted laboratories." So we know they are extraordinary materials and we're having them analyzed to see if they are.
 
I like the “varying levels of chain-of-custody documentation”. Let me predict that this topic is never brought up again.
 
I like the “varying levels of chain-of-custody documentation”. Let me predict that this topic is never brought up again.
Right! Lol. And despite promises, they never provided chain-of-custody documentation for the videos. The closest we got was the DD-1910 form Elizondo filed, but that was provided by the Las Vegas Now I-Team, not TTSA.

John Greenewald noticed that the photo they used with this press release is a stock image of malachite. Like why on earth would you use a photo of something ordinary as a stand-in for something allegedly extraordinary? But TTSA may have posted a photo of the actual alleged extraordinary material...



It's obviously not a material machined to be the surface of an aircraft. It's shape looks very irregular and random. It's probably an industrial waste byproduct as has been suggested before, see for example a link below that tweet.
http://www.jasoncolavito.com/blog/a...-of-the-alien-metal-promoted-by-to-the-stars#
A final piece of evidence suggests that the Bigelow’s men are overstating their claims. In 1996, Linda Moulton Howe commissioned technologist Nicholas A. Reiter, himself an anti-gravity researcher and a fringe believer in UFOs and paranormal things, to investigate the “Roswell sample”—i.e. the same piece that Puthoff is now promoting. Reiter determined that it was earthly and, while unusual, was not impossible. In 2001, he updated his findings with this information: “The combination of bismuth and magnesium had eluded us for four years. But then one day, we found a reference to an obscure industrial process used in the refinement of lead. The process, called the Betterton-Krohl Process, uses molten magnesium floated over the surface of liquid lead. The magnesium sucks up, or pulls bismuth impurities out of the lead! Often, the magnesium is used over and over again…” Presumably, this is the same process that was patented in 1938, producing a thin crust of layered magnesium and bismuth, which is removed from the lead. When the magnesium is reused, new layers would form. (The Fortean Times endorsed this solution in 2016.) Remember that Vallée’s sample was specifically identified as slag—i.e., industrial debris. Howe refused to publicize Reiter’s results, preferring to string along the “alien” mystery. Of course, we would need a known sample made by the industrial process to test the “alien” versions against, but the distribution of the slag in industrialized nations (Vallée claims examples from France, Argentina, and America, for example) id s point in favor of this solution.
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It's obviously not a material machined to be the surface of an aircraft. It's shape looks very irregular and random.
I think in one of the TTSA videos it was suggested that it had been in a crash. However the internal structure does not look like it's simply been bent. It looks like that's the way it was created.
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Reminds me very much of layers of paint, although much more regular.

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I'm not sure about how the Betterton-Krohl Process explanation is supposed to work. The Betterton-Krohl Process
https://www.britannica.com/technology/Betterton-Kroll-process
Betterton-Kroll process, method widely used for removing bismuth from lead by adding calcium and magnesium to a molten lead-bismuth bath. Compounds are formed with bismuth that have higher melting points and lower densities than lead and thus can be separated as a solid dross. Bismuth may then be recovered from the calcium and magnesium by treatment with chlorine. The method, developed for the American Smelting and Refining Company in the 1930s, is sometimes called the Asarco process.
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Perhaps it might be during the seperation stage using chlorine? It would seem you'd need it in liquid or vapor form to get layers like that.
 
Sputter deposition has also been suggested. This is an interesting comment from Vikto Golubic:
https://silvarecord.com/2019/01/26/metamaterials-not-from-earth/#comment-1035

Concerning Arts Parts:

VIKTOR GOLUBIC
6/19/2019 04:32:16 pm
Update: After seeing closeups of the layers, and more material from the collection received by Linda Howe, I strongly believe the layered material is non substrate overspray accumulation deposit from high purity Bismuth (routinely available as a sputtering target) and high purity Magnesium/Zinc targets (typically available as a 99/1% Sputtering target) from a Magnetron Sputtering Chamber using Argon Plasma as the Sputtering Ion. Since Zn sputters at a higher rate than magnesium you will typically see it deposit at 97/3% from a 99/1% source, which is exact what we find to be its composition. The chamber targets are typically 2 inches in diameter with a machine finish. In Linda’s 3 part presentation on YouTube, we see an 2 inch Sputtering target in the collection she received, providing further proof of this origin. The complete layers would take about 125 to 150 hours to deposit. Typically the chambers aren’t cleaned often allowing this accidental accumulation on the inside machine rough surfaces within the same chamber which account for its undulating growth as a slag waste material over time. I would look for subtle oxidation surfaces within the layers to determine how often the chamber was possibly opened and exposed to air during substrate part change-outs. The actual substrate or part being coated is unknown, but patent searches reveal many possibilities for seeing these metals in close association with one another as part of more complete processes.

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6/19/2019 04:47:09 pm
Adding further… the greatest radius of curvature of the part may also reveal the size of the deposition chamber along several possible surfaces within its housing … that it would have accumulated upon as layers from each separate puttering episode. It could then be compared with those likely chambers in the market.
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"Arts Parts" refers to a collection of objects that was supposedly anonymously sent to Art Bell.
https://web.archive.org/web/20010614020521/http://www.artbell.com/roscrash.html
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A sputtering target looks like:


Quite the coincidence! Although it's a bit a stretch to say this IS a sputtering target, as it just looks like a machined disc, with rather more irregular machining than the disks. I can find examples of machined disks in my office:
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The "vent" material is very interesting:
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That's a much more specific look. Very similar to air-conditiong vents, but on a dollhouse scale.

UPDATE: The "vents" are actually a part of a car radiator
https://www.metabunk.org/threads/id...um-louvered-sheets-heat-exchanger-fins.11012/
 
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I am not quite understanding what the TTSA are claiming: ""The structure and composition of these materials are not from any known existing military or commercial application."

Are they saying these materials were produced by some method currently unknown to humans?
Where do they say they sourced them from?
 
I am not quite understanding what the TTSA are claiming: ""The structure and composition of these materials are not from any known existing military or commercial application."

Are they saying these materials were produced by some method currently unknown to humans?
Where do they say they sourced them from?

They are saying they have not figured out what they are.

They sourced them from Art Bell, who got them from an anonymous source who send them to him in the 1990s.
 
Surely every object except for the layered-thing can clearly be manufactured with 90's tech? Ie., there is nothing mysterious about any of these objects except possible for the layered-thing?
 
Surely every object except for the layered-thing can clearly be manufactured with 90's tech? Ie., there is nothing mysterious about any of these objects except possible for the layered-thing?
Sure, but it seems more likely they were found objects than deliberately hoaxed objects. So finding out what mundane objects they actually are would settle it more conclusively than saying "someone could have made that"
 
Here's another photo TTSA posted, this to their facebook...



https://www.facebook.com/TTSAcademy/photos/a.1972178403050077/2371187703149143/
“The structure and composition of these materials are not from any known existing military or commercial application,” says Steve Justice, current COO of To The Stars Academy and former head of Advanced Systems at Lockheed Martin's “Skunk Works.” They’ve been collected from sources with varying levels of chain-of-custody documentation, so we are focusing on verifiable facts and working to develop independent scientific proof of the materials' properties and attributes. In some cases, the manufacturing technology required to fabricate the material is only now becoming available, but the material has been in documented possession since the mid-1990's. We currently have multiple material samples being analyzed by contracted laboratories and have plans to extend the scope of this study.” TTSA will also seek to engage the potential partners who have expressed interest in helping accelerate ADAM research and development. “If the claims associated with these assets can be validated and substantiated, then we can initiate work to transition them from being a technology to commercial and military capabilities,” adds Justice. “As noted in our October 2017 TTSA kickoff webcast, technologies that would allow us to engineer the spacetime metric would bring capabilities that would fundamentally alter civilization, with revolutionary changes to transportation, communication and computation.”

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DeLong posted another photo of the so-called Exotic Material "with advanced capabilities." LOL big time!





That last one is priceless, closing with: "INVEST NOW"

Replies to them (methinks he doesn't know how to thread tweets) are hilarious, not only is almost nobody buying this, but people who they've been stringing along are clearly getting an uneasy feeling due to these tweets. They are comically ill-conceived and nicely reflect the quality of all TTSA output to date.
 
It really makes you wonder what their game is. Is there really enough money in selling discredited UFO theories to the public to entice well-respected people with good paying jobs to do something like this ?
 
It really makes you wonder what their game is. Is there really enough money in selling discredited UFO theories to the public to entice well-respected people with good paying jobs to do something like this ?
The exotic-material story is so unsustainable. Unlike mystery over grainy footage or witness accounts of wild events, this has a logical end point and harsh expiration date of the objects they posses fail to perform as promised. DeLong is saying the material has "advanced capabilities," that it acts as "Wave Guides" and allows "mass reduction." They can't be saying that in 10 years and not have proved it by then and expect to sustain support from respected people. So it's practically a suicide mission on their part. So ya, that raises the question as to why they'd do it.

And think about it... What would people do who have materials with revolutionary capabilities like mass reduction? They would not be panhandling for money. That would be the last thing they'd be doing. This has all the indications of a scam.

Here are archive links for DeLong's tweets above: (1/2) http://archive.is/AlhDw (2/2) http://archive.is/p1JoY
 
The exotic-material story is so unsustainable.

Doesn't seem to bother TTSA and others.

Elizondo was was pushing the metamaterials on Tucker Carlson's show last night:



Also, TTSA filed a few documents with the SEC on 9/27/2019. One includes an Asset Purchase Agreement beteen TTSA and Delonge:


1. (i) One 1.75” x 1.25” x 0.25” piece of micron-layered Bismuth/Magnesium-Zinc metal; (ii) six pieces of Bismuth/Magnesium-Zinc metal; (iii) one piece of Aluminum that TTSA physicist Hal Puthoff already in his possession that is currently on loan from Seller; and (iv) one round black and silver metal flake that physicist Puthoff already has in his possession currently on loan from Seller (collectively, the “Metal Pieces”).

2. One Binder archive containing records, documents, correspondence, analyses, tests and test results relating or referring to the Metal Pieces or evidencing or supporting the ownership and rights of Seller relating thereto (the “Binder Archive and Documentation”).
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Doesn't seem to bother TTSA and others.

Elizondo was was pushing the metamaterials on Tucker Carlson's show last night:

Interesting closing there. Tucker asks him if the materials came from people who found them at the site of a UFO incident, and Elizondo replies, yes, in some cases, but that he can't say more due to non-disclosure agreements (NDAs). So almost anytime he happens to get a question that seeks to probe deeper than his surface claims, he pulls an NDA. He's previously rebuffed questions by citing his being bound by military-secrecy requirements. Extraordinary claims backed not by extraordinary evidence, but by appeals to secrecy. How unbelievably unbelievable!

Notice also he's saying there are numerous cases from which materials are derived, some from private citizens and some from governmental sources. Yet they only keep showing photos of one piece of a layered material. I guess because some sources are hidden under NDAs, there's no verifiable chain of custody.

Another Fox News report says:
"Elizondo added all of the material the academy is doing research into will go through the "scientific process" and be peer-reviewed."
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Ya right, I'll believe that when I see their extraordinary claims verified in a top-tier peer-reviewed physics journal.
 
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Some people just have the gift to be able to talk endlessly without actually saying anything.

Hadn't see this presentation image before:

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Also, Whitely Strieber's writing again about TTSA's metamaterials, AKA Art's Parts, just yesterday. This is not new information, I think it's the exact same thing he said 20 years ago:

"There is nothing about either the bismuth or the magnesium to indicate that it is in any way unusual, except that the condition of the magnesium was not familiar to Dr. Mallow...while the materials themselves were unremarkable, the fact that the amalgam was holding together despite there being no adherent could not be explained."
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Has it really been over 2 decades and this is still the only "scientific" analysis ever presented on UFO metamaterials?
 
Urgh, some days I really wish that DeLonge would just stick to music. He's actually quite good at that. :p

The exotic-material story is so unsustainable. Unlike mystery over grainy footage or witness accounts of wild events, this has a logical end point and harsh expiration date of the objects they posses fail to perform as promised. DeLong is saying the material has "advanced capabilities," that it acts as "Wave Guides" and allows "mass reduction." They can't be saying that in 10 years and not have proved it by then and expect to sustain support from respected people. So it's practically a suicide mission on their part. So ya, that raises the question as to why they'd do it.

And think about it... What would people do who have materials with revolutionary capabilities like mass reduction? They would not be panhandling for money. That would be the last thing they'd be doing. This has all the indications of a scam.

Here are archive links for DeLong's tweets above: (1/2) http://archive.is/AlhDw (2/2) http://archive.is/p1JoY

This isn't to say that what DeLonge is claiming is legit, but I can't grasp why somebody who's well-liked, has a pretty substantial fanbase (myself included, Angels and Airwaves are a great band), and by all accounts isn't having money troubles would be knowingly scamming people. Is it just wishful thinking and wanting something to be true?
 
Yum. The emphasis on "EXACT", though? What's wrong with just layers?

I'm clearly not a materials science guy, is that supposed to imply there's no "glue" holding the 3 elements together?

I don't know. But don't forget DeLong is a layman. (and a boy band musician). I would probably call them 'exact layers' too, as opposed to say layers you see in rock cliffs showing different years. I would mean 'no glue' kinda, but no idea what Delong means. I think he means like shale foliated layers in rock. (or slag layers, which I think others think it is manufacturing slag layers).
 
Of course, this is assuming TTSA talking about Art's Parts:

Apparently Streiber wasn't the only one who got some tests done.

There was some sort of "anonymous" university professor testing stuff at the behest of Linda Mouton Howe:

Energy Dispersive Spectroscopy (EDS)

On June 8, 1996, the professor released his first report about the material. He had examined a cut and polished cross-section first with energy dispersive spectroscopy (EDS). He stated:

“Each sample had a ‘silvery,’ shiny side with a rough (granular) appearance. The other side was blackish-gray. Looking at the samples edge-on, numerous layers can be seen. The samples were hard, but brittle, and a few small pieces could be broken off using a small hand vice and manual pressure.

“Energy dispersive spectroscopy (EDS) revealed that the shiny side contained more than 95% magnesium (Mg) and a small amount (2-3%) of zinc (Zn). The material appears to represent layers consisting mainly of magnesium and a small amount of zinc, separated by thin layers containing a high bismuth content.”

Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM)

The Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) was set in a “back-scattering” configuration so that heavier elements show up brighter. Therefore, the dark bismuth appears as thin white lines and the much lighter magnesium/zinc shows as darker shades of grey.

The professor measured the layers and found that the thin, wavy lines of bismuth varied from one to four microns. A human blood cell is about 5 microns in diameter. The magnesium/zinc varied from one hundred to two hundred microns about the diameter of a human hair (100 microns).

One scientist thought the waviness in the layers might be a fractal wave pattern calculated in the layered material’s construction, perhaps to better resonate with a specific frequency. Or, the waviness might be the result of heat absorbed in the metal’s production or function.

In summary, the metal fragments allegedly from the “central underside of a wedge-shaped” spacecraft found in New Mexico have some 26+ alternating layers. The bismuth layers average one to four microns alternating with the 100 to 200 micron layers of magnesium/zinc. One exotic metals manufacturer in New Jersey that I first called in 1996 said bluntly: “No one layers bismuth and magnesium. It can’t be done! The layers won’t bond with each other.”
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There are a bunch of fancy images on her page.

There's also this Youtube video where you can see someone performing a highly sophisticated scientific analysis on one of these bismuth magnesium pieces, basically zapping it with a lot of electricity until it starts bouncing around...or something.

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Because, as we know. all the world's great scientific analyses happen on the couch.

They also stuck the pieces in water for 40 days or something for some reason...I didn't have the patience to watch and just scrolled through the video so maybe I missed something really important.
 
So, barring the immediate insertion of a brain knowledge chip in applied physics and chemistry, as well as chemical, mechanical, civil and electrical engineering, I'm left to trawl the Twitter comments to Delonge's tweet to glean some understanding.

Recent Tales from the Rabbit Hole interviewee "UFO Jesus" tweets out the logical question about the materials and gets some replies:











Seems over my head enough to be acceptable, but is there someone here who can speak to the validity of these statements?

Also, there's this little tidbit:



I don't know, maybe I should stick to pushing pixels...
 
Seems over my head enough to be acceptable, but is there someone here who can speak to the validity of these statements?

I'm going to go out on a limb here and say that the claim:

It is one thing to overcome a Cubic/AHCP/HCP intermetallic challenge - but it is another thing altogether to repeat this feat 27 times (81 layers), because the technique you use to assemble layers 4 - 7 will degrade the integrity of layers 1 - 3, and this escalates each iteration
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is just nonsense. What we have here has not been demonstrated to be anything other than alternating thin layers of magnesium and bismuth (if that). Physical vapor deposition would do that just fine.
 
I'm going to go out on a limb here and say that the claim:

It is one thing to overcome a Cubic/AHCP/HCP intermetallic challenge - but it is another thing altogether to repeat this feat 27 times (81 layers), because the technique you use to assemble layers 4 - 7 will degrade the integrity of layers 1 - 3, and this escalates each iteration
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is just nonsense. What we have here has not been demonstrated to be anything other than alternating thin layers of magnesium and bismuth (if that). Physical vapor deposition would do that just fine.

All evidence sure points to this stuff just being industrial slag, my own remaining question is: If I recall correctly, TTSA has made a point of noting that the thinness of the bismuth (1-4 microns) is exceptional. Would the Betterton-Kroll or vapor deposition process be able to produce such thin layers??
 
All evidence sure points to this stuff just being industrial slag, my own remaining question is: If I recall correctly, TTSA has made a point of noting that the thinness of the bismuth (1-4 microns) is exceptional. Would the Betterton-Kroll or vapor deposition process be able to produce such thin layers??
Vapor deposition is on the order of nanometers. Normal gold electroplating is around 2 microns.
 
Again, assuming this stuff that TTSA keeps going on about is just Art's Parts, there was, apparently, additional seemingly legitimate scientific analysis done( I don't know why LHM can't put together a comprehensive page about her investigations into this stuff, it's just a slipshod and broken presentation).

In 1996 she had Erik Hauri from the Department of Terrestrial Magnetism at Carnegie Institution of Washington use a ion microprobe to analyze the isotopes of the material. Which sounds pretty neat, but way over my head.

He didn't seem to discover anything special about it the material, except for one "anomaly":

"“The Bi-Mg sample gave count rates of positive magnesium ions, which were enhanced sixty times more than in the pure Mg metal standard.” (Howe’s emphasis.)

Dr. Hauri suggested three possible reasons for the difference. First, he explained that the zinc might act as a catalyst for Mg ionization. Second, the catalytic process might be enhanced if there were a distinctive arrangement in the Mg crystal structure, which related to how the material was originally constructed. Third, if oxygen were somewhere in the sample, it could enhance Mg ionization. However, Dr. Hauri acknowledged that none of the ion microprobe spectra showed any oxygen."
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Unfortunately, Mr. Hauri passed about about a year ago. But, very cool that someone with his knowledge and position actually took the time to analyze and go on record with his results, especially 20 years ago.

Typical of how LMH operates though, she has not made Hauri's entire report available.
 
I hesitate when posting any TTSA stuff as to not give them the traffic, but this just keeps getting more odd.

 

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The only thing ground vehicle related is “active camouflage”. That’s the projection advertising company they signed a deal with. TTSA probably tacked the rest on.
 
That’s the projection advertising company they signed a deal with.

Ah, right: TruClear.

Ok, so I can understand entering into this CRADA with the Army to work on some sort of projection camo via TruClear, but the heck did they convince the Army to announce and agree to study the metamaterials, research quantum communication and research beamed energy propulsion?
 
Ah, right: TruClear.

Ok, so I can understand entering into this CRADA with the Army to work on some sort of projection camo via TruClear, but the heck did they convince the Army to announce and agree to study the metamaterials, research quantum communication and research beamed energy propulsion?

I suspect they just tacked those on.
 
tacked those on.

What if they tacked on "research the potential that certain African giraffe species and their subspecies are extraterrestrial interstellar vehicles"?

This is apparently an official Army document, wouldn't there be some sort of oversight, "Hey, you can't put that nonsense in there!".
 
What if they tacked on "research the potential that certain African giraffe species and their subspecies are extraterrestrial interstellar vehicles"?

This is apparently an official Army document, wouldn't there be some sort of oversight, "Hey, you can't put that nonsense in there!".

"metamaterials, quantum communication, and beamed energy propulsion" are all valid areas of research. Lots of people are actually researching them.
 
DeLong posted another photo of the so-called Exotic Material "with advanced capabilities." LOL big time!





That last one is priceless, closing with: "INVEST NOW"

Replies to them (methinks he doesn't know how to thread tweets) are hilarious, not only is almost nobody buying this, but people who they've been stringing along are clearly getting an uneasy feeling due to these tweets. They are comically ill-conceived and nicely reflect the quality of all TTSA output to date.


That last one is priceless, closing with: "INVEST NOW"

If everyone has not realized this by now TTSA is all about the money....They probably dug this stuff out of the desert some where or at a local landfill and then proceed to claim alien material...I do not buy anything they say as truth its only about dollar signs.
 
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