Argentina Woman finds crashed UFO piece as a sphere.

The demonstration of translucency of the metallic fragment to camera flash lights was totally unconvincing. It simply did not exhibit the claimed effect. The grooves too, were not obvious. As for the sphere, well, in a Roman Catholic country like Argentina, where there are religious paintings in almost every home, it would not be too hard to make a sphere based upon this painting so as to make it look paranormal to believers. Furthermore, there was no demonstration of the other properties claimed for the fragment of metal. Useless.

Verdict: I see no substantial, undeniable evidence for what the woman claims. Maybe the amateurish video presentation was just bad. Maybe the woman is a hoaxer. I don't know.

Titanium shell fragment.

and she has a bomblet in her house..

Do you have anything more to add to this thread??

Thanks Jesus.!

Yeah How about a video, that I brought here because you wanted to link over to your favorite site for more hits..


In a repeat thread..

That I also posted a video in.

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You got my IRE up sir. Now I want attention.

:Attentwhor:

But you could still have posted the video here, instead of continuing to post links to elsewhere.

It not that hard-- you cut and pasted the text.

I think if she wanted to show it can shoot light through it she should own a laser pointer preferably a green one, and the sphere looks tooled and mechanically engineered, the other thing that I find ridicules is that if this person really did have anything of claimed extraterrestrial authentic origins then she would have been mentally afflicted to the point of non recollection or executed and all such objects removed the moment it was verified authentic by these "scientists"

I think if she wanted to show it can shoot light through it she should own a laser pointer preferably a green one, and the sphere looks tooled and mechanically engineered, the other thing that I find ridicules is that if this person really did have anything of claimed extraterrestrial authentic origins then she would have been mentally afflicted to the point of non recollection or executed and all such objects removed the moment it was verified authentic by these "

Chocolate"

I think if she wanted to show it can shoot light through it she should own a laser pointer preferably a green one, and the sphere looks tooled and mechanically engineered, the other thing that I find ridicules is that if this person really did have anything of claimed extraterrestrial authentic origins then she would have been mentally afflicted to the point of non recollection or executed and all such objects removed the moment it was verified authentic by these "

Chocolate"

I think if she wanted to show it can shoot light through it she should own a laser pointer preferably a green one, and the sphere looks tooled and mechanically engineered, the other thing that I find ridicules is that if this person really did have anything of claimed extraterrestrial authentic origins then she would have been mentally afflicted to the point of non recollection or executed and all such objects removed the moment it was verified authentic by these "

Chocolate"

The demonstration of translucency of the metallic fragment to camera flash lights was totally unconvincing. It simply did not exhibit the claimed effect. The grooves too, were not obvious. As for the sphere, well, in a Roman Catholic country like Argentina, where there are religious paintings in almost every home, it would not be too hard to make a sphere based upon this painting so as to make it look paranormal to believers. Furthermore, there was no demonstration of the other properties claimed for the fragment of metal. Useless.

Verdict: I see no substantial, undeniable evidence for what the woman claims. Maybe the amateurish video presentation was just bad. Maybe the woman is a hoaxer. I don't know.



That what we called a perfect debunker lolz

The demonstration of translucency of the metallic fragment to camera flash lights was totally unconvincing. It simply did not exhibit the claimed effect. The grooves too, were not obvious. As for the sphere, well, in a Roman Catholic country like Argentina, where there are religious paintings in almost every home, it would not be too hard to make a sphere based upon this painting so as to make it look paranormal to believers. Furthermore, there was no demonstration of the other properties claimed for the fragment of metal. Useless.

Verdict: I see no substantial, undeniable evidence for what the woman claims. Maybe the amateurish video presentation was just bad. Maybe the woman is a hoaxer. I don't know.



That what we called a perfect debunker lolz


I have studied UFOs for 40 years and believe that they exist. This woman does not prove what she claims. I am not a debunker. But I DO require stronger evidence than what is presented in the video before I take seriously such claims.

The demonstration of translucency of the metallic fragment to camera flash lights was totally unconvincing. It simply did not exhibit the claimed effect. The grooves too, were not obvious. As for the sphere, well, in a Roman Catholic country like Argentina, where there are religious paintings in almost every home, it would not be too hard to make a sphere based upon this painting so as to make it look paranormal to believers. Furthermore, there was no demonstration of the other properties claimed for the fragment of metal. Useless.

Verdict: I see no substantial, undeniable evidence for what the woman claims. Maybe the amateurish video presentation was just bad. Maybe the woman is a hoaxer. I don't know.



That what we called a perfect debunker lolz


I have studied UFOs for 40 years and believe that they exist. This woman does not prove what she claims. I am not a debunker. But I DO require stronger evidence than what is presented in the video before I take seriously such claims.