AARO Report: ORNL Finds No Extraterrestrial Origin for Specimen, Likely a 20th‑Century Magnesium Alloy

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Investigators concluded the specimen once touted as an alien spacecraft part is a conventional 20th-century magnesium alloy with layered structures, not extraterrestrial, and Oak Ridge National Laboratory found no non-terrestrial origin, in a study connected to the To The Stars Academy led by Tom DeLonge, with no evidence for anti-gravity or terahertz functionality.

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