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From: Nick Balaskas <nikolaos@YorkU.CA>
Date: Mon, 1 Jun 1998 15:40:34 -0700 (Pacific Daylight Time)
Fwd Date: Mon, 01 Jun 1998 18:23:05 -0400
Subject: Re: Examination of Roswell Photos Clears Air Force

> From: JBONJO@aol.com [James Bond Johnson]
> To: updates@globalserve.net
> Date: Mon, 1 Jun 1998 00:38:19 EDT
> Subject: New High Tech Examination of Old Roswell Photos
>          Clears Air Force General of Hoax

<snip>

> It is most impressive that aided by this advanced digital
> technology we finally have the capacity to enlarge details of the
> wreckage to see clearly what is indeed some kind of "writings"
> that do not appear to be any known writings by any earth
> residents.  What is even more impressive is that the symbols are
> displayed in bas-relief and certainly do not appear to be any
> kind of known printing.

If the "writings" are indeed 3-D and not flat symbols on adhesive
tape that look 3-D, this would rule out that the debris was the
remains of New York University balloon experiment(s).

<snip>

> The sudden announcement a short time after the photo session by
> General Ramey -- upon orders from his bosses in Washington, DC --
> that this debris was but a "weather balloon and radar target"
> certainly makes good sense.

If this particular unpacked material was a weather balloon radar
target or the remains of a Japanese balloon, one would still have
to account for these very unusual 3-D "writings".

At our monthly MUFON Ontario meeting last week I suggested that
in light of this news, maybe the video of the 1992 Long Island
New York UFO crash, which shows similar aluminium foil type
wreckage, should be re-examined.  Since Bill Moore and Jamie
Shandera had articles printed in FOCUS and MUFON UFO Journal
(just before the alleged Long Island UFO crash) promoting the
view that this aluminium foil type wreckage in General Ramey's
office was actual UFO crash debris, this may explain why the Long
Island UFO crash debris in the video looks much like aluminum
foil too.

Are there any pre-1990's UFO crash accounts that describe any
of the crash debris as looking similar to metal foil?

Nick Balaskas