FA> II> Granted, there have been rumors for several years of a heavier
 FA> II> element, (115?) used in UFO propulsion systems, and I recently heard
 FA> II> that theoretically there should be such a super-heavy element that
 FA> II> should be stable, which the known heavy elements are not.
 FA> Yes, Mr. Lazar.  I would point out though  his credibility
 FA> is not  very  high, in theory all things could be possible,
 FA> but let us just say, that it is currently doubtful that element
 FA> 115 could exist or does exist. These elements may of course be found
 FA> in the universe under some conditions, but who can say for certain
 FA> until we are out there....
 I agree on this one.  Lazar is a no go zone and one of the reasons why real 
scientist are reluctant to stick their necks out to do some research on the 
topic.  Actually, a week or so ago, A friend of mine and myself decided to 
make a light tracking and recording platform to be placed on a property have 
access to.  We have most of the required equipment, however I wanted to put a 
gamma detector on the main arm, just in case (could be useful in 
differentiating between certain objects), however the department refused to 
release it to us.  I tryed to avoid the telling the department the true 
purpose of the project, however they stated that there have to be real 
scientific benefits in lending out this stuff.  Well, I knew where to stop, 
and gave up on the gamma detector..... 
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