The puzzling properties and the mistery around the Meteorite found in a former Jesuit Convent in Chile, the rock dubbed Veas-01

here is a bump!

want to look into this more this evening.

It’s a long read but totally worth it IMHO.

The more I read about this meteorite and its properties, the more interesting and puzzling it becomes.

The impossibility of melting it at iron melting point and the need to reschedule over a 1000 degrees Celsius to just soften it makes me think of a possibility that arises from the most current advances in the understanding of what drives LENR (Low Energy Nuclear Reactions, which is the current name of the field of research once mistakingly called cold fusion).

There is a nagging realization in the LENR field that for obtaining good results it’s required to create an environment rich in electromagnetically created, self sustaining and self organizing electronic clusters called “EVOs” (Exotic vacuum objects) which exhibit the capability of remaining stable or “metallic” at thousands of degrees and also can alter many metals on contact.

I have the idea that this big chunk of Iron was submitted to a process that transformed it into a big crystal of EVO material and thus even if it’s still iron from the chemical point of view, it’s in an hypermetalic state meaning it behaves as one single crystal and all of its electrons are interlinked, so it requires much more energy to even soften it, and also it can maintain and even gain magnetism above iron’s Curie point.

I have yet to discuss this idea with people that knows much more about EVOs than I can grasp, but I think this object represents a far more technological complex capability than what it might ever be suspected by its analysis if you don’t know and understand the implications of the existence and properties of EVOs.

Owl shift

Bumping for a start of a new week.

The Veas-01 iron rock could also be a chunk of the material mentioned in an old contact with ET book from the 1960’s “UFO contact from planet Iarga” as described in the book:

“We wish to give you something as a token of our thanks. If we give you an object with which you can prove our existence, it will surely also be worth a great deal of money. We hope that you will accept it. It is sterilized."

"What is it?"

"It is a block of inert metal that is many times stronger than your best steel and only half as heavy. It has a superconductive structure that is so straight that current can only flow through it when a positive pole is placed directly opposite a negative pole, in line with the structure of the metal. If one of the electrodes is moved only one-thousandth of an inch, the current ceases to flow. With this structure it is possible, with correctly placed electrodes, to form a spiral current pattern, the result being that when a direct current is connected to two feed wires, a supermagnet is created with a negligible current consumption. Also, the metal has a melting point much higher? than anything known on Earth. We use this metal for the outer skin of our spacecraft. That is the gift. We hope you will accept it."

For the night crew.

I want a sword made out of that metal!!!

The historical rumor is that the stolen Iron chalice of a nearby church was made of this metal and took the Jesuit metalworks 8 years to forge it, so it’s a hard metal to work, a sword made of it would be awesome.

For a chance of more GLPers to have knowledge of this weird iron rock.

Did they have acid? Acid can make holes in iron.

Agreed, but creating two very regular rectangular shaped cavities just for the sake of it with acid would have been a tedious work if done on purpose for creating that shape alone.

the need to reschedule over a 1000 degrees Celsius to just soften it

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Imagine what you might get if you forged gold into this metal.

Did they have acid? Acid can make holes in iron.

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Lye is ash from hardwood mixed with water...and they've had it for a long LONG time.

Probably Jesuits attempted this. But what is what calls your attention about this metal and gold?

Lye is known since ancient times but to make it react with metallic iron needs to be heated over 500 degrees Celsius and releases hydrogen so it’s a very dangerous of explosion reaction.

Probably Jesuits attempted this. But what is what calls your attention about this metal and gold?

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For some reason I was thinking about the thread where they made an alloy of gold and platinum and this metal would never wear out. Thread: Sandia Labs CREATES NEW SUPER-ALLOY from Gold & Platinum

Then I thought about this thread & thought it would be some fun experimenting :)

Last Edited by Mental Case on 07/02/2019 10:56 PM

It has been suggested this piece is a remnant of pre solar technology. It has so many weird features I would not rule that out.

Well, this iron is very resistant to melt. It does not even soften at the normal Iron melting point and it requires even more temperature to begin softening. This, along with the not loosing but strenghtening of its magnetism above the curie point, is weird beyond belief. But has been measured to a certainty in this case.