In plain sight
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In plain sight
Search Twitter for Nitinol
See how it is used in the present

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This has been #Nitinol101 #Metamaterial
#Nitinol stands for
Nitinol (Ni)ckel (Ti)tanium (N)ational (O)rdnance (L)aboratory

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Remember it appeared out of nowhere in 1958 🙂🙃😉

Thank you JPL Wizards 🚀🧙‍♂️ and French Wizard 🇫🇷🧙‍♂️ for this class

The Pentagon admits that it has conducted tests of crashed UFO wreckage, and the results of those tests could "change our lives forever".

In a response submitted to The Sun under the Free Information Act, the DIA published 154 pages of test results that include reports of a mysterious metal called nitinol reminiscent of its original form.
Bragalia, who filed the request, said it was a "surprising confession" by the US government, and documents show that some of the recovered wreckage has "extraordinary abilities", including the ability to make objects invisible or even slow down clear.
He told The Sun: "The Pentagon has admitted to keeping and testing anomalous UFO fragments."

"They were able to learn something about building materials that hold great promise as futuristic materials that will change our lives forever."
He said he first placed the order in 2017 — which took three years for the DIA to complete — after it was revealed that the Pentagon was studying UFOs as part of the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (AATIP).
"The article mentioned that the anomalous UFO debris (now called the UAP) is being analyzed by a private defense contractor," Bragalia said.
He believes some of the material under investigation may be related to a known incident at Roswell, when a UFO crashed in New Mexico.
"The inclusion of extended technical reports on nitinol is interesting," said Bragalia.
"Nitinol is a shape memory alloy that 'remembers' its original shape when bent or folded and instantly returns to its original position.

In the 60s and 50s a comic book 📖 in which Uncle Fester from the Adam's Family was the main character actually showed the methodology on how to levitate rocks 🪨 with magnets 🧲 unfortunately not many copies exist in 2022 😜😉 (try to find it)

Same methodology utilized to build Coral 🪸 Castle 🏰