Scientists Discover Mysterious Brain Damage in People Who Had UFO Encounters
Stanford University professor Garry Nolan has been analyzing the brains of people who claim to have experienced a UFO encounter, as well as anomalous materials from UFO crashes.
The Americans wanted to find out how the encounter with unknown aerial phenomena affected the brains of pilots.
One of the patients had his encounter at the Skinwalker Ranch and his brain damage was so extensive that Nolan attributed it not to UAP (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena), but to a weapon or a huge electrical transformer. Nolan was reluctant to offer any private thoughts or conclusions about what these patients suffered from. However, he was more open when the questions revolved around the UAP materials.
Harry Nolan affirmed that UFO witnesses present features of white matter in the brain, characteristic, for example, of people with multiple sclerosis.
“They are a kind of scars that can be detected with an MRI. Basically, these are areas of dead tissue that appear when the immune system attacks brain matter,” says Nolan.
The professor examined the MRIs of a hundred patients, including employees of defense and state companies involved in secret government projects.
“A reasonable subgroup of them claimed to have seen PAU and some claimed to be around things that made them sick,” Nolan says.
It is unknown what explains the abnormalities revealed in his thinking organs.
But Dr. Nolan has also spent the last decade analyzing anomalous materials from UFO crashes.
One of the materials from the so-called Ubatuba event, a UFO event in Brazil, has extraordinarily altered magnesium isotopic ratios.
What this means is that if a metal is found in which the isotope ratios are changed far beyond what is normally found in nature, then that material has probably been engineered, the material is the result of a process that caused its disturbance. Someone did. The questions are who…and why.
