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Billy Meier was given some metal and stone at some stage or another, we are not particularly sure what he was given, we would say chunks or pieces of metal with some little chippings of stone but frankly we do not know, and we don't know why either, were not even sure under what circumstances it was handed over, we have no idea about the date, nor the quantity nor who managed the sample and it was then handed over to a bunch of individuals all over the place who then wrote some books about it and we never heard much about it ever again.
Billy Meier was given some metal and stone at some stage or another, we are not particularly sure what he was given, we would say chunks or pieces of metal with some little chippings of stone but frankly we do not know, and we don't know why either, we're not even sure under what circumstances it was handed over, whether it was lovingly handed over or whether it was thrown at a random scientist, which ever one was making the most noise at the time, we have no idea about the date, nor the quantity nor who managed the sample and it was then handed over to a bunch of individuals all over the place who then wrote some books about it apparently and we never heard much about it ever again because the books were in print form and have since gone out of print probably.
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Billy Meier was given some metal and stone at some stage or another, we are not particularly sure what he was given, we would say chunks or pieces of metal with some little chippings of stone but frankly we do not know, and we don't know why either, we're not even sure under what circumstances it was handed over, whether it was lovingly handed over or whether it was thrown at a random scientist, which ever one was making the most noise at the time, we have no idea about the date, nor the quantity nor who managed the sample and it was then handed over to a bunch of individuals all over the place who then wrote some books about it apparently and we never heard much about it ever again because the books were in print form and have since gone out of print probably.


1985 - Beamship - The Metal Analysis

This is a video produced by Intercep and includes an interview of Marcel Vogel by Nippon TV from Japan.

<mediaplayer>File:Vogel-contact-extract.flv</mediaplayer>

Excerpts from the Preliminary Investigation Report Book

Here are some scans of pages from the UFO Contact From The Pleiades A Preliminary Investigation Report by the late Lt. Col. Wendelle Stevens (USAF). ISBN 0-9608558-2-3.

Documentation from IBM on Marcel Vogel's Patents

The following documentation is provided to answer the critics who have viciously slandered Marcel Vogel in an attempt to discredit him and, thereby, his analysis of the metal alloy samples, allegedly given to Meier by the Plejaren. Vogel was firm in stating that the metal alloys were not reproducible by him, nor were they the product of any technology known to him at the time.

Marcel Vogel: Research chemist for IBM for twenty-two years, held thirty-two patents, and invented the magnetic disk coating memory system still used in IBM disk memories.

A specialist in the conversion of energy inside crystals, Vogel probed crystalline structures with the most complete optical microscopic equipment available in the world - a system of scanning electron microscopes costing $250,000. Lieut. Col. Wendelle Stevens, USAF (Ret.): One of the original investigators in the Meier case. In 1979, he sent Vogel crystals and metal samples Meier had received from the Plejarens. Vogel reported, "When I touched the oxide with a stainless steel probe, red streaks appeared and the oxide coating disappeared. I just touched the metal like that, and it started to deoxidize and become a pure metal. I have never seen a phenomenon like that before." Of another metal sample containing nearly every element in the periodic table, Vogel stated, "Each pure element was bonded to each of the others, yet somehow retained its own identity." At 500 X magnification thulium was revealed. "Thulium exists only in minute amounts. It is exceedingly expensive, far beyond platinum, and rare to come by. Someone would have to have an extensive metallurgical knowledge even to be aware of a composition of this type", said Vogel. At 1600 X Vogel said, "A whole new world appears in the specimen. There are structures within structures - very unusual." At 2500 X he found that the sample was, "metal, but at the same time ... it is crystal!"

Vogel put the full weight of his expertise in these summary comments: "With any technology that I know of, we could not achieve this on this planet! I could not put it together myself, as a scientist... And I think it is important that those of us who are in the scientific world sit down and do some serious study on these things instead of putting it off as people's imagination." Again, here is another top-level scientific specialist who is unable to duplicate the material presented to him by Meier.

The following contains information about, and numbers for, Marcel Vogel's patents and co-patents. The actual patent documentation may be found by going to http://www.freepatentsonline.com and searching for the specific patent by number. A text or PDF with the information will be made available:

Marcel J. Vogel

  • B.S. in Chemistry, 1938, University of San Francisco.
  • From 1945-1957, Vogel, Inc., worked in phosphor chemistry.
  • Consultant to IBM on magnetic disk coating, 1956-1957.
  • Since 1957, staff chemist at the IBM Research Laboratory at San Jose.
  • Member of the American Chemical Society, Electrochemical Society, Scientific Research Society of America, and Illuminating Engineering Society.
  • IBM JOURNAL JULY 1962 Page 392
  • Original source: http://www.research.ibm.com/journal/rd/063/ibmrd0603P.pdf

Patent # 4,134,066

Patent # 3,058,844

  • D.D.Johnson. R. Flores and M.J.Vogel
  • Recent IBM Patents October through December 1962
  • IBM JOURNAL APRIL 1963 Page 177
  • Composition of Epoxide Resin Methylol Phenol Ether Polyvinyl Methyl Ether. and Acid Anhydride Catalyst and Metal Substrate Coated Therewith. Especially a Magnetic Signal Storage Device
  • Original source: http://www.research.ibm.com/journal/rd/072/ibmrd0702P.pdf

Patent # 3,178,580

Patent # 3,178,611

Patent # 3,046,540

Patent # 3,100,844

Patent # 3,133,023

Patent # 3,265,628

Patent # 3,294,701

Patent # 3,639,188

IBM Technical Journal site & archives

Polymorphism in Cholesteryl Esters: Cholesteryl Palmitate

Fluorescence of Europium Tungstate

Luminescence of liquids and solids and its practical applications

"...Vogel Luminescence also patented an egg candler..."

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