Terrible cliche, I know, but that's the way things have gone since my first blog entry! You may remember I found an anomalous metallic object inside a stone meteorite a few months back. Since the discovery, I've sent details to leading meteoriticists, the Natural History Museum and other august bodies and have received... not a single reply!
A 'Fortean' style online magazine picked up the story, but, again, there's been no feedback. No wonder Charles Fort entitled his published catalogue of such objects 'The Book of the Damned'. It really does seem at times that anything that doesn't fit the current received wisdom is either buried or ignored: so frustrating. This could be one of the greatest discoveries of all time: a non-natural artifact embedded in a four and a half billion year old meteorite. If the object is a construct, it can only have once been part of the debris that made up the solar nebula, from which the first meteorites and then the planets themselves condensed. If so, its origin must have been on a planet orbiting a second generation star that 'went supernova'.
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