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You know, the final case I'll bring up is there's a Stanford professor named Gary Nolan, who's a famous professor in the US.
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Jacques Vallée is close with Gary Nolan, the Stanford professor.
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So Gary Nolan talked about this I think.
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I think Gary Nolan was there with us, and he did actually take a shot with me.
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Gary Nolan came out to the thing.
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gary nolan in the like mid 2010s i think that was i think given by kit green and kit green analyzed them
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alongside gary nolan but he's like a long time guy who kind of pops up in ufo lore kind of akin to
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That's Gary Nolan, Stanford microbiologist and Nobel nominee, who claims to have UFO crash parts with isotope ratios that don't occur naturally on Earth.
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really interesting is um gary nolan has this magnesium bismuth piece in his lab at stanford you'd need
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like the one lazar described bismuth in the ufo samples that stanford professor gary nolan is
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You got to go talk to Dr. Gary Nolan.
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Yep. Professor Gary Nolan is one of those precocious minds that when you meet them, you know, you're in the presence of awesome, incredible intelligence.
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Wow. I mean, I have listened to so many people talk about this topic over the years, and I actually get a little excited when I see Gary Nolan talking about it, because he's the perfect kind of witness.
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And now I almost thought Lou Elizondo was getting overexposed, and I wondered, is Gary Nolan the new Lou Elizondo?
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It's an incredible conspiracy. But the amazing thing is, in my interview with Professor Gary Nolan, Professor Gary Nolan confirmed he believes that the memo is authentic and that it records real events. Have a listen to what Gary told me.
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But when Gary Nolan says, oh, yeah, that's the real thing, I get shivers on that one, too, because of what it says.
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Yeah, I don't think we can overestimate the significance of somebody like Professor Gary Nolan, who's a close personal friend of Eric Davis,
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Because Professor Gary Nolan is an experiencer.
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She's an author that's written some interesting stuff about UFOs, and she's worked with Gary Nolan
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So one of the pieces that Gary Nolan had found that was – Gary Nolan is the guy at Stanford that has examined these pieces that are from supposedly crashed sites, crash sites where something had gone down and scattered.
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And someone had gotten possession of it in the 1990s, and someone had gotten it eventually to Gary Nolan.
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I mean, Gary Nolan is also doing this at Stanford.
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And Gary Nolan talked about that today at the hackathon, about how hard data is, even his data that he has.
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That, like, you know, Gary Nolan or somebody studying kind of modern experiencers interacting with UFOs might just say, oh, that's like an electromagnetic burn.
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Okay. And, but isn't strong strontium, I believe is one of Gary Nolan's pieces that he has at the,
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Obviously we have Gary Nolan, who, you know, has needs needs needs, uh, needs no praise from me in terms of his academic and professional accomplishments.
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something that Dr. Professor Gary Nolan said a couple of days ago. He, he, he did an interview and
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And if you look at the files given to Gary Nolan
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when it comes to Gary Nolan,
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by Gary Nolan and those guys, and I've had the top geneticists in the world tear apart their data,
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