Declassified UFO / UAP Document
Correspondence regarding analysis of a find, July 12, 1946
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AI-Generated Summary
A 1946 letter from Sweden detailing the material analysis of an unidentified find, which contained silica, nickel, and metal. The material was compared in size to industrial slag.
This document is a letter dated July 12, 1946, written by Oscar Lindh from Nautälje, Sweden. The author discusses the results of an investigation into a specific 'find'. According to the letter, the analysis of this find revealed traces of silica, nickel, and a minimal amount of metal. The author further characterizes the material by comparing its size to industrial byproducts, noting that it is larger than producer gas slag but smaller than foundry slag. The letter concludes with a request for the results of the investigation to be communicated to Mr. Arhar Lindh, residing at Parthusgatan 5, Nautälje.
Enligt dennes utsäga fanns det spår av kisel och nickel samt en minimal del metall.
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Official Assessment
The analysis of the find revealed traces of silica, nickel, and a minimal amount of metal. The substance is described as being larger than producer gas slag and smaller than foundry slag.
Key Persons
- Arhar LindhRecipient of the results of the investigation