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Jarod Yates presents a detailed analysis of one of the most famous alleged UK UFO crash sample cases: the Llanilar UAP debris incident from January 9, 1983.
In this presentation, Jarod walks through the history of the case, including the discovery of hundreds of pieces of metallic debris spread across a Welsh farmer’s field, the reported RAF and Ministry of Defence response, and the later recovery of remaining samples by investigator Gary Rowe. He then reviews prior analyses of the material, including British Aerospace testing, SEM/EDX work from an Australian team, and the unusual 2023 MUFON XRF result that suggested a high lanthanum reading.
Jarod also shares his team’s microscope observations of the sample, including aluminum honeycomb structures, resin, fibers, coatings, and possible aerospace materials such as graphite epoxy laminate and zinc chromate. The presentation explores whether the debris may have come from a secret stealth aircraft, with particular focus on the F-117 Nighthawk, radar-absorbing material, low-altitude flight testing, nearby UK military ranges, and the possibility of an aircraft clipping treetops before continuing onward.
While exotic explanations such as flying triangles and undisclosed craft are discussed, Jarod’s current working conclusion is that the strongest candidate is a human-made stealth aircraft, possibly an F-117 or related classified platform, though he emphasizes that the evidence is not definitive and more documentation would be needed.
Topics covered include:
Llanilar UAP debris case
1983 Wales UFO crash sample history
RAF and Ministry of Defence response
British Aerospace metallurgical analysis
SEM/EDX sample testing
Aluminum honeycomb and aerospace materials
Graphite epoxy laminate and structural fibers
Radar-absorbing material and stealth aircraft
F-117 Nighthawk hypothesis
Flying triangle sightings and alternative explanations
Open-source UFO/UAP materials research
For those interested in UFO sample testing, aerospace debris analysis, and evidence-based UAP research, this presentation offers a grounded look at how historical claims can be investigated through materials science, microscopy, and open-source research.
More Photos:
flickr.com/photos/timventura/albums/72177720333552616
reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/183nwg1/llanilar_crash_wales_1983_absolute_best_photos
the-sun.com/news/9711931/ufo-crash-wales-roswell-40-years
Jarod Yates presents a detailed analysis of one of the most famous alleged UK UFO crash sample cases: the Llanilar UAP debris incident from January 9, 1983.
In this presentation, Jarod walks through the history of the case, including the discovery of hundreds of pieces of metallic debris spread across a Welsh farmer’s field, the reported RAF and Ministry of Defence response, and the later recovery of remaining samples by investigator Gary Rowe. He then reviews prior analyses of the material, including British Aerospace testing, SEM/EDX work from an Australian team, and the unusual 2023 MUFON XRF result that suggested a high lanthanum reading.
Jarod also shares his team’s microscope observations of the sample, including aluminum honeycomb structures, resin, fibers, coatings, and possible aerospace materials such as graphite epoxy laminate and zinc chromate. The presentation explores whether the debris may have come from a secret stealth aircraft, with particular focus on the F-117 Nighthawk, radar-absorbing material, low-altitude flight testing, nearby UK military ranges, and the possibility of an aircraft clipping treetops before continuing onward.
While exotic explanations such as flying triangles and undisclosed craft are discussed, Jarod’s current working conclusion is that the strongest candidate is a human-made stealth aircraft, possibly an F-117 or related classified platform, though he emphasizes that the evidence is not definitive and more documentation would be needed.
Topics covered include:
Llanilar UAP debris case
1983 Wales UFO crash sample history
RAF and Ministry of Defence response
British Aerospace metallurgical analysis
SEM/EDX sample testing
Aluminum honeycomb and aerospace materials
Graphite epoxy laminate and structural fibers
Radar-absorbing material and stealth aircraft
F-117 Nighthawk hypothesis
Flying triangle sightings and alternative explanations
Open-source UFO/UAP materials research
For those interested in UFO sample testing, aerospace debris analysis, and evidence-based UAP research, this presentation offers a grounded look at how historical claims can be investigated through materials science, microscopy, and open-source research.
More Photos:
flickr.com/photos/timventura/albums/72177720333552616
reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/183nwg1/llanilar_crash_wales_1983_absolute_best_photos
the-sun.com/news/9711931/ufo-crash-wales-roswell-40-years
