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I'm running some tests on a series of anomalous materials but seeing some very strange results.
One material seems to have magnetospheric influx ratio of 1.618 much above what I was expecting for non-terrestrial materials. Biomass results indicated massive megloamoebic structures similar to early bivalve amenos. Could anyone help me explain where this material might originate from. I've found no similar details on the internet and i'm concerned that its elemental properties match nothing on the periodic table.
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I've re run the material through the Fusion Mass Implosion Spectrometer and the results are more promising. By separating out the bi-polor irregularities as suggested by King-Hughes Dimensional Proportions of Elements (1982). I have managed to extract the chemical make up. Thank you answerbank you have solved this problem and saved my scientific integrity.
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