Synopsis: Analysis of an Aluminum Specimen (Oak Ridge National Laboratory)
- Location
- Central Ohio
- Agency
- AARO
- Release
- AARO (aaro.mil)
- Type
- document
Summary
Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) prepared this synopsis for AARO on a metallic specimen with a "claimed association to an unidentified phenomenon occurring over central Ohio in the mid-1990s." ORNL found the material is "a conventional, near-eutectic aluminum–silicon alloy (i.e., an ordinary aluminum alloy made for common applications)" with no abnormal gamma emission. ORNL concluded that "Nothing in the data suggests novel physics or exotic origin."
Note
This is an ORNL-authored report that AARO sponsored; the document carries no date.