SEM Analysis: No Copper but Titanium Found in Tool Marks

SEM Analysis: No Copper but Titanium Found in Tool Marks. Dr. Max Zov (PhD engineer/physicist) analyzed vase fragments with scanning electron microscopes (SEM) Samples were clean with little contamination Found ZERO copper anywhere in the tool marks

Researchers analyzed vase fragments with scanning electron microscopes. Found ZERO copper in tool marks - contradicting mainstream claims about copper tools. But discovered titanium fragments embedded in grooves. Titanium wasn't used outside laboratories until the 1930s 🔬

Key Facts

• Dr. Max Zov (PhD engineer/physicist) analyzed vase fragments with scanning electron microscopes (SEM)
• Samples were clean with little contamination
• Found ZERO copper anywhere in the tool marks
• Mainstream Egyptology claims copper tools were used with sand for tube drilling
• However, found combinations of zirconium, zinc, iron, and titanium in tool marks
• Titanium wasn't discovered as an element until the 1800s and wasn't used outside laboratories until the 1930s
• Found 20-30 micron wide metal fragments embedded in stone grooves

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