UFO Crash Site Confirmed by U.S. National Laboratory Scientist Dr R. Ronald Rau ?

This is pure unadulterated bullshit people. From Brookhaven's own website THERE IS NO R. Ronald Rau that works at Brookhaven. Just these listings:

You want to know something? When people don't check out the sources it actually discredits those of us who do believe!

"1. In ref. to report CNM-080108RAU the reports basically is saying that there are small traces of radioactivity. The radioactivity traces was a measurable amount 238 U [which is the most common isotope of uranium found in nature] but is very surprising that it would be on these samples. The other micro-trace picked up was 214Pb [lead] and 214Bi [bismuth] which has very short half-lives but to my account this can be viewed as neglible. What is interesting is 238 U on the rock samples. This can be caused by a condition called Locard's Exchange Principle. This also can be explained in my second report [CNM-080109RAU] as the same phenomena."

I very highly doubt that a Phd working in a government lab is going to use grammer like this. Hopefully the person who put this together was paraphrasing what he said, if not I would question its validity. Also this report being referenced, CNM-080108RAU, where is the report filed? Is it filed at Brookhaven? Mr. Rau's personal files? Does Mr. Rau have  a website where we can view this report in its entirety?  

The Telegraph in the UK are also running this story .

You are very welcome, Vinny! It's really interesting:)!

I work in the Media & Communications Office at Brookhaven Lab. Claims have been posted online that Dr. R. Ronald Rau at Brookhaven National Laboratory recently confirmed an alleged UFO crash site by analyzing rock samples from the area. These claims are false.

Dr. Rau retired from Brookhaven Lab in 1990 and now holds a guest appointment at the lab. He did not analyze rock samples, he has not written reports on rocks, and he had no knowledge of these claims until contacted on October 8, 2008, by a reporter.

When Dr. Rau was a working scientist, he did experiments using particle accelerators. As an administrator, he held various appointments in senior management at Brookhaven Lab.

The rock analysis reports attributed to Dr. Rau appear to be poorly made forgeries that are only distinguished by the use of the Brookhaven Lab and U.S. Department of Energy logos, which are readily available online. They are not in the format of an official Brookhaven Lab report and have multiple grammatical and spelling errors.

Hey,

I am in Socorro attending NMT. I have been to the crash site and collected some samples. It is as described. Pretty awesome, especially since there is black material underneath the white blue quartz stuff.