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(3) The enormous temperatures of at o m bombs are used as
detonators in conventional hydrogen bombs;
(4) In desperation the Russians appeal to have been ready to
resort to the use of poison gas against the Germans if they did
not "cease and desist";
(5) The Russians believe the weapons to have been "poison
gas" of some sort, either a cover story put out by the
Russians, or a result of field reports being made by Russian
soldiers who were ignorant of the type of weapon deployed
against them; 31 and finally, and most sensationally,
( 6) According to the Japanese cable, the Germans appeared to
have gained their specialized knowledge via some connection
to the star system of Sirius and that knowledge involved
some exotic form of very dense matter, a statement that
strains credulity even today.
It is this last point that directs our attention to the most fantastic
and arcane recesses of wartime German secret weapons research,
tor if the allegation has even a partial basis in truth, then it indicates
that at some highly secret level, physics, and the esoteric, were
being pursued by the Nazi regime in some very extraordinary
ways. 32 In this regard it is important to note that the extreme
density of the material described by the Japanese envoy resembles
nothing so much as a construct of modern post-war theoretical
physics called "dark matter". In all likelihood his report greatly
overestimates the mass of this material - if it existed at all - but
nonetheless it is crucial to observe that it is material far beyond the
ordinary density of matter.
31 The detail of "charred bodies" and exploded ammunition certainly point
to non-conventional weaponry. A fuel-air device would at least account for the
charring. The tremendous heat produced by such a bomb could also conceivably
detonate ammunition. Likewise, radioactive burns with its characteristic
blistering effects might well have been misunderstood by Russian field soldiers
and officers, who would most likely not have been familiar with nuclear energy,
as the effects of poison gas.
32 To anyone familiar with the wealth of material on alternative research
into the Giza compound in Egypt, the reference to Sirius will immediately
conjure images of Egyptian religion, its preoccupation with death, with the
Osiris myth, and to the Sirian star system.
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