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Among the samples highlighted is a disrupted aluminum piece, which has been sold multiple times over the years. The first notable video of a sample was by George Hathaway from Toronto, recording a large angular bushing that disintegrated explosively—an event that drew media attention. The speaker references appearances on CBC's "Dead Television" news stories and later features on Discovery Channel, indicating the samples' relevance to scientific investigations or entertainment media.
They also mention footage and photographs of various samples—ranging from black-and-white to high-quality images—that remain largely unpublished online. These visuals serve as a rich archive of the experimental processes and phenomena observed over decades.