Australia's national science body turns up whenever a strange case needed a laboratory answer. March 1962. A first CSIRO analysis on a Tasmanian beach could not identify the Globster's material, but a second found protein and collagen, and the carcass was declared decomposing whale blubber. In 1963, after Charles Brew's milking-shed sighting at Willow Grove, RAAF officers consulted Dr Berson and Mr Clark of its Meteorological Physics division, who suggested a tornado condition. Late 1966, Dr Michael J. Duggin of its National Standards Laboratory in Sydney was collecting UFO reports with J. Allen Hynek and Jacques Vallée.
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