It appears that the debate on theorigins of life is heating up. Here weare seeing ample evidence emerging from space material of microbial life andalso ample evidence that such can be blasted all over the place. We do now know that microbial life operatesdeep into the earth and in extreme conditions. All the barriers opposing such have evaporated.
So before we even think in termsof meeting intelligent aliens, we certainly know today that the universe isfully infected with microbial life and any newly formed planet will have anample basis to commence evolutionary processes.
I also have here another shortitem showing us critical images from mars of apparent structures that can onlybe engineered and possibly still in general use. The obvious attitude been that when we getthere will be soon enough to talk to us pukes.
The evidence for a heavy presencein space and on earth is actually overwhelming and becoming less and less fussyabout been seen. They do use stealthmode a lot, but actual discipline is obviously weak as most operators areworker bees conducting a variety of missions.
As I have also posted, the argumentfor a huge presence on Earth itself is now pretty compelling, because that isthe natural explanation for the heavy observed traffic.
We have unending reports of scientificsampling taking place from the subjects themselves and that is an obviousmission. We have plenty of reports ofobvious joy riding coming to us also and occasional reports of realcontact. What is important that the bodyof evidence is now massively beyond one man’s illusions and it is bothconforming and consistent.
The kicker is that I suspect thathuge alien populations do live on Earth today in underground structures builtout for that purpose. It is no trick atall to build within stable rock strata a couple of thousand feet down a hugecomplex quite able to hold tens of millions of individuals. External access could be anywhere underwaterto keep us out of the way. We may evendecide to do just that ourselves someday. It is all a matter of free energy, now upon us, and effective recycling.
Active harvesting of seafoodcould even be conducted and we would never know.
Nasa Scientist Claims Evidence of Extraterrestrial Life
Is this proof of colony Earth and we're all aliens?
Fossils of algae-like beings in meteorites are reported byastrobiologist Dr. Richard Hoover in the Journal of Cosmology. Reportedly theWhite House has reacted angrily to the announcement and is pressuring Hoover to recant sincethe evidence changes much in science and biology such as the theory that lifeevolved in the primordial soup on Earth. In the beginning, of course, theexplanation was God. Then, in the age of science, Charles Darwin came along andspeculated that it all began in a warm little pond.
The origin of life on Earth — known as biogenesis' — remains one of thegreat unsolved mysteries of science. Although Darwin gave us a theory of how the firstprimitive microbes evolved into the wonderful diversity of plants and animalsthat comprise the living world today, but we don't know how life gotstarted.
The human race will have to realize we are not the biological center ofthe universe that a designer spread life to numerous planets. Dr. Hoover hasstirred up fresh debate over life elsewhere in the cosmos after claiming to havefound tiny fossils of alien bugs inside meteorites that landed on Earth. About2% are bacteria within the meteorites.
Richard Hoover, an astrobiologist at the US Space Agency's MarshallSpace Flight Centre in Alabama, said "Filaments and other structures inrare meteorites appear to be microscopic fossils of extraterrestrial beingsthat resemble algae known as cyanobacteria. S ome of theextra-terrestrial fossils' look very much like a living earthly bug calledTitanospirillum velox, which is found in muds in the Ebro Delta in Spain . Thethree meteorite samples Dr. Hoover has studied predate any fossils found onEarth and older than the crust of our planet, dating from the time when theplanets of our solar system were still coming together from a cloud of dust androcks.
If is findings are confirmed we will be forced to conclude that lifeon Earth really did start elsewhere, and furthermore that life is probablyeverywhere in the Universe. A meteorite, named ALH84001, generated headlinenews in 1996 when Nasa announced it contained biomorphic' structures,tubule-like objects that looked like bacteria.
Laboratory tests on the rocky filaments found no evidence to suggestthey were remnants of Earth-based organisms that contaminated the meteoritesafter they landed, Hoover said. "He discovered the features after inspecting the freshly cleavedsurfaces of three meteorites that are believed to be among the oldest in thesolar system.. Writing in the Journal of Cosmology, Hoover claims that the lack of nitrogen inthe samples, which is essential for life on Earth, indicates they are "theremains of extraterrestrial life forms that grew on the parent bodies ofthe meteorites when liquid water was present, long before the meteoritesentered the Earth's atmosphere."
B,C: red blood cell remnants found inside meteorite Ivuna
Cyanobacteria play the key role in nitrogen fixation on Earth and manygenera and species of are capable of diazotrophic growth and nitrogenmetabolism. Nitrogen fixation occurs via the nitrogenase enzyme with some otherproteins involved in this complex biological process. Rudy Schild, a scientistat the Harvard-Smithsonian Centre for Astrophysics and editor of the journal,said: "The implications are that life is everywhere, and that life onEarth may have come from other planets." Proof that alien microbeshitched across the cosmos inside meteors, or by clinging to their surfaces,would bolster a theory known as panspermia, in which life is spread from planetto planet by hurtling space rocks.
Sir Fred Hoyle (British astrophysicist): "A common senseinterpretation of the facts suggests that a super intellect has monkeyed withphysics, as well as with chemistry and biology, and that there are no blindforces worth speaking about in nature. The numbers one calculates from thefacts seem to me so overwhelming as to put this conclusion almost beyondquestion." Hoyle, F. 1982. The Universe: Past and PresentReflections.
Sir Francis Crick, joint discoverer of DNA, remarked that "theorigin of life seemed "almost a miracle, so many are the conditions whichwould have had to have been satisfied to get it going. The problem is that eventhe simplest living thing is already so stupendously complex that if such anentity were to be thrown together by chance, it would be a fluke of suchmagnitude as to be unlikely to happen twice in the observable universe, vastthough that may be.
Certainly, many scientists support the idea of an extra-terrestrialorigin for earthly life. Professor Paul Davies, a British cosmologist at Arizona State University ,has suggested life on Earth may have its origins on Mars. He reasons that fourbillion years ago Mars was a far more hospitable place for life to evolve thanEarth. Being smaller, Mars cooled more quickly and was hit less often by themassive meteor strikes that made the infant solar system such a hazardousenvironment for life of any kind. He says, "We could all be thedescendants of ancient Martian microbes blasted off the Red Planet's surface bylater meteorite bombardments. There is even the fascinating possibility adying civilization loaded up an ark like space ship and flew to Colony Earthwith all types of animals. We have now discovered life on Mars similar tolife on Earth that strongly suggests life exists throughout the universe onbillions of planets.
Mars Structures
Dr. Richard Buchli writes, "Here is a series of partially coveredopenings or structures on mars. These shapes are too perfect to be worksof nature. There is a line of objects two and half miles long with seven objectsrunning north to south. The distance between the opposing two structuresis about 1500 feet, and 1300 feet. White domed st ructures are located atboth ends of line. The location is at 37 57 26 85 N 82 16 43 13 W. Thanks toRichard Buchli D.V.M. PhD. Dorothy Buchli W.B.W
Kepler Telescope Discovers 1,235 planets
This illustration created by Jason Rowe of NASA's Kepler Science Teamshows all of Kepler's planet candidates in transit with their parent starsordered by size from top left to bottom right. / Illustration Courtesy NASAKepler Mission .On March 6, 2009, the Kepler telescope was launched into space by the NASA AmesInstitute to search for potentially habitable planets. NASA announced that1,235 planets have now been detected. It also announced that the Kepler 11star-system is believed to have six orbiting planets.
Every 30 minutes the Kepler telescope is scanning 150,000 stars todetect fluctuations in the brightness of each star that would indicate that aplanet was revolving around it. Each time a planet crosses the star, thebrightness of the star appears to dim.
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