The supposed bodies of aliens presented to Congress in Mexico are “too human” to be extraterrestrials. This is what astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson said on Saturday (23), in an interview with CNN International.
“I was surprised because if they are from another planet, why do they look so human? They have two eyes, nose, mouth, shoulders, hips, femur. Why? Much of the life on Earth that shares DNA with us does not look anything like us”, declared the scientist.
Tyson was also surprised by the fact that the bodies had an intact nose, as there are no bones in this region of the skull, but rather a hole.
“In any corpse or mummified body, there is no bone in the nose, it is an open hole in the skull. These aliens had intact noses, if that’s your nose.”
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Mummified remains believed to be those of extraterrestrial beings were displayed in Mexico’s Chamber of Deputies during a debate at a Public Assembly for the Regulation of Unidentified Aerial Phenomena, promoted by deputy Sergio Gutiérrez Luna, according to information from CNN Español.
The remains of two creatures from about 60 centimeters were shown to the deputies. The bodies were found in Peru, in the Nazca Lines region, in 2015 .
Ufologist and journalist Jaime Maussan presented the bodies to Congress. According to him, the remains are the subject of study by UNAM (National Autonomous University of Mexico) and are said to be more than a thousand years old. “They are non-human beings. They were not recovered in ships, but they were found buried and fossilized,” he said.
On his X, former Twitter, Maussan wrote that a director of the Scientific Institute for Health of the Mexican Navy Secretariat said that the DNA found in the bodies was not related to humans. However, there are still no more advanced studies on the bodies and no official conclusion.
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Published by Flávio Ismerim, with information from CNN Internacional
Source: CNN Brasil
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