5 IMAGES THAT SUGGEST ALIEN LIFE ON OTHER PLANETS
If the theory that there are an infinite number of universes is correct, then it's a given that there's life on other planets. And not just life, but life that's identical to that on Earth, as well as life, somewhere which is significantly more intelligent.
The knowledge that there might be life on other planets is very different, however, from seeing a photograph that appears to 'prove' that not only is there life on other planets somewhere, but that it exists here, in our own solar system. Do such photos exist? Here are some which have been used to make just that claim.
The knowledge that there might be life on other planets is very different, however, from seeing a photograph that appears to 'prove' that not only is there life on other planets somewhere, but that it exists here, in our own solar system. Do such photos exist? Here are some which have been used to make just that claim.
1. The 'workman' in Mars
On 25 January, The Mirror ran a story with a photo that claimed to show a helmet-less creature 'working' on the Mars Curiosity Rover. The photo, taken by the Rover itself and released by NASA, shows a shadow of the craft and what appears to be the shadow of someone working on it. That the someone in question isn't wearing a helmet, on a planet where the atmosphere is toxic to humans, can mean only one thing… it's an alien being.
The Mirror does its best to frame the article as a semi-humorous piece, using phrases like 'conspiracy theorists say the snap of a man, without a helmet, is evidence that there are people living on Mars' and 'scientists have poured cold water on the idea saying it is a figment of people's imaginations.' But that's not going to stop those same conspiracy theorists having a field day.
2. The dragon-shaped organism
'The incredible picture that "PROVES" there is life on other planets,' screamed the Daily Express last year, using both all-capitals to draw attention to the crucial word while putting it in quotation marks to distance itself from it.
The dragon-shaped particle was picked up by a balloon in the earth's stratosphere, sent there by astrobioligist Professor Milton Wainwright to collect whatever it could from space. "This is clearly a biology entity (about 10micron in size), although it is unclear whether it is part of a single organism or is made up of smaller, individual microbes. It is certainly unusual and seems to be like nothing found on Earth," said Professor Wainwright.
3. Area 51
The 'alien autopsy' photos from Roswell may have now been shown to be faked, but there's lots of other unexplained activity from the infamous Area 51.
Last year, The Mirror reported that a UFO expert, Tom Carey had been given a photograph, apparently of a dead alien, taken after an autopsy. 'The photo, taken on film, was sent to Tom Carey and has been verified to date back to 1947 by Kodak, the same year of the infamous Roswell 'crash' in New Mexico,' said The Mirror. 'From the emulsions on the image, it’s not something that’s been Photoshopped like today,' said Carey, immediately eliminating the most obvious explanation
4. The alien in the fridge
Marta Yegorovnam was sitting at home watching TV one evening in the Russian city of Petrozavodsk, when she heard a loud crash outside. On heading out to investigate, she discovered what looked like a crash site, complete with scorched earth, smoke, crushed metal, and a corpse she couldn't identify.
Marta did what anyone else would do; she collected the corpse and put it in the freezer for safe-keeping. It stayed there for two years. The Telegraph reported that the creature 'is two feet long, has an enormous head, large bulbous eyes and an appearance somewhere between a fish and a humanoid.'
Marta has never explained why she waited two years before telling anyone that there was more than frosty leftovers and oven chips in her freezer
Marta has never explained why she waited two years before telling anyone that there was more than frosty leftovers and oven chips in her freezer
Boyd Bushman was an American scientist who worked for Lockheed Martin, Texas Instruments and others, and who spent time working in Area 51. Before he died in the summer, Bushman made a deathbed 'confession' in which he discussed the apparent presence of aliens in Area 51 in 1947, and showed photographs which he claimed were taken during autopsies of the aliens.
Another video (above), from YouTube user 'John Hutchison' claims to show close-ups of the same photographs, which Hutchison said were sent to him by Bushman in 2008. Why he would sit on such apparent dynamite for six years, he doesn't explain.
source http://mentalfloss.com/
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