Scientists May Have Found Proof Of Aliens Creating Life On Earth

Came across this interesting article from Yahoo linked to the International Business Times. Very interesting read. what are your thoughts? i pasted the article contents below and also put the link directly to the article.

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"After examining a mysterious tiny spherical object, scientists are suggesting that alien exists. The scientists further claim that extraterrestrial beings may have sent this circular object to create life on earth.

According to The University of Buckingham, astrobiologist Milton Wainwright and his team of researchers from University of Sheffield and the University of Buckingham Centre for Astrobiology found this “microscopic metal globe” in the stratosphere of Earth. The balloon sent 27 kms in atmosphere to collect the debris from space stumbled upon this metal object.

According to Express UK, the object is made up of titanium and vanadium which ejects liquid, said to be biological in nature. The discovery of an object that is the width of a human hair has prompted multiple theories of the origin of the object. The scientists reportedly believe it is an alien microorganism or a “seed” designed by “intelligent species” to create alien life on Earth.

“One theory is it was sent to Earth by some unknown civilisation in order to continue seeding the planet with life,” Professor Wainwright hypothesizes. The professor notes that this theory comes from a Nobel Prize winner, a molecular biologist Sir Francis Crick and it is called “directed panspermia.” According to Panspermia theory, life can be found throughout the universe as it continues spreading through meteoroids, asteroids and comets.

It was earlier found that the DNA can survive in harshest space conditions. A plasmid that was attached to the exterior of a Texus-49 rocket was sent into space by researchers from Sweden in 2011. When it returned, it was noticed that the DNA was unscathed.

Professor Wainwright is a British microbiologist of the Buckingham Centre for Astrobiology, University of Buckingham. He is the discoverer of “dragon particle” and “ghost particle” that they believe is a proof of alien life in space.

Wainwright suggests that there is a possibility that this metal object may have landed in space from a comet. “For the moment, we are content to say that the life-containing titanium sphere came from space, possibly from a comet." NASA is undertaking similar research by sending a balloon into Earth’s atmosphere. Wainwright is hopeful that the NASA scientists will get similar results as they have.

Professor Wickramasinghe, the supporter of the theory that alien life continues to enter Earth from asteroids and comets, said: “Proving that the Earth is in a constant exchange of matter with the larger cosmos would have implications not only in terms of our identity, but could also give us insight into alien viruses which may be important for our group identity, evolution and survival itself.”

a reply to: Baltazar84

Very interesting it makes you wonder that if aliens did send it, are we just an experiment? And are they watching us?

a reply to: Baltazar84

what are your thoughts?

This story has been bouncing around in one form or another for a while now , all is not as it may seem.
The claims of Professor Wainwright and Professor Wickramasinghe are well known to some here and as unsubstanciated as they are fanciful.
www.abovetopsecret.com...

originally posted by: Shepard64
a reply to: Baltazar84

Very interesting it makes you wonder that if aliens did send it, are we just an experiment? And are they watching us?

When there's enough of us we'll be harvested

a reply to: Baltazar84
Or is it maybe man-made? Could it be something used by aircraft in all these reports of "chemtrails" we've been hearing about?

originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: Baltazar84

what are your thoughts?

This story has been bouncing around in one form or another for a while now , all is not as it may seem.
The claims of Professor Wainwright and Professor Wickramasinghe are well known to some here and as unsubstanciated as they are fanciful.
www.abovetopsecret.com...

Everything starts out "unsubstanciated".

a reply to: Baltazar84

It's All Agenda 21 B.S.

I like this theory, maybe they will send me some good recipes some day.

a reply to: Baltazar84

Sounds like bs to me.

As much as I would love to see proofs for ET existence, I fail to see the credibility of the article's extraordinary claims.

originally posted by: VoidHawk
When there's enough of us we'll be harvested

There are a lot more efficient ways to get whatever it is we have.

a reply to: Baltazar84

Smells like [HOAX] to me.

Sorry mate... (*tap on the back*)

a reply to: Baltazar84

We did this story last month, www.abovetopsecret.com...

a reply to: Shepard64

The article makes me think of the film Prometheus when (SPOILER ALERT) alien/human ancestors seeded life on Earth... Just not so morbidly. If this turns out to be true then we have another case of science fiction becoming a reality. S&F!

a reply to: Baltazar84

It's a neat theory, but I think with its size it could be a natural chemical formation formed and spewed out of our sun in flares, upon cooling the metal molecules formed a shell trapping other bound chemicals within. they still could be seeds of creation, but it could be the way the universe works and not alien at all. In the electric universe theory berkland currents are said to transfer energy between stars, and MFs What if they can send signals and instructions? Blueprints and recipes?

Just a thought.

originally posted by: Blue Shift

originally posted by: VoidHawk
When there's enough of us we'll be harvested

There are a lot more efficient ways to get whatever it is we have.

That depends on what they might want

We can manufacture food, but most of us prefer the real stuff.

Maybe it's an ejected egg from a female alien. When there is enough males on earth they will come and harvest us and force us to repopulate their planet.

One can only hope.

a reply to: VoidHawk

Everything starts out "unsubstanciated".

The claims of this pair tend to remain unsubstantiated as they don't provide any data to back up their claims.

Wickramasinghe is a co-author of the new stratospheric diatom paper, a fact that could color its reception in the wider scientific community.

"I don't have ANY expertise in this area," Rosie Redfield, a microbiologist at the University of British Columbia, told SPACE.com via email. Redfield was among the outspoken critics of the Journal of Cosmology's 2011 meteorite announcement. "But neither the Journal of Cosmology nor Dr. Wickramasinghe have any scientific credibility, and one fragment of a diatom frustule is hardly significant evidence."
www.space.com...

It does all sound a bit wacky. For some reason though, Professor Wainwright seems to avoid the flack, while Professor Wickramasinghe gets a deluge. The story below from 2013 is essentially also about intact DNA from outer space, this new item from the OP must surely be an update to cover any ragged edges from the story below, also with pictures. If the link doesn't work, copy and paste and close the gap.




www.independent.co.uk... 6690.html

http: //www.independent.co.uk/news/science/the-truth-is-out-there-above-cheshire-that-is-british-scientists-claim-to-have-found-proof-of-alien-life-8826690. html

Even if they did send it to seed life one thing hits home...they were obviously 3 billion years too late.

originally posted by: Jonjonj
Even if they did send it to seed life one thing hits home...they were obviously 3 billion years too late.

Time travel?