Staggering picture of extra-terrestrial organism is PROOF of alien life, scientists claim

Wow this seems to be amazing. THIS is the first image ever seen of a mysterious extra-terrestrial “organism” which scientists claim is latest proof aliens exist., but no, thi isn't the typical gray alien guy, but just a microrganism.

Discovered using super-powerful magnets to capture minute pieces of debris floating in space, the “bull-shaped” particle is a “complete living entity”. Professor Milton Wainwright the University of Buckingham Centre for Astrobiology claims it proves life exists outside Earth.Its discovery was the result of an exploratory project in Derbyshire which involved launching powerful magnets into the stratosphere.

Professor Wainwright explained the image shows a crystal of salt with the bizarre horned creature erupting from one surface which was captured during the study. He said it points further towards the panspermia theory that not only is there life in space but that it is constantly raining down to Earth.

He said: “The picture illustrates what we believe to be alien microbes high up in the stratosphere.

Here's the picture of the creature/microrganism taken:

“Our team has caused quite a stir over the last couple of two years by claiming these microbes are continually arriving to Earth from space. 

“Our critics have been vocal in dismissing our work but, as yet, no one has provided a viable alternative explanation for our peer reviewed work.”

He said the structure is an “amorphous form” attached to a grain of salt and was discovered with rare elements including dysprosium, lutetium, neodymium and niobium.

He said: “As far as we can tell the particle has no relation to anything found on Earth. “This latest launch is also exciting because the team has found particles containing, so-called, rare earth elements  at a height close to 30 kilometres in the stratosphere.

“These particle masses are too big to have been carried up from Earth and, like the alien life forms we find, must be incoming to Earth from space.”The find earlier this summer follows the discovery of the dragon particle and ghost particle last year and the strange seed-like organism which baffled scientists this spring.

Here's the source for those interested in more.

its quite amazing that sea plankton also survives on comets as space plankton

perhaps how primal life got here?



DNA comps should be more descript

This is the guy that works with Wickramasinghe. It's not true. I guess Wickramasinghe's reputation has gotten so bad that they're using Wainwright's name now...

He looks mean. Better kill it quick.

It made me think of that line in the movie "The Thing". When Curt Russel was asked what it was, he responded with "I don't know, but it's weird and pissed off".

Cool article.

Great find. I pray to science it's not a contamination or a future investment stunt.

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How very interesting. I hope it actually turns out to be more than something from Earth. It looks like the head of a snail. Which is funny, considering those are supposed to be salt particles. Nonetheless, good and interesting find.
Oh, btw, expect the "It's a rock" crowd anytime.

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So, I assume they are actively sharing data with the red rain folks, right?

Wow, are we experiencing an alien invasion?

I wonder if these things are little probes?

Great find.

originally posted by: rossacus
Great find. I pray to science it's not a contamination or a future investment stunt.

It's BS. The two yahoos behind it make this same announcement once a year or so.

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Does he work with him or is wainwright just jumping on the bandwagon to validate his own ideas? Don't see in the article that they worked together at the university? I could be wrong.

a reply to: Frocharocha

Size doesn't matter!

Intriguing story and worth following.

originally posted by: rossacus
a reply to: AdmireTheDistance
Does he work with him or is wainwright just jumping on the bandwagon to validate his own ideas? Don't see in the article that they worked together at the university? I could be wrong.

Yes, they work together. Here's the two making the same claim in 2013. In 2003 the two claimed that SARS came from space. They have no credibility whatsoever.

originally posted by: AdmireTheDistance
This is the guy that works with Wickramasinghe. It's not true. I guess Wickramasinghe's reputation has gotten so bad that they're using Wainwright's name now...

This is the same claim made by Wainwrights often-collaborator Chandra Wickramasinghe a few years ago (and has been discussed on ATS a few times in the past).

Their argument of “These particle masses are too big to have been carried up from Earth and, like the alien life forms we find, must be incoming to Earth from space" has not really been proven by them. Their claim is that since it is not currently known how an earth organism that heavy could be carried up into the atmosphere, then that necessarily means that it must have come from space.

While I agree that it may have come from space, they still have not done their due diligence in proving that it is impossible for it to be Earth organisms carried up into the atmosphere.

They simply could not find anyone's work that had already proven that oragnisms this heavy could be carried into the upper atmosphere, so they assumed that it must be impossible -- which is a fallacious way of doing science.

It's an alien because it has two antenna... everyone knows that (kidding).

But although these guys seem like crackpots, I haven't seen definitive proof of that conclusion.

As was said, their claim that these are too heavy to be on the stratosphere needs some scrutiny... but it doesn't seem to be total rubbish... just a hypothesis that needs some work and some enthusiastic researchers on the fringes, as far as I can tell, anyway.

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Cheers for the info...appreciate it

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Funny how this thread pops up when In 45 mins time I'm watching 'The Andromeda Strain'.

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Amazing! But under what generalization can it be referred to as a "creature"?

Still....simply amazing!

Kool Find. Even if it isn't true.

Nice picture, but even nicer BS.

originally posted by: AdmireTheDistance

originally posted by: rossacus
a reply to: AdmireTheDistance
Does he work with him or is wainwright just jumping on the bandwagon to validate his own ideas? Don't see in the article that they worked together at the university? I could be wrong.

Yes, they work together. Here's the two making the same claim in 2013. In 2003 the two claimed that SARS came from space. They have no credibility whatsoever.

I went to your source www.buckingham.ac.uk... and read their article. I even viewed their photo . It looks nothing like the picture in the OP. So WTH are you blathering about? Your link just proves that your Trolling again!