The Director of the American Space Agency (NASA), Bill Nelson suggested this Thursday the 14th that the Mexican government should make available to the international scientific community the alleged bodies of aliens presented this week to the Mexican Parliament. Scientists believe the bodies are not aliens, but A Fraud.
“I can’t comment because we didn’t have access to the material,” Nelson said. “But if I could give one piece of advice to the Mexican government, it would be to make the material available to the international scientific community for analysis.”
Alleged alien corpses were presented to the Mexican parliament this week. Photo: Disclosure/Mexican Chamber of Deputies
On Tuesday 12, Mexican ufologist and journalist Jaime Maussan stated that two mummies of nonhuman creatures were found in Peru. Each of them was short in stature, with threefingered hands and apparently shrunken or withered heads. Maussan said he didn’t want to call the bodies “aliens” yet, but said:
“If the DNA shows us that these are nonhuman beings and that there is nothing like them in the world, we should consider it as such.”
Jaime Maussan had already made similar allegations in Peru in 2017. A report from that country’s Department of State concluded that the “bodies” presented at the time were actually “newly manufactured dolls covered with a mixture of paper and synthetic glue to simulate the presence of skin.”
NASA Director Bill Nelson announced the creation of a directorate specifically for the study of unidentified flying objects. Photo: WIN MCNAMEE/AFP
At the NASA press conference this Thursday morning, Bill Nelson announced that from now on the agency will have a committee specifically for the study of what the American government popularly classifies as “unidentified anomalous phenomena” (UAP, the English acronym). unidentified flying objects (UFOs).
The decision was announced following the publication of a report on the matter. The work was carried out over a year by a panel of experts who analyzed the available data and concluded that there is no evidence that the origin of UFOs is extraterrestrial. The panel recommended that NASA increase its efforts to collect reliable scientific information about anomalous phenomena.