1000-year-old ‘alien bodies’ unveiled in Mexico
The bodies of two alleged ‘non-human’ beings were presented during a congressional hearing in Mexico City yesterday, a move that will cause shock and debate around the world.
Presented by journalist and ufologist Jaime Maussan, the ‘bodies’ were reported to be the 1,000-year-old fossilised remains of extraterrestrial individuals.
Mr Maussan, speaking under oath at the San Lazaro legislative palace, said: ‘These specimens are not part of our terrestrial evolution… These aren’t beings that were found after a UFO wreckage. They were found in diatom [algae] mines, and were later fossilised.’
The extraordinary claims were made during an extensive congressional hearing on unidentified anomalous phenomena, taking place just a few weeks after the US held its own. However, events in the Mexican capital proved far more explosive.
Mr Maussan said the specimens had been analysed by the Autonomous National University of Mexico (UNAM), where scientists had been able to extract DNA and use radiocarbon dating to establish an age. Metro.co.uk has asked UNAM for comment.
Unusually for fossils that have undergone extensive analysis, they were covered in a layer of what appeared to be sand.
‘The public has a right to know about non-human technology and non-human entities,’ said Mr Maussan. ‘We are talking about a topic that unites humanity, not separates us.
‘We are not alone in this vast universe, we should embrace this reality.’
The ufologist was joined at the hearing by Lt Ryan Graves, a former US Navy pilot who gave evidence at July’s US congressional hearing, and Professor Avi Loeb, professor of astrophysics at Harvard.
Professor Loeb shared the results of his recent investigation into spherules collected from a meteorite believed to have originated outside our solar system – which he argues may be evidence of alien technology.
Addressing the Mexican congress, he said it was ‘arrogant of us to think that we are alone’, and suggested perhaps there were other beings on the planet before humankind.
He also recapped the case of Oumuamua, a curious cigar-shaped object that did not appear to look or behave like a normal comet, which the professor has previously proposed may have been a ‘light sail’ – an object propelled by sunlight designed by any alien civilisation.
Earlier in the hearing military footage of multiple UAP was shown, including video of 11 individual lights floating above the clouds captured by a fighter jet.
There is widespread belief across both scientific and political communities that UAP exist, but significant divisions over their origin.
While some, including US congressman Tim Burchett, believe the objects have extraterrestrial origins, others argue they are more likely classified military operations.
Speaking at the US congressional hearing in July, UFO whistleblower David Charles Grusch alleged the government was hiding evidence of intact alien vehicles.
Lt Graves, executive director of Americans for Safe Aerospace, said UFOs were an ‘open secret’ among fighter pilots, and that two jets were once forced to make evasive manoeuvres to avoid a ‘dark grey cube inside of a clear sphere’ which stood ‘motionless against the wind’.
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