NASA scientist finds evidence of alien life

[botanika]

It would kind of ironic if some meteors did contain life and are also often mistaken as UFO's. So even if someone mistook meteor phenomena for an alien spacecraft they still may have technically seen a UFO containing extra terrestrial life!

http://naturalradiolab.com/content/view/10/11/

http://www.mysterious-america.net/ufoplasmascondig.html

"Considerable evidence exists to support the thesis that the events are almost certainly attributable to physical, electrical and magnetic phenomena in the atmosphere, mesosphere and ionosphere. They appear to originate due to more than one set of weather and electrically-charged conditions and are observed so infrequently as to make them unique to the majority of observer. There seems to be a strong possibility that at least some of the events may be triggered by meteor re-entry, the meteors neither burning up completely, nor impacting as meteorites, but forming buoyant plasmas. The conditions and method of formation of the electrically-charged plasmas and the scientific rationale for sustaining them for significant periods is incomplete or not fully understood."

Edited March 9, 2011 by botanika

[ThunderIdeal]

^ fucken load of buoyant plasma if i ever heard one

[∂an]

"There seems to be a strong possibility that at least some of the events may be triggered by meteor re-entry, the meteors neither burning up completely, nor impacting as meteorites, but forming buoyant plasmas. "

 

Buoyant plasma? sounds like a violation of thermodynamic entropy to me...

[WoodDragon]

Pharyngula on ScienceBlogs discusses this story - Did scientists discover life in meteorites?

[Teljkon]

On 06/03/2011 at 10:43 PM, WoodDragon said:

As I said, time will tell...

sdfsdfsd

Edited December 19, 2021 by Teljkon

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NASA disavows its scientist's claim of alien life