NASA scientist claims he's found evidence of alien life

[DavidU]

http://au.news.yahoo.com/world/a/-/world/8960561/nasa-scientist-claims-hes-found-evidence-of-alien-life

What do you think??

[CraigS]

I think this is a duplicate of Brian_W's 'intriguiing possibilities' (http://www.iceinspace.com.au/forum/showthread.php?t=72673) thread !!
:lol:

Cheers
PS: Mind you, I like your title a little more !

[astroron]

Thanks David , very interesting, I hope it is a true finding ,but will probably be given the same treatment that the Nasa Mars rock was given a few years ago.
Cheers

[renormalised]

More than likely. It'll also be the same once they actually go to Mars and look for the fossil evidence themselves. They'll argue for years over the findings. Sometimes I wonder whether some scientists just argue because they like to hear the sounds of the voices, not because they want to add any constructive debate to the problems.

[AstroGuy]

mmmmmmmmmmm.....................

I'd like to know what scientific tests were done to conclude that the meteorite had no earthly contaminants?

[CraigS]

Whilst its his opinion that is driving the claims, (with only logic as the basis), Earthly contamination has not been dismissed at this stage.

That is, no-one has said that earthly contamination is not possible or, at least, within the realms of impossibility.

Cheers

[avandonk]

Extraordinary claims need even more extraordinary evidence!




Bert

[[1ponders]]

Closing thread. Prior thread started here..Intriguing Possibilities. (http://www.iceinspace.com.au/forum/showthread.php?t=72673)

Let me know if you want the two merged