Produced by: Tarun Mishra
Designed by: Manoj Kumar
During an exceptional hearing on September 13, Mexican lawmakers received testimony suggesting the existence of extraterrestrial life and were presented with alleged remains of non-human entities.
This event marked Mexico's inaugural congressional gathering focused on UFOs, referred to as Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) in contemporary terminology. In the hearing, journalist and UFO enthusiast Jaime Maussan presented two artifacts that he claimed were the bodies of extraterrestrial beings. Maussan was named on the United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP)'s annual Global 500 Roll of Honour list in June 1990.
Jaime Maussan asserted that this was the initial instance of presenting such evidence. He stated, "I believe there is compelling evidence indicating that we are examining specimens not of earthly origin, unrelated to any known species, and that all scientific institutions have the opportunity to investigate it." He further emphasised, "We are not solitary in this universe."
A few days after the unveiling of "non-human-like" bodies in the Mexican Congress, a team of Mexican doctors conducted comprehensive examinations on the alleged 'alien' remains. The presentation of these remains in Mexico's congress had triggered widespread speculation and curiosity.
A team of scientists, led by Jose Zalce Benitez, the director of the Health Sciences Research Institute in the secretary of the Mexican navy's office, conducted an array of tests on two specimens. Their investigations challenged previous assumptions about the origins of these mysterious remains as Mummy children.
During the examinations, the team made intriguing discoveries. They found no evidence of manipulation or assembly of the skulls, strongly suggesting that these remains were not artificially created by humans. This revelation adds weight to the hypothesis that these specimens may have extraterrestrial origins.
In a truly astonishing revelation, Benitez and his team reported that one of the specimens appeared not only to be lifeless but also intact, biological, and possibly in a state of gestation. This conclusion was drawn from the presence of sizeable lumps inside the alleged extraterrestrial's abdomen, which were suggested to potentially be eggs.
DNA tests were conducted, and the results left the scientific community baffled. The DNA of these specimens was compared with over a million known species, and it was determined that they bore no resemblance to any species known to science or human knowledge. This revelation deepens the mystery surrounding the nature and origin of these unusual remains. Even though with number of puzzling revelations, authorities of other countries have restrained from accepting it as an alien as it hasn’t been examined by independent researchers.
The Mexican authorities have asked the independent researchers to examine the remains. NASA is also scheduled to share the results of its study on Thursday. In a notable shift from decades of withholding information and evading inquiries, the U.S. government has adopted a more open stance on sharing information regarding Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) in recent years.