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We may have just discovered a Alien or unknown Humanoid being in Peru?

Cheerful Spring

This does not look like a hoax because from what i see scientists are involved in the scientific testing. It really well done if it is a hoax? This mummified being whatever it was recently just weeks ago found near Nasca Peru. They show 1 test where they got a date ( from Carbon dating) and it came back AD 245 to 410 . If this legit that would rule out a hoax surely! The strange thing is the hands and feet, no way if it's real, is it human?

The doctor at 3.52 take on this was interesting. She has a background in science and is a legit doctor. It not easy to dismiss this as a hoax yet?
http://www.cudoctors.com/Find_A_Doctor/Profile/20842

Additional tests are under way, including DNA sequencing, as well as a CAT scan.

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[Deleted User]

Gaia.com?

I'll hold back on preparing the "welcome alien overlords" banner until National Geographic run with it. Though saying that, I'll only get the news 10 months later, in my dentist's waiting room...

KyussBeeshop

Gaia.com, hmm...

...As the Earth’s van Allen belt becomes charged by a new wave of energy coursing through our solar system, we see strange plasma balls illuminating the night sky. The work of Dr. Dmitriev shows us that these strange plasma balls are the intersection of hyper-dimensional energy which can have a dramatic effect upon seismic activity. He suggests that this activity is a sign of our emotional interaction with the planet, and this is how the Earth dispels the negative energy that we are generating.

https://www.gaia.com/video/222-electrical-phenomena-and-hyper-dimensional-activity

/me visualizes OP wincing and sucking air through his teeth, as he's gripped by a powerful cringe

Someone do the OP a favour and close this one, quickly - then sweep it under the carpet.

Cheerful Spring

KyussBeeshop wrote: »

Gaia.com, hmm...
...As the Earth’s van Allen belt becomes charged by a new wave of energy coursing through our solar system, we see strange plasma balls illuminating the night sky. The work of Dr. Dmitriev shows us that these strange plasma balls are the intersection of hyper-dimensional energy which can have a dramatic effect upon seismic activity. He suggests that this activity is a sign of our emotional interaction with the planet, and this is how the Earth dispels the negative energy that we are generating.
https://www.gaia.com/video/222-electrical-phenomena-and-hyper-dimensional-activity

/me visualizes OP wincing and sucking air through his teeth, as he's gripped by a powerful cringe

Someone do the OP a favour and close this one, quickly - then sweep it under the carpet.

What has this got to do with what i posted? This an update Q and A session, about this. The guy on video sounds perfectly sane and reasonable to me.

Rabbo

Funny how they were able to produce, film and edit this mini-documentary before news broke of this amazing discovery.

It's also lucky that gaia.com seem to have got exclusive access to this.

Also, it's probably unusual to just pick up a delicate archeological find the way that scientist did in the video.

This is click bait in the extreme

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

OP, you do realise Gaia.com are just whackjobs? This report will be no more authentic than the rest of their hogwash.

Fr_Dougal

Fake news: http://www.snopes.com/alien-mummy-peru/

Finally, Gaia.com (formerly known as Gaiam TV) web site has a long history of providing a platform for false and spurious pseudo-science, conspiracy theories, and paranormal claims. The company charges $95.40 per year for unlimited access to videos about remote viewing, contact with angels, alien abduction, crop circles, and the like.

Cheerful Spring

Kendall Fat Transience wrote: »

OP, you do realise Gaia.com are just whackjobs? This report will be no more authentic than the rest of their hogwash.

Evidence for that please. What have they hoaxed or got wrong that you dislike so much?

Cheerful Spring

Fr_Dougal wrote: »

Fake news: http://www.snopes.com/alien-mummy-peru/

That means nothing, that's the way the mainstream thinks about topics they don't like.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Cheerful Spring wrote: »

Evidence for that please. What have they hoaxed or got wrong that you dislike so much?

If you think I'm going to provide links to the previous alien abduction and UFO rubbish they put up previously, you are seriously mistaken. I'm not providing click fodder.

BillyBobBS

Has anyone blamed Trump yet?

Cheerful Spring

Kendall Fat Transience wrote: »

If you think I'm going to provide links to the previous alien abduction and UFO rubbish they put up previously, you are seriously mistaken. I'm not providing click fodder.

You have nothing then, you just posting your negative opinion, got it.

Collie D

OP. when you yourself use words like "a doctor with a background in science who is a real doctor" and "sounds sane" then you're already fighting a losing battle.

"The lady doth protest too much"

Mr_Muffin

So a dead alien thousands of years old get pulled out of the ground and gets a free CAT scan and DNA sequencing and I am on waiting list for the past 14 months to get my tonsils out.

Bloody Aliens have this planet ruined.

MEGA BRO WOLF 5000

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Gaia.com?

I'll hold back on preparing the "welcome alien overlords" banner until National Geographic run with it. Though saying that, I'll only get the news 10 months later, in my dentist's waiting room...

Lucky you, I only get my news from the 1990's SHOOT! annuals that my barber has. Have you heard Andy Cole has signed for united?

[Deleted User]

Every time I see one of these thread titles I'm always hoping the link will be something like bbc.com or at least a website I've heard of, instead it's always something that just radiates a sense of whackjob

Cheerful Spring

Collie D wrote: »

OP. when you yourself use words like "a doctor with a background in science who is a real doctor" and "sounds sane" then you're already fighting a losing battle.

"The lady doth protest too much"

I looked up the doctor because it best to verify the people are who they say they are. She's not a quack or charlatan. Surely she know better to stake her reputation on this? Like i said if it is a hoax it's well done, but if the tests are legit and looks real so far this could be an important discovery

When i looked her up on Google.
http://www.cudoctors.com/Find_A_Doctor/Profile/20842

greencap

Another water powered car story.

Its always horsesht.

Academic

Cheerful Spring wrote: »

I looked up the doctor because it best to verify the people are who they say they are. She's not a quack or charlatan. Surely she know better to stake her reputation on this? Like i said if it is a hoax it's well done, but if the tests are legit and looks real so far this could be an important discovery

When i looked her up on Google.
http://www.cudoctors.com/Find_A_Doctor/Profile/20842

You have absolutely no way of knowing that.

All the site does is confirm that she's got a medical degree. So do millions of people, including many "quacks" or "charlatans."

Samuel T. Cogley

It looks like it was made my someone with some plaster of Paris in a junior infants class.

[Deleted User]

Mr_Muffin wrote: »

So a dead alien thousands of years old get pulled out of the ground and gets a free CAT scan and DNA sequencing and I am on waiting list for the past 14 months to get my tonsils out.

Bloody Aliens have this planet ruined.

He obviously had intergalactic Health insurance, would be crazy to travel without it, especially if you were to crash land in America.

me_irl

Collie D wrote: »

OP. when you yourself use words like "a doctor with a background in science who is a real doctor" and "sounds sane" then you're already fighting a losing battle.

"The lady doth protest too much"

Also known as "Weasel words".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weasel_word

Cheerful Spring

Academic wrote: »

You have absolutely no way of knowing that.

All the site does is confirm that she's got a medical degree. So do millions of people, including many "quacks" or "charlatans."

She affiliated, and practices at local hospitals where she lives. I looked it up. She not just a person with a degree.

I don't know how deeply involved she is? She only appears for a minute or less and she's looking at Scan of the mummy. Her background is legit, we know that much. Could this be still a hoax, of course. I just keeping an open mind for now till i know more.

ohnonotgmail

This thread is just full of fail. It gave me a laugh though so it wasnt a total waste.

me_irl

Cheerful Spring wrote: »

She affiliated, and practices at local hospitals where she lives. I looked it up. She not just a person with a degree.

Links?

Academic

Cheerful Spring wrote: »

She affiliated, and practices at local hospitals where she lives. I looked it up. She not just a person with a degree.

Again, all the site shows is that she has a degree and a job. So do many quacks.

The site establishes nothing that is relevant to the veracity of the story.

Academic

Samuel T. Cogley wrote: »

It looks like it was made my someone with some plaster of Paris in a junior infants class.

Or papier-mâché.

I've never seen a mummy that snow-white.

Cheerful Spring

Academic wrote: »

Again, all the site shows is that she has a degree and a job. So do many quacks.

The site establishes nothing that is relevant to the veracity of the story.

Don't be stupid hospitals don't employ wacko jobs and charlatans. This is just your opinion nothing more.

Lets not forget also they do show 2 separate results from a lab yest and the mummy is dating to AD245 to 410. If they're lying that alone will sink the website? If the mummy is fake how did you guys date a mummy to AD245, it just commonsense!

ibFoxer

I am just going to leave this here for you OP, might be right up your alley: WWN

Cheerful Spring

me_irl wrote: »

Links?

Its in first link i posted. Where she practices the places are named.

University of Colorado Hospital
Anschutz Outpatient Pavilion

Baron Kurtz

Retract that statement, Madam!!