This Scientists Claim Find Aliens on Earth
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Since 2013, the British scientist named Milton Wainwright has been
trying to convince the scientific community that he has found the alien
in Earth's stratosphere.
The controversial British professor who claims to have new evidence of 'extra-terrestrial organisms' floating at an altitude of 25 miles (40 km) above the planet.
He said it had tested organisms use DNA testing. According to Wainwright, the organism has a mass six times greater than normal particle size limit on Earth.
Organisms that claimed Wainwright was in the microscopic metal balls designed by an intelligent species to seed 'seed' of alien life on Earth.
Wainwright announced the discovery email to his students at the University of Sheffield, which is then uploaded it on Reddit.
"We have sent a balloon to collect dust in the stratosphere. After investigation, we found no pollen or grass. But the balls of metal containing alien seed. So the balls were really pure," said Wainwright to the motherboard.
"For this reason, we think [organism] came from outer space," he added.
He said that it has received a new discovery in the journal Astrobiology and Outreach.
(Source: Daily Mail)
The controversial British professor who claims to have new evidence of 'extra-terrestrial organisms' floating at an altitude of 25 miles (40 km) above the planet.
He said it had tested organisms use DNA testing. According to Wainwright, the organism has a mass six times greater than normal particle size limit on Earth.
Organisms that claimed Wainwright was in the microscopic metal balls designed by an intelligent species to seed 'seed' of alien life on Earth.
Wainwright announced the discovery email to his students at the University of Sheffield, which is then uploaded it on Reddit.
"We have sent a balloon to collect dust in the stratosphere. After investigation, we found no pollen or grass. But the balls of metal containing alien seed. So the balls were really pure," said Wainwright to the motherboard.
"For this reason, we think [organism] came from outer space," he added.
He said that it has received a new discovery in the journal Astrobiology and Outreach.
(Source: Daily Mail)
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