NASA: Published report on UFOs and took position on "alien mummies" from Mexico

The two "non-human corpses" presented to Congress in Mexico by a researcher dealing with the possible existence of unknown life and which have caused a great deal of discussion on social media, could not fail to be the subject of discussion during NASA's announcements of study findings on the UFO.

When asked by the BBC about this "burning" issue, the astrophysicist and head of the program, David Spergel, stated that "this is something we've only seen on twitter". "When we have unusual phenomena, the data must be made public, so we do for our own data" went on to clarify that "we do not know the nature of this data". "If we were the government of Mexico I would give samples to the international community of scientists to judge. No such samples or data have reached us.” he said.

Then Mr. Spergel reminded how all NASA data are made publicly available and officially accessible. "Most of what we have as data is unclassified for the good of public opinion" write down.

“One of the main things we're trying to do here today is to move the speculation and conspiracies towards science and reason and this is done with data”, Dan Evans added in turn.

What we know so far about 'non-human corpses'

Jaime Maussan, who is a well-known TV personality in his country and a self-described "ufologist", presented in Committee two figures that he said were recovered from a mine in Cuzco, Peru. Indeed, he testified under oath, as reported by El Pais, while the meeting was broadcast by the Congress channel.

"These are corpses that were petrified in a mine", he said, stressing that he cannot yet answer the question of whether they are aliens or not. However, he stated that "they do not belong to the human species".

At the public hearing, Mr. Maussan showed US officials and members of the Mexican government many "UFO and UFO" videos, before revealing the supposed alien corpses that have three fingers each.

As it transmits the Independent, the ufologist claimed that the samples he presented had been studied by scientists at the Autonomous National University of Mexico (UNAM) who were able to extract DNA evidence, concluding, according to the panda's claims, that over 30% of the samples' DNA was “of unknown origin". He also presented x-rays of the findings, stating that they had “eggs and implants" and how is it "1.000-year-old".

Ο ryan graves, a former US Navy pilot, attended his hearing Jaime Maussan. He had informed the US Congress earlier this year "for the threat posed by unknown aerial phenomena to the national security of the United States". It should be noted that Maussan had also claimed in 2017 that he had discovered five "alien mummies" in Peru, which later turned out to be mummified children.

“The public has a right to know about non-human technology and non-human entities. We are talking about an issue that unites humanity, not divides us. We are not alone in this vast universe, we should embrace this reality" said Maussan now to the Mexican Congress, while of course his claims will be re-examined. As El Pais notes in its extensive report, the appearance of Maussan's findings bear characteristics of birds.

Hearings in the USA

The hearing in Mexico follows related hearings in the US House of Representatives, where a former UFO analyst had spoken before representatives of the Ministry of Defense last July. In his testimony, Mr David Grass, claimed that the US government maintains at least one extraterrestrial craft, which crashed on Earth. He also mentioned that he knows people "who have been hurt professionally and physically" by the government's attempts to cover up what it knows about UFOs.

The former Pentagon official's allegations had caused a political storm in June, leading the Republican-led committee to order an emergency investigation. Grass said he was asked in 2019 by the head of a government task force on UAPs identify all top secret programs related to the task force's mission. At the time, Grass was seconded to the National Reconnaissance Office, the agency that manages US spy satellites.

Asked by the committee if he knew what extraterrestrial equipment the Pentagon had collected, Grass said he has knowledge of the existence of spaceship debris as well as the remains of extraterrestrial creatures in secret military warehouses. The witness admitted, however, that he derives this information from the accounts of his colleagues. The Pentagon has denied all of the above. In a statement, Defense Department spokeswoman Su Gao said investigators have discovered "no verifiable information to substantiate claims that there have been or are currently programs related to the possession or reverse engineering of extraterrestrial materials."

It is noted that the US government now uses the term UAP, i.e. "unidentified aerial phenomena", as an official position instead of UFO.