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British geomicrobiologist Barry Digregorio from Buckingham University made an interesting curious statement against the american national space agencies.
Scientist claims NASA staff recently found using Rovers “Curiosity” traces of life on Mars, but preferred either to study them secretly from the world community, or not to study at all.
Digregorio said sometime ago that weird “sticks” discovered by the famous rover on an alien rock, suspiciously reminiscent of traces of life fossil organisms. Similar tracks can be found on Earth, and we have they date back to the Ordovician period, which began around 485 million years ago. Why do Americans refuse to test this theory, the British do not understand. He told tabloid reporters “Metro”:
NASA has a long history of avoiding the study of life on the red planet. It started back at least in 1976, when the Viking-1 vehicle flew to Mars. Why do you think not one device designed specifically for biological searches life has not been sent there since? Yes, because NASA is already found there multicellular organisms! This begs another question: why american scientists don’t want to report this sensational news to humanity? I think it’s all about money. Agency receives billions of dollars of funding to collect on Mars stones and soil. If everyone finds out that there are much more interesting things, NASA will simply be out of work. No one will let scientists deliver these bacteria to Earth. And send experts to Mars for we can’t build a laboratory there yet, because we haven’t reached necessary technical development.
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Geomicrobiologist suggests that a sensitive religious issue also of great importance. Prove that life develops on other planets, not just ours, means to challenge religious dogmas, and this can sow panic in society and misunderstanding.
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