That said it only exhibits 70% human dna and 30% unknown.
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that's not what the university cited - they only had access to the DNA and did the c14 dating - they made NO clams about origin
The university lab which did the testing disassociates itself from any use, interpretation, or subsequent misrepresentation of the results it provides, the institute said. In no case do we draw conclusions about the origin of these samples.
Similarly, Antgona Segura, one of Mexicos top astrobiologists, questioned Mr. Maussans contentions. These conclusions are simply not backed up by evidence, said Dr. Segura, who collaborates with the Nexus for Exoplanet System Science, a NASA initiative to search for life on distant worlds. The whole thing is very shameful.
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/09/13/world/americas/alien-mummy-congress-mexico.html
and these ARE mummies - as usually found in the high andes - but not Egyptian-brand mummies. 'petrified' bodies means turned to rock which doesnt contain DNA
in other words, just the usual UFO-alien nonsense
noted re: petrification
Yes it's a bit of a mess isn't it. The problem is any scientific opinion means very little at present. What would they reference as a comparison. Another alien they claim doesnt exist.
There are claims that the bones in one of these bodies arms is a child's femur. The shape doesn't match very well but well enough to claim it. But the claim that it is a child's femur is a fallacy. Samples of it would need to be drilled to determine composition and age. I'm not sure if that's been done.
The same with similar dimensions to a reversed portion of the rear of a llama skull masquerading as its face. Various biologists have stated it is possible but without examining it themselves they aren't prepared to make a discision based on screen shots and uploaded photos of scans and X rays which is right and proper.
The major thing is the hips. No ball joint at the top of the femur. Some claim making walking impossible and others claiming no side movement would have been possible. Only an uncomfortable foreward motion would be possible. But they're 1000 years old. Allegedly.
Of the biologist that have come forward they have pointed to these impressions but state that unfortunately it 'could' be possible that some other structure was present which has since decayed away leaving little or no trace. They don't think its likely but still.
Its one of those things that the right people to investigate it fully are the very people that have been shown to cover up and lie about things whilst others are not prepared to be associated with it.
It will then it seems have to come down to the dna for now while funding is sought to do what is required.
Garry Nolan asked chatgpt what would be needed to answer this question. He was amazed to discover that for the most part chatgpt was correct. Chatgpt has added equipment costs which if you already had them would significant reduce costs.
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Someone has claimed they found an alien mummy. They have x-rays and DNA results they claim are evidence. Others have pointed out the bones look to be from multiple different animals, and humans, glued together. The DNA results claim the sequences are unlike anything seen. What would you do to explore the findings if you had to repeat them, and how large a team would it take to do so... that includes a full forensic analysis of the mummies, and redoing the DNA analysis. You are doing this at the level of a high-end medical laboratory or FBI-level forensics research. Give me a detailed point-by-point analysis, then the costs required.
ChatGPT: Investigating a claim of an alien mummy with the rigor of a high-end medical laboratory or FBI-level forensics research would require a multi-disciplinary approach. Here's a step-by-step analysis of the process:
1. Forensic Examination of the Mummy:
Visual Examination: Begin with a thorough visual examination to document the mummy's appearance, including any signs of tampering or alteration.
Radiographic Analysis: Use X-rays to examine the internal structure of the mummy. This will help identify any inconsistencies in bone structure or evidence of multiple species.
CT Scanning: This provides a more detailed view of the internal structures and can help identify any hidden anomalies.
Microscopic Analysis: Examine tissue samples under a microscope to identify any signs of tampering or to determine the age of the tissues.
Team Required: Forensic anthropologist, radiologist, forensic pathologist.
2. DNA Analysis:
Sample Collection: Extract DNA samples from various parts of the mummy to ensure a comprehensive analysis.
DNA Sequencing: Sequence the DNA to determine its genetic makeup.
Comparison with Known Species: Compare the DNA sequences with known species to identify any matches or anomalies.
Contamination Check: Ensure that the samples haven't been contaminated with human or other DNA.
Team Required: Molecular biologist, geneticist, bioinformatician.
3. Chemical Analysis:
Tissue Analysis: Analyze the tissue samples to determine their chemical composition and to identify any preservatives or adhesives.
Isotope Analysis: This can provide information about the mummy's diet and geographical origin.
Team Required: Forensic chemist, biochemist.
4. Historical and Cultural Analysis:
Provenance Research: Determine the origin of the mummy, its history, and any previous owners or handlers.
Cultural Analysis: Consult with experts on ancient cultures to determine if the mummy fits within any known historical or cultural context.
Team Required: Historian, archaeologist, cultural anthropologist.
5. Documentation and Reporting:
Photographic Documentation: Document every step of the investigation with high-resolution photographs.
Detailed Reporting: Compile a comprehensive report detailing the findings, methodologies used, and conclusions.
Team Required: Forensic photographer, technical writer.
Cost Estimation:
Forensic Examination:
Equipment (X-ray machine, CT scanner, microscopes): $500,000 - $1,000,000
Personnel: $300,000 (annual salaries combined)
DNA Analysis:
Equipment (DNA sequencers, lab equipment): $200,000 - $500,000
Personnel: $250,000 (annual salaries combined)
Chemical Analysis:
Equipment (mass spectrometers, chromatographs): $100,000 - $300,000
Personnel: $200,000 (annual salaries combined)
Historical and Cultural Analysis:
Research materials, travel, consultations: $50,000 - $100,000
Personnel: $150,000 (annual salaries combined)
Documentation and Reporting:
Equipment (cameras, software): $10,000 - $50,000
Personnel: $100,000 (annual salaries combined)
Total Estimated Cost: $1,110,000 - $2,600,000 (This is a rough estimate and actual costs could vary based on location, specific equipment used, and other variables.)
This investigation would be comprehensive and would aim to either validate or debunk the claim of an alien mummy. The team would work collaboratively, sharing findings and consulting with each other throughout the process. At the end of the process, the results would be submitted for peer-review prior to making formal claims.
Anyone got a couple of million hanging around that they want to waste on a fake alien? lol.
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