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The alleged discovery of “alien mummies” at a Peruvian airport has sparked worldwide fascination. Earlier, journalist and UFO enthusiast Jaime Maussan presented the specimens during a congressional hearing on UFOs, claiming they were found near Peru’s mysterious Nazca Lines and bore no resemblance to any known Earthly species. Now, as scientists continue to investigate these puzzling findings, they have uncovered something even more disturbing.
The mysterious objects showcased at an official hearing in Mexico were, in fact, discovered years earlier. In 2017, well-preserved “mummies” were unearthed deep beneath the sandy coastal desert of Nazca, Peru — an area famous for its massive geoglyphs, often attributed to ancient indigenous cultures. However, some speculate that these colossal earth figures could be the work of “extraterrestrial visitors”.
Recently, six years after the unusual discovery in Peru, Mexican legislators were presented with extraordinary evidence during a congressional hearing on “aliens.” The testimony suggested the existence of “extraterrestrial life,” and they were shown two artifacts by Mexican journalist and UFO enthusiast Jaime Maussan, which he claimed belonged to non-human beings. This historic event took place on September 12, marking Mexico’s first official engagement with the topic of “aliens”.
According to Maussan, the specimens showed no ties to any known earthly species. Displayed in cases were two tiny “bodies,” each with three fingers on each hand and elongated skulls. He claimed they were roughly 1,000 years old, citing carbon dating tests reportedly conducted by Mexico’s National Autonomous University.
In a surprising turn, two so-called “alien mummies,” discovered at Lima’s airport last October, have been confirmed to have entirely earthly origins, according to a recent scientific analysis. A separate analysis was also conducted on a distinctive three-fingered hand, allegedly from Peru’s Nazca region, with scientists conclusively ruling out any link to “extraterrestrial life”.
“They’re not extraterrestrials. They’re dolls. It’s totally a made-up story,” said Flavio Estrada, an archeologist with Peru’s Institute for Legal Medicine and Forensic Sciences.
The discovery of “alien mummies” at a Peruvian airport has sparked widespread intrigue and speculation. Our relentless curiosity — fueled by both science and the desire to explore the unknown — reflects humanity’s enduring quest to unravel the mysteries of the cosmos.
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