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Pentagon Denies Alien Cover-Up Amidst Speculation and Conspiracy Theories

The government en masse has come out to defend the official version: Aliens? There is no such thing, there is no proof, and so on. The typical thing someone would say hiding alien life forms in their basement.

It’s all over the internet: David Grusch, a former US military personnel, apparently confirmed yesterday that extraterrestrial life exists and, furthermore, one of their ships collided with an American plane. What bad luck to travel light-years only to crash into an airplane. Of course, memes have spread like wildfire in a post-pandemic landscape where nothing, not even the confirmation of alien life, could excite or surprise us in the slightest.

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There are no aliens here, really

The government, en masse, has come out to defend the official version: “Extraterrestrials? There’s no such thing, no evidence, etc.” It’s exactly what someone hiding alien life in their basement would say. “There is no verifiable information to corroborate claims of programs relat9ed to the possession of extraterrestrial materials,” commented the Department of Defense.

“No verifiable information” is the same as saying nothing: as long as materials are classified, there will always be rumors of alien life. Especially when someone comes forward in a trial and says, “Yes, they exist, the truth is out there. Privately, I’ll tell you everything you need to know about the subject.” We find ourselves now in the realm of realistic science fiction, ‘Cuarto milenio,’ and the crazy Twitter thread – that’s exactly where we are.

It does seem like they are willing to clarify any alleged sightings, but only if those sightings have actually occurred. Wink, wink. And at the same time, they are keeping confidential documents hidden from the public’s eyes. It’s starting to feel like when a child tells you they haven’t eaten chocolate, but their whole mouth is covered in cocoa.

Is there extraterrestrial life, and are they lying from the Pentagon? Or is there none, and we are getting excited again for nothing? What’s happening now is unprecedented: there are senators requesting the declassification of documents to “avoid rumors.” For now, we can only imagine Mulder and Scully getting very nervous as they face a busy 2023 ahead.

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Scientists Discover Promising Signs of Life on Venus: “Maybe” becomes the Key Word

According to the latest report from a group of astronomers, it is possible that by being afraid of Martians we were looking at the wrong side of the solar system.

Don’t call Iker Jiménez: so far, no Venusian has appeared on Earth greeting and asking to meet our leader. But according to the latest report from a group of astronomers, it is possible that by fearing Martians, we have been looking in the wrong direction in the solar system. Is there life on Venus? The answer is more “maybe” than a resounding “no.”

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Venus from the arms

‘Nature Astronomy’, a science journal that has been published since January 2017, has released a study indicating the presence of a peculiar molecule called phosphine in the clouds of Venus. Phosphine is a highly flammable gas that must be frozen to maintain its stability; at room temperature, it explodes and emits a distinct odor of garlic and rotten fish. If Venusians exist, the first thing we should teach them is about cologne.

Although not certain, phosphine could serve as an indicator of life. While it has also been found on Jupiter and Saturn, the difference lies in the fact that on Venus, it is not located in the planet‘s atmosphere but is instead formed by decomposing organic matter. In other words, its composition consists of phosphorus and hydrogen.

It is also true that the presence of phosphine found is not significant enough to cause a major shift in our understanding. In December 2022, NASA did not detect the molecule in Venus’ atmosphere, and at most, there would be 0.8 parts of phosphine per billion parts of everything else (hey, some people have even fewer chances of dating). However, researchers in Hawaii and Chile have been more optimistic, although they need more time for further investigation.

If you were expecting the answer to this article to be “Yes, definitely, and they will come to have breakfast at your house tomorrow, so don’t forget to buy croissants,” we understand the disappointment. However, it remains an incredible scientific advancement that could potentially change everything in the long run. For now, continue making plans for tomorrow; it doesn’t seem like the Venusians will be invading us anytime soon.