First Contact?
Some of you may have heard about the "red rain" that fell in india not that long ago. However, some may not, and I intend to fix that.
I believe the issue had been given no where near the attention it deserves by almost every news network in existence. If confirmed, this could forever alter out perception of the very origin of life itself.
OK, hype (well-deserved hype, mind you;) aside, back in 2004 there was a rain of a strange, red substance in certain sections of India. This 'rain' seemed to be little more than red-dyed water, however it soon proved much more complex.
The falling of the rain corresponded with the landing of an asteroid in that very region, and a very widely-heard sonic boom as it exploded in atmosphere.
A lone scientist went out to investigate the event, and obtained a few samples of the liquid. Under the microscope, the 'rain' looks pretty organic, yet is of no living species or family of life we can identify (plant, animal, protist, etc.).
OK, so I'm judging it myself here. But take a look, to the untrained eye they appear to be cells. To my untrained eye, at least.
Although all of it has yet to be confirmed by anyone, as long as this isn’t some kind of massive seriously-unfunny hoax, we could have just made first contact with an alien species.
And barely anyone knows.
--yet everyone knows about the latest antics of hollywoods favorite celebrities.
Does anyone else see a problem here?
I believe the issue had been given no where near the attention it deserves by almost every news network in existence. If confirmed, this could forever alter out perception of the very origin of life itself.
OK, hype (well-deserved hype, mind you;) aside, back in 2004 there was a rain of a strange, red substance in certain sections of India. This 'rain' seemed to be little more than red-dyed water, however it soon proved much more complex.
The falling of the rain corresponded with the landing of an asteroid in that very region, and a very widely-heard sonic boom as it exploded in atmosphere.
A lone scientist went out to investigate the event, and obtained a few samples of the liquid. Under the microscope, the 'rain' looks pretty organic, yet is of no living species or family of life we can identify (plant, animal, protist, etc.).
OK, so I'm judging it myself here. But take a look, to the untrained eye they appear to be cells. To my untrained eye, at least.
Although all of it has yet to be confirmed by anyone, as long as this isn’t some kind of massive seriously-unfunny hoax, we could have just made first contact with an alien species.
And barely anyone knows.
--yet everyone knows about the latest antics of hollywoods favorite celebrities.
Does anyone else see a problem here?
posted by Jesse at 3:33 PM
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