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'Alien' signal was likely a very big truck - Vimarsana News

'Alien' signal was likely a very big truck

Researchers took a deeper look at seismic data taken during the 2014 fireball landing near Papua New Guinea.

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Systematic Scientific Search for Evidence of Extraterrestrial Technological Artifacts - Vimarsana News

Systematic Scientific Search for Evidence of Extraterrestrial Technological Artifacts

Here is update on the analysis of the remains of interstellar meteor IM1. There was a paper claiming the IM1 remains were coal ash but that is disproved.

No, Those Weird Spherules Weren't Alien Tech - Vimarsana News

No, Those Weird Spherules Weren't Alien Tech

They probably weren’t even from outside our Solar System. Most likely, we created them ourselves.

Rival scientists spark row over 'interstellar meteorite' that Harvard physicist announced to world after recovering it from bottom of the Pacific Ocean - and say they're 'very sceptical' that the object came from outside solar system - Vimarsana News

Rival scientists spark row over 'interstellar meteorite' that Harvard physicist announced to world after recovering it from bottom of the Pacific Ocean - and say they're 'very sceptical' that the object came from outside solar system

University of Central Florida's Humberto Campins said he agreed with physicist Avi Loeb's claims that 'alien' material from interstellar space has been found on Earth for the first time ever.

Scientists analyze fragments from interstellar meteor found on ocean floor - Vimarsana News

Scientists analyze fragments from interstellar meteor found on ocean floor

Researchers completed an early analysis of fragments from the first recognized interstellar meteor that crashed on Earth in 2014.