NASA to Unveil Details of Quest for Alien Life

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NASA is expected to unveil a strange breakthrough in the quest for alien life at a press conference today: the existence of life on Earth unlike anything we've seen before, and the possibility that we've simply been overlooking life elsewhere in our very own galaxy.

At a press conference set for Thursday at 2 p.m. EST, the space agency is expected to unveil an "astrobiology" finding" -- announced in a press release that sent shockwaves through the blogosphere Wednesday. NASA has revealed only that it will discuss a discovery "that will impact the search for evidence of extraterrestrial life."

FOXNEWS

Eagerly waiting.

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nasa playing hide & seek again? testing the public interest in their 'discoveries' of questionable validity & practical usage, finding another excuse to further stall exploration of the space with a human crew by diverting attention to some 'meteorite' remains with elements of unknown/alien origin on/in it? preparing another scam in their labs?

'in the quest for alien life' - a thoroughly ridiculous statement, the fact is, life is inside of us and all around us, present on earth & in space in various forms & appearances, interconnected, interacting & changing the whole time, the only reason why one wouldn't see/understand it is due to the corrupted definition of 'life' promoted by our 'educational' system and their zealous efforts to support various dogmatic theories in just about all areas of human activity, that wouldn't last very long in free thinking societies, that can only be perpetuated in a controlled & manipulated society ruled by authoritarian elite, such as ours have been for a very, very long time now

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Looks like it wasn't that much of a discovery. Here goes: foxnews