UFO phenomena are increasingly occupying the public and scientific domains in various nations. A significant public hearing at the Mexican Congress saw experts from diverse fields, including pilots, air traffic controllers, astronomers, and politicians from multiple countries, gather to share their encounters with these inexplicable occurrences. Amidst discussions about aerial sightings, Ryan Graves, an American ex-pilot, stressed the potential hazards posed by these unidentifiable entities to aviation. Ufologist Jaime Maussan Flota, who led this discourse, underscored the shifting perceptions towards these phenomena, with even former skeptics acknowledging their existence. Enrique Kolbeck Vergara chronicled four significant aerial anomalies in Mexico that had profound implications for its aviation sector.
Adding a more mysterious dimension to the discourse, the hearing also unveiled what are believed to be alien remains. Dubbed the "Nazca mummies" from Peru, two of these specimens were showcased at the Congress. The attendees pointed out that these mummified remains, preserved using diatomaceous earth, exhibit a 30% difference in DNA when compared to humans, suggesting they belong to an entirely different species. These humanoid-looking beings, possessing characteristics reminiscent of avian species, have ignited considerable debate within the scientific community. Intriguingly, some even contained what appeared to be embryonic eggs within them. Furthermore, these entities bore implants made of rare metals, and their unique fingerprints consisted of straight horizontal lines. Maussan concluded the discussion by emphasizing the need to reevaluate our historical understanding in light of these enigmatic discoveries.
