NASA announces new discovery of fossils of alien origin. The article by Richard B. Hoover (NASA / Marshall Space Flight Center), published in the March issue of the journal Journal of Cosmology, 2011, Vol 13 , is titled "Fossils of Cyanobacteria in CI1 Carbonaceous Meteorites" . Hoover, Astrobiology (NASA Marshall Space Flight Center) for over 10 years has visited the most remote areas of Antarctica, Siberia and Alaska, collecting and studying rare meteorites: the "CI1 carbonaceous chondrites. But now faced with this potentially revolutionary discovery, the researcher at NASA is not flustered and calls in experts from all over the world to help him test his hypothesis: "Members of the Scientific community Were invited to analyze the results and to write critical commentaries or to speculate about the implications ".
Some of the fossils analyzed by Hoover appear similar to terrestrial bacteria known as the Velox Titanospirillum.
Ivuna CI1 meteorite filament (0.8 μm diameter) with dark lines C, Partially encased in thin carbon-rich sheath.
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