Is Greer’s Sirius alien real?
Either there’s a reasonable explanation for it all or “Ata” is the greatest biological find in human history. Steven Greer’s “alien”, a 6-inch tall corpse found in the Atacama Desert of Chili a decade ago, Was revealed Monday in a documentary called Sirius that left many extraterrestrial-life enthusiasts disappointed.
Spoiler ahead.
The results of the DNA testing as well as other tests and the expert opinions of the results show that the little body was that of a human, specifically a 7-year old child born from a Chilean mother. As tiny as the corpse is, it’s clear to see that this was no ordinary human boy. It wouldn’t be the first tiny human as can be seen in the image above of Junrey Balawing. He was 18-years-old in the image and stood at 23.5 inches tall.
The documentary does go into details about space and inter-dimensional travel and highlights the importance of understanding the possibilities surrounding life from other planets or dimensions. It takes a political turn and discusses how an oil-based world economy and corruption at the highest levels of government around the world prevent the human race from realizing these possibilities, even covering them up.
That should be enough to keep the alien conspiracy theorists at least a little happy with the end result even if the documentary does little to show that the body is that of an extra-terrestrial.
The documentary was driven for the most part by Greer, a former ER doctor who formed the Center for the Study of Extraterrestrial Intelligence (CSETI) and The Disclosure Project.
Here’s the trailer for the documentary followed by an analysis video from UFO enthusiast goforitrandy.
Here are some images of the alien/boy:
I think that the origin of life is something we can’t ever fully understand; it’s a mutation, probably when amino acids form complex chains over incomprehensible amounts of time and if adaptable conditions apply, life will sprout and continue to progress in complexity and diversity. As far as Sirius goes, the alien figure to me is again, likely a mutation. It’s apparently very old and probably the remains, of a horribly deformed fetus perhaps? Much more findings and proof of such an organism must be discovered before I can believe any extra terrestrial visitation occurrences.
just think, similar dna does not mean HUMAN, it could be a species related to human that is long forgotton and maybe a few still exist…. like “the borrowers”. but the skull shape is too non human. Also very slim, the shape is more in line with descriptions of common ET , that have very slim bodies and relatively large heads
Here’s my thoughts about all this. If ur gonna talk about religion and disregard what other people’s opinions, then maybe u need to study ur religion a little closer. I had once walked in the shoes of being a Christian, but yet still looked up and said how can we be the only ones? And the more I read the old testament, the more I was convinced that aliens do exist. They were trying to teach us peace and respect and the right way of life. And to be one with the universe. And that made me research some other religions and they spoke of the same thing. Just in different words. If u stop and really think about it (or think outside the box) every religion has a chosen one for their people and culture at that time, to guide them into that tranquility. And then the other fallen civilizations has spoken of star people and beings from certain constellations of where GOD came from. The Gnostics bible speaks of this. I read the book of Abraham, and he speaks of the exact star where god lives. So on that note, I do believe in other life forms out there and ur a fool if ur blinded by modern religion and believe what the bible (which has been wrote and rewrote and revised throughout history) says. U have to remember that these people saw and explained to their best abilities. And I think around that time, mankind needed some sort of direction. Who’s to say I’m wrong, or right. There’s so much we need to learn about space and so much more to see. I find it very intriguing and wonderful.