Mexican doctors recently conducted tests on alleged ‘non-human’ alien corpses that were presented to Mexico’s congress. The results of these tests have sparked worldwide interest and speculation. The story begins with the discovery of two alleged alien corpses in Cusco, Peru, back in 2017. These corpses, which have elongated heads and three fingers on each hand, were later presented to Mexico’s congress by UFO journalist Jaime Maussan. The presentation caused a stir, leading to a criminal investigation by Peru into how the corpses ended up in Mexico.

To determine the authenticity and nature of these alleged alien corpses, Mexican doctors conducted a series of tests at the Noor Clinic. The procedure was livestreamed on Jaime Maussan’s YouTube channel, allowing viewers to witness the process firsthand. The director of the Health Sciences Research Institute in the Mexican Navy’s office, José Zalce Benitez, led the team of scientists during the tests.

The doctors focused on examining the skulls of the alleged aliens. They found no evidence of any assembly or manipulation, suggesting that the skulls were not artificially created by humans. Moreover, they discovered that the two corpses belonged to a single skeleton and were not assembled with human objects. One of the corpses showed signs of being alive, intact, and in gestation, with large lumps inside its abdomen that could potentially be eggs.

According to the doctors, these bodies have no relation to human beings and do not align with our evolutionary history. The alleged aliens have humanoid features, with two arms and two legs, but with elongated heads and only three fingers on each hand. They possess strong, light bones and no teeth. The doctors also discovered implants made of cadmium and osmium, elements that are extremely scarce on Earth.

The DNA analysis of the alleged aliens revealed that almost one-third of their DNA is unknown, suggesting that they are not part of our terrestrial evolution. This finding fascinated both Mexican and American government officials present during the tests. Jaime Maussan emphasized that these specimens are not recovered from a UFO crash but were found in diatom mines and subsequently became fossilized.

While the tests conducted by the Mexican doctors have provided fascinating insights, skepticism remains in the scientific community. For years, academics, archaeologists, and scientists have dismissed mummified remains claimed to be aliens as modified human bodies. Physics professor Brian Cox has called for independent verification of the specimens to rule out any possibility of human origin.

Julieta Fierro, a scientist at Mexico’s National Autonomous University’s Institute of Astronomy, has expressed doubts regarding the alleged alien corpses. She states that the evidence does not indicate the presence of any life compounds that do not exist on Earth. The Peruvian government has also claimed that the remains are pre-Hispanic objects.

Despite the skepticism, the presentation of these alleged alien corpses has left Mexican politicians with thoughts and concerns. The possibility of extraterrestrial life has forced them to consider passing the Aerial Space Protection Law, making Mexico the first country to acknowledge the presence of aliens on Earth.

The discovery of these alleged alien corpses has opened up new avenues for research. Scientists and experts in the field of ufology are eager to explore further and determine whether these specimens truly represent extraterrestrial life. The scientific community anticipates future research to shed more light on the nature and origin of these mysterious beings.