Over the past eight years, scientists and enthusiasts have been racking their brains as to which creature owned the famous Sealand skull, which vaguely resembles a human. Some are sure that an alien was its owner, others claim that the skull belonged to a representative of an unknown terrestrial species, while others speak of a mutant. However, no one can prove their point of view.
In 2007, on the Danish island of Sealand, in the area of the small village of Olstikke, during the repair of the water supply system of one of the houses, the builder found an incomprehensible object. At first, the man thought that in front of him was a horse or pork bone, since the house belonged to a butcher and parts of the skeleton of animals were scattered throughout the yard. But looking at the find, he realized that in front of him was an object that only looked like a human skull. However, the similarities were very distant.
Scientists who examined the skull were never able to reliably say which creature it belonged to. But they were sure that no terrestrial species known to science had such a skull. The skull found on the island was one and a half times the size of a human, with giant eye sockets and a smooth surface. Most likely, its owner had excellent eyesight and could tolerate the cold climate well.
Hydrocarbon analysis of the find showed that the creature to which the skull belongs lived between 1200 and 1280 years, and was buried in the ground no earlier than 1900. It turns out that for almost seven centuries people had the object, and then for some unknown reason they decided to bury it.
In 2008, the skull came to the specialists from the Copenhagen Veterinary High School. Veterinarians were sure that it belonged to a mammal, but they could not answer the main question (which one?).
In the folklore of the inhabitants of Sealand there is a legend about a mysterious man who was a member of the secret "Order of the Light of Pegasus" and who owns a number of valuable items and artifacts, including a deformed skull. It is assumed that the skull was found in one of the countries of the Balkan Peninsula, and before getting to Sealand, the item was stored in Germany and France. Note that members of the "Order of Light of Pegasus" could be Rene Descartes, William Shakespeare, Thomas Jefferson, Giovanni Boccaccio.
According to the name, the members of the order had something to do with the constellation Pegasus, and it is likely that the skull could belong to an alien who flew in from this constellation. Moreover, the theory of aliens visiting Earth is quite popular. And who knows, maybe it was no coincidence that the first exoplanet 51 Pegasus b discovered by scientists belonged to the Pegasus constellation system?
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The Sealand skull is far from the only find of this type. In 1920, the skull of the "Star Boy" was found in Mexico, whose brain had a volume of 1600 cubic meters. centimeters, despite the fact that the brain of a modern adult is 1400 cubic centimeters. In addition, the brain had three frontal lobes (the average person has two) and huge eye sockets. Four years later, another pumpkin-shaped skull was found in Africa. At first, it was believed that it belonged to a small monkey, but later it was assumed that it was still an alien skull.
In 1995, at least two strange skulls were found - one in Peru over 10 thousand years old and had an oblong shape, and the other in the state of Texas. The Texas skull may have belonged to Cyclops, due to the fact that it had one eye socket located in the middle of its forehead, and its owner weighed at least 350 kg and was 2.5 meters tall. In 2001, in the Rhodope Mountains (Bulgaria), a mysterious skull was found, the owner of which could be a half-human, half-bull, or a minotaur. However, due to the fact that tourists managed to find only half of the object, scientists did not seriously deal with the find.
It is likely that the owner of the Sealand Skull could have flown to Earth from the depths of Space. Moreover, more and more people are skeptical about the version that we are alone in the Universe. And if we are not alone, then why can't its other inhabitants come to our Earth?
Sergey Sidorin