In the course of researching a mysterious metal object discovered in the inception sphere, scientists at the University of Buckingham concluded that the tiny round ball could well contain microorganisms specially sent by aliens to thereby give birth to life on our planet.
And although, in the pictures, the object is small, in fact, according to the researchers, it could be a huge ball, the size of an entire planet. In terms of its true size, it is comparable to the thickness of a human hair.
The mysterious ball was discovered by a group of experts led by astrobiologist Milton Weinwright when they studied the dust collected in the stratosphere with a special device.
As stated by Wainwright himself, the discovered object has a size comparable to the thickness of a human hair. Inside it contains biological material, and outside it is covered with fibrous tissue.
Experts believe that this is a space probe sent by an extraterrestrial civilization and containing the seeds of future life, which should have been "sown" on Earth.
Many agree with this hypothesis, despite the fact that it sounds somewhat fantastic, including the Nobel Prize laureate Francis Crick. The scientist honored such a high award for discoveries related to the molecular structure of DNA and its transfer of information in living systems.
This theory is called "directed panspermia" and on the one hand sounds like a fantasy. It is based on the assumption that life spreads through the Universe as a kind of "hitchhiker" - on meteorites and comets.
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For the first time, the theory of directed panspermia was voiced by the molecular biologist Crick, who was one of those who discovered the structure of DNA. He suggested that some alien civilization once sent living "seeds" to the Earth. Twenty years later, Crick, along with his colleague Leslie Orgel, presented a work on panspermia to the scientific community. Now it seems that this theory has a completely material basis.
