He says that the Abydos Temple glyphs are an example of a secret space program with advanced technologies run by a priestly caste. This allowed for the development of secret space programs that actively conducted off-world missions without the knowledge of most of the population. When she recognized Corey, she quickly left suggesting that she had been warned-off from talking about her off-world experience by an unknown national security agency enforcing secrecy.Ĭorey explains that ancient human civilizations followed a similar development model to our own insofar as advanced technologies were not widely dispersed. Importantly, he said that he saw a woman at a local tax office who was one of the participants from the original meeting. At the last meeting held prior to April 12, he said that just over 35 or so of the same type of people that attended the first meeting were present. None had served with any of the secret space programs.
Corey believes that the one thing they held in common was that they were “star seeds” – individuals who in prior incarnations had been part of one or more extraterrestrial civilizations. In his responses, Corey explains that at the first meeting held sometime in March 2015, approximately 70 private individuals attended from around the world representing different ethnicities. He gives more details about various ancient human space programs that continue to exist and are active in ongoing meetings with Earth’s current space programs and visiting extraterrestrial civilizations, He also gives more details about the private citizens, in addition to himself and secret space program personnel, that have met with extraterrestrial representatives in various secret locations.
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In the second part of his responses to a series of questions sent on April 12 about his alleged covert service with up to five secret space programs originating from recent human history, Corey/GoodETxSG reveals more information about continuing human-extraterrestrial alliance meetings. This latter approach is being taken by the ExoMars rover ( ) under development where drilled samples taken from a depth of up to 2 meters will be analyzed.Written by Dr Michael Salla on April 14, 2015 Future missions must either find surface regions where erosion from wind-blown sand has recently exposed very ancient material, or alternately samples must be obtained from a shielded region beneath the surface. However, over hundreds of millions of years these molecular fossils on Mars are subject to being destroyed or transformed to the point where they may no longer be recognized as biosignatures.
We can search for evidence of cells preserved in rocks, or at a much smaller scale: compounds called biosignatures are molecular fossils, specific compounds that give some indication of the organisms that created them. MEP is now developing the Mars 2020 rover mission ( ) to determine whether life may have left telltale signatures in the rocks on Mars’s surface, a further shift to the current science theme “Seek the Signs of Life”.įinding fossils preserved from early Mars might tell us that life once flourished on this planet. After establishing that Mars once had significant amount of water on its surface, the Mars Science Laboratory (which includes the Curiosity rover) was sent to Mars to determine whether Mars had the right ingredients in the rocks to host life, signaling a shift to the next theme of “Explore Habitability”. The Pathfinder mission and Mars Exploration Rovers (Spirit and Opportunity) were sent to Mars to “Follow the Water,” recognizing that liquid water is necessary for life to exist on Earth.
The field of Astrobiology saw a resurgence due to the controversy surrounding the possible fossil life in the ALH84001 meteorite, and from the outsized public response to this announcement, and subsequent interest from Congress and the White House, NASA’s Astrobiology Program ( )and one of its major programs, the NASA Astrobiology Institute ( ) were formed.Īlso at this time, NASA’s Mars Exploration Program began to investigate Mars with an increasing focus on missions to the Red Planet. The twin Viking landers of 1976 were NASA’s first life detection mission, and although the results from the experiments failed to detect life in the Martian regolith, and resulted in a long period with fewer Mars missions, it was not the end of the fascination that the Astrobiology science community had for the red planet.
However, the exploration of Mars has been intertwined with NASA’s search for life from the beginning. Astrobiology is a relatively new field of study, where scientists from a variety of disciplines (astronomy, biology, geology, physics, etc.) work together to understand the potential for life to exist beyond Earth.
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