Aliens 'have been on Earth a long time': Stanford Professor (Dr. Garry Nolan)

foxnews.com ^ | May 27, 2023 | Chris Eberhart

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This article is a few months old, but was linked prominently in a FoxNews.com article yesterday on the Pentagon's new AARO website.

For those not familiar with Dr. Garry Nolan, he is the Rachford and Carlota A. Harris Professor in the Department of Pathology at Stanford University School of Medicine. He runs the Nolan Lab at Stanford, which is one of the world's foremost cutting-edge labs specializing in the analysis of biological material at the cellular level.

Nolan holds a huge number of patents and was founder of Rigel Inc. (NASDAQ: RIGL), Nodality, Inc. (a diagnostics development company), BINA (a genomics computational infrastructure company sold to Roche Diagnostics), Apprise (sold to Roche Sequencing Solutions), co-Founder of Ionpath, co-Founder of Akoya, and serves on the Boards of Directors of several companies as well as consults for other biotechnology companies.

Nolan is a member of the Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy at Stanford.

As an aside, Nolan first came into contact with the idea of UFOs when he was asked by the government to figure out why military people who had reportedly come into close contact with UFOs were developing illnesses.

When he first spoke out about this matter, Stanford warned him that his tenure might be at risk. Like Dr. John Mack (Harvard Medical) before him, he responded to Stanford Medical by saying that his work would adhere to the principles of scientific investigation only and would not create a cause of tenure risk.

Stanford agreed and told him to proceed.

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[LouAvul]

I have zero regard for Stanford. I have less regard for anyone with the title of "professor." And still less regard for Faux News.

But, carry on.

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Ping

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That’s a valid point of view. Thx.

[rivercat]

Another person in need of attention. At least he’s not calling himself a woman and dressing in drag to get that attention.

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BTW, when it comes to your opinion of ANY university, professor, or Fox News, I tend to agree with you.

[DouglasKC]

Another “smart” liberal who thinks the Drake equation is real science.

[freedomjusticeruleoflaw]

He is 100% sure. Which is the standard guarantee that he is wrong.

[weezel]

They built the pyramids.

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He’s worth several hundred mil from patents, inventions, and companies he has founded. And he’s one of the top immunologists in the world...so I doubt he’s looking for attention.

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He’s non-political, but has said that 95% of his support on this issue comes from conservatives.

[systemjim]

Aliens have been on this earth for a long time. They are called “teenagers”.

[Jonty30]

I agree with him. Angels, who are aliens, have been interacting with man since his beginning.

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Yep. And all kinds of other spiritual—non-corporeal—beings (good, bad, and in between).

[Sirius Lee]

It certainly makes sense that aliens, if they exist and are here, may have been around for a long time. An advanced civilization can build robotic probes controlled by AI to explore the galaxy, and they don't require traveling at superluminal speeds to do so. These Von Neumann probes could even carry the genetic information of the host species and start cloning/mixing and matching to adapt to whatever planet they happen upon.

No little saucers zipping between stars involved. Once they make landfall and disembark from the mothership, they set up underground bases where they are protected from the vagaries of solar storms and cometary impacts. The things we see zipping around could be shuttles for local trips as it were.

All speculation. But within the realm of near-future sci fi. If we don't destroy ourselves, humans may be launching similar probes in a hundred years to other stars to seed our galactic neighborhood.

Unless, it's already been seeded, ironically, by our near ancestors/cousins.

[chopperk]

Dr. Nolan must be on the sauce when he wrote this article.

[joshua c]

that certainly explains elon musk

[yldstrk]

I agree. They also built Machu Picchu. And SpaceX.

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I have wondered if Elon, Dr. Nolan, and few others of their ilk aren't either alien or some kind of alien-human hybrid.

Just too darned smart to be human.