They may be the ancestors of Homer, Marge, Bart, and Lisa Simpson.
Posted on 09/13/2023 3:38:26 AM PDT by janetjanet998
My understanding of the carbon dating method says it would be meaningless in this case. It is based on the known and supposedly consistent levels of radioactive carbon on earth. Carbon-based life forms maintain a steady level of carbon-14 during their life. When they die, the radioactive carbon in their body continues its natural decay, but is not replaced. Thus, measuring the amount of radioactive carbon present in an object, like wood or bodies, will tell you how long it has been since the life form died.
What are the odds that an alien planet has the same levels of radioactive carbon as the earth? Until that is proven, aren’t carbon dating results for alien creatures meaningless?
You can plainly see those remains are from a chupacabra, not an alien.
Somebody call Giorgio A. Tsoukalos stat! Tell him it’s an emergency!
You make good points, but it’s the best method we have for now.
How could they test the dna if it has been fossilized?
I was wondering about the odds of testable DNA evolving on two separate planets... With a 70% similarity no less!
No room for organs in the ones shown. No rib cage. Probably a stuck together amalgam of sloth and some others.
Or Piltdown man hoax.
Look....a squirrel. No wait...it’s a three fingered alien mummy! LOL
Didn’t we do alien autopsies in the 1990s?
That needs a picture of Powers Booth from Tombstone to go with it.
I think they were mummified, not fossilized.
(Here I am responding as if I think these are “real”....jeez.)
They may be the ancestors of Homer, Marge, Bart, and Lisa Simpson.
Carbon dating is based on a conjecture about the average concentration of an isotope in EARTH’s atmosphere.
These were wacked by the cartel.
Your CIA alien dollars at work.
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