Some Examples Of 'Non-Human Biologics' That Could Fall From Space At Any Moment
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Some Examples Of 'Non-Human Biologics' That Could Fall From Space At Any Moment
Realistically speaking
Laika the dog died in orbit in 1957. Her remains disintegrated on re-entry in 1958.
Félicette went up as part of the French space program in 1963.
Enos was the first chimpanzee to orbit earth in 1961.
Mice went to space starting in 1950.
Gordo the spider monkey went up in 1958 and was lost at splashdown.
All of these are far more likely explanations for “non-human biologics” being found in a “crashed spacecraft” than aliens from the 8th dimension.
Some Examples Of 'Non-Human Biologics' That Could Fall From Space At Any Moment
What goes around comes around. UFOs are a perennial fad.
In the 1970s after Erich Von Daniken published his series of little green men fantasies starting with Chariots of the Gods, I spent many long evenings in the back yard with my Grandmother scanning the heavens with binoculars hoping to be first in the queue when the aliens arrived.
I can understand from the life my Grandma lead why she was hoping to get abducted.