Science Fact or Fiction - Charmain Ingleton

The question is, “Does space Plankton exist?” Our seas are magnificent and so is the universe. Although we sail in ships and dive to the bottom of our oceans in submarines there is still plenty of ocean surface, that lays undiscovered. Under a microscope, sea water brings many surprises with unusual looking plants and animals. Some are known to us whilst there are some that are not. Either way we call them Plankton. With this in mind, although there’s still much more to discover under the ocean humans don’t want to pursue it. Their interest appears to be more focused on space and I don’t mean an ‘empty space’ but the ‘universe’ type space. Now this is only my opinion, but isn’t it possible that there’s transparent lifeforms similar to plankton floating or gliding continuously within the darkness of space? Basically, ‘Space Plankton.’ Just because it hasn’t been discovered yet doesn’t mean it’s doesn’t exist… It’s been proven here on Earth that creatures can survive in e...

The question is, “Are Sea Cucumber’s clones?” Did you know, that a sea cucumber is a scavenger that eats algae and waste particles and can grow up to three feet long? If you cut one in half it becomes two separate sea cucumbers. The more pieces you cut out of a sea cucumber, the more individual live sea cucumbers are created. So, with this in mind is it possible that they were all cloned from the first ever sea cucumber? Interesting ah? I read that they can be eaten in a soup, in a stew or even stuffed with meat, however I’ve never tasted one and I’m not likely to either. These amazing creatures are doing a great job keeping the algae levels down. Their regeneration skills are basically out of this world, literally. For all we know, this creature could have come from out of space, bought to Earth on the back of a meteorite, where it crashed into an ocean and began to thrive. Buy hey, what do I know I’m not a Marine Biologist. What do you think?   Author: Cha...

  The question is, “Are headaches caused by aliens?” With between 80-90% of the population suffering from a tension headache during their lifetime, could this be caused by aliens? I ask this because there appears to be much more alien activity on our planet. UFOs are continuously spotted all over the world and for all we know they could be emitting a frequency that triggers that searing head pain. Also, with the mention of aliens living amongst us. If this is true, how do we know that just by being close to one, isn’t the trigger to spark an attack especially if we got too close, or it felt threatened. Could this be a defence mechanism? However, with radio signals being transmitted from the Black Knight Satellites orbiting Earth down to the planet’s surface, as well as H.A.A.R.P, and the unknown objects that fly above our heads. It’s obvious that the planet’s surface is being bombarded with radio signals in many frequencies. So, could these be a culprit too? But hey, ...

The question is, “Who is Ata?” In 2003 researchers discovered a skeleton that was 6-8 inches long in a Chilean Desert. The most interesting thing of all was that it looked alien. It had an elongated head, mature teeth and well-developed bones. It also had nine ribs where we humans have 12 and scans revealed that its heart and lungs were still intact. Well, you can imagine the researchers surprise when it was declared human even though 9% of its DNA didn’t match our human genome. Some believe it’s a deformed human especially as the bone structure was like that of a six-year-old child. But at 6-8 inches long this appears to be a very interesting mystery. So, if Ata is human and 9% is of alien origin then could this be our missing evolutionary link?  Now, I'm no genius but if this is the case then it looks like our missing link is alien? But hey, I'm no archaeologist. What do you think?   Author: Charmain Ingleton www.thewalkways.co.u...