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NASA Scientist Has Fossil Evidence of Alien Life

Chris Matyszczyk (CNET, March 5, 2011)

Living in the Bay Area, one often wonders where certain beings really came from. And it seems that the pressure for authorities to admit that everything down here isn't exactly human increases every day. Now an astrobiologist with NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center, Dr. Richard B. Hoover, has added to the excitement.

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