Slashdot Mirror

http://www.enterprisemission.com/
http://www.xenotechresearch.com/
http://www.coasttocoastam.com/
http://www.divinecosmos.com/
http://www.haarp.alaska.edu/
http://einstein.stanford.edu/
http://www.biocybernaut.com/
http://www.lod.org/
http://noosphere.princeton.edu/
http://www.sitchin.com/
http://www.lenr-canr.org/
http://www.zptech.net/
http://www.un.org/depts/dhl/dag/meditationroom.htm
http://www.starchildproject.com/

That should keep everybody busy ..

(Actually, I do not take them all that seriously, although such sites are an interesting read from time to time.)

With that much time for evolution, I doubt that there were only one or two varieties of humaniods. I imagine that there were many. and some just didn't make it.

Good to keep things in perspective, because good science is getting scarce in the public eye.

The Nature article was good, but over the head of someone not a specialist. The Nature Science Update posted above is a better read for those who do not want a headache trying to decipher the highly technical original

There is a lot of evidence in the article to suggest a hoax or at least a scam, but after looking at the pictures at their site, I had to say "hmmmm."

There are many details that don't make sense in context to what I know:

The skull looks strikingly humanoid, especially the 'seams' (not the right word, but whatever) on the back of the skull where the pieces of skull grew together after birth. The mere presence of those 'seams' mean that the 'alien' was born in a mammilian way. Seems like life from another planet should be a little more original...

Humans can't breed with aliens. You don't believe me? Try having impregnating chimp - their genes are 99% identical to ours and it still doesn't work. Unless the 'aliens' engineered a special breed that could procreate with humans there is no way. This is a little stupid though, if they can create a compatible being, why not just clone humans in the lab? Why mess with humans at all if they have genetic (or equivalent) mastery?

While the article discussed genetic disorders as a cause of deformation, it did not explore other avenues of deformation: False Hellebore (Veratrum viride), when eaten by pregnant sheep causes the baby to be born with only one eye socket with both eyes in it! I was unable to find documentation on the web, but I read this (and saw a picture) doing research for a project of mine (don't ask:).

They don't seem to be getting much funding at all. It normally seems that fanatics jump all over this kind of thing. Why then, are they having trouble making money? A: they are really bad at communicating with sponsors OR B: the sponsors back out after getting some information not included in the webpage. It also seems strange that not one of the 'experts' they talked to wanted to have their name used anywhere.

Otherwise, i quite liked the site and the big hi-res pictures.

Hey! I think I just spotted an alien! Oh, wait, it's just my roommate, nevermind.

• Cholula is apparently the site of the Temanapa Pyramid, a "major religious center before the Spanish arrived".
• Apparently this involves Chihuahuas somehow. "Drop the Chalupa-cabra! Don't be a fool!"
• Apparently Cholula was a holy city
• And there's a volcano there.
• And Chewbaca is a wookie
• Therefore, my client is an alien!

Check the main page
http://www.starchildproject.com/

Whether they're authentic or not is an entirely different issue :)

They are here

They did - there's a link to the rest of the site on that page.

http://www.starchildproject.com/

Go to their main page at http://www.starchildproject.com/ and you can see all the pictures you want.