NASA UFO Study Team Chair Says "Alien Mummies" in Mexico Are Hoax

The chair of NASA's UFO study team, David Spergel, has dismissed claims that mummies of alien beings have been found in Mexico.

The claims were made by Jaime Maussan, a longtime UFO personality with a history of hoaxing. Maussan said that the mummies were found in a cave in the Yucatán Peninsula and that they had been preserved for thousands of years.

 

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Spergel said that there is no evidence to support Maussan's claims. He said that the mummies are likely just bones of animals or humans that have been naturally mummified.

 

"There is no scientific evidence to support the claims that these are alien mummies," Spergel said. "The most likely explanation is that they are the remains of animals or humans that have been naturally mummified."

 

Spergel's comments come as NASA's UFO study team continues its investigation into unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs). The team is tasked with assessing the potential threat posed by UAPs and determining whether they are of extraterrestrial origin.

 

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The team's findings are due to be released later this year.

In a statement, Maussan said that he is "disappointed" by Spergel's dismissal of his claims. He said that he has "ample evidence" to support his claims and that he is "confident" that the mummies are real.

"I have been investigating UFOs for over 30 years and I have never seen anything like these mummies," Maussan said. "I am confident that they are real and that they will change the way we think about the universe."

 

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The claims of alien mummies in Mexico have been met with skepticism by many experts. However, Maussan has said that he is willing to provide the mummies to scientists for further study.

It remains to be seen whether the mummies are real or not. However, the claims have reignited the debate about the possibility of extraterrestrial life.

 

FAQs

What are the claims about the alien mummies?

The claims are that mummies of alien beings have been found in a cave in the Yucatán Peninsula and that they have been preserved for thousands of years.

Who made the claims?

The claims were made by Jaime Maussan, a longtime UFO personality with a history of hoaxing.

What evidence does Maussan have to support his claims?

Maussan has not released any physical evidence to support his claims. He has only provided photographs and videos of the mummies, which have been dismissed by experts as being inconclusive.

What does NASA say about the claims?

NASA has dismissed the claims as a hoax. The chair of NASA's UFO study team, David Spergel, said that there is no scientific evidence to support the claims that the mummies are alien.

What does Maussan say about NASA's dismissal of his claims?

Maussan said that he is "disappointed" by NASA's dismissal of his claims. He said that he has "ample evidence" to support his claims and that he is "confident" that the mummies are real.

What are the chances that the mummies are real?

The chances that the mummies are real are very slim. There is no scientific evidence to support the claims, and the mummies have been dismissed by experts as being a hoax.

What happens next?

Maussan has said that he is willing to provide the mummies to scientists for further study. It remains to be seen whether the mummies are real or not. However, the claims have reignited the debate about the possibility of extraterrestrial life.