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Alien corpses unveiled in Mexico might be real after all, lab tests say. One of the corpses of aliens that were unveiled last week in Mexico Congress underwent several laboratory tests, including an X-ray and CT scan, as part of an investigation to determine whether they were man-made or real.

Mr. Benitez also said that his team found that one "was alive, was intact, was biological, and was in gestation. Mexican doctors conducted extensive laboratory studies on the two alleged "non-human" alien corpses revealed last week. The tests were done by Jose de Jesus Zalce Benitez, a forensic doctor with the Navy, at the Noor Clinic on Monday. Dr. Benitez said "no evidence of any assembly or manipulation of the skulls" was found.

Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) releases videos of unidentified aerial phenomena. 2013 Aguadilla, Puerto Rico Video Released Shows Ariel Phenomena as part of CBP FOIA request. Fly Object is recorded for several minutes then diapears into the ocean.

Strange lights in the sky. Baffling aircraft seemingly defying physics. Reports of bizarre encounters with otherworldly craft. For decades, a confounding phenomenon has haunted the fringes of human imagination.

Two diminutive bodies, claimed to be "non-human" in nature, have undergone scientific testing, including CT scans and x-rays, after being presented in the Mexican congress. UFO enthusiast Jaime Maussan brought these alleged artifacts to a congressional hearing, sparking viral speculation about their extraterrestrial origin. However, the scientific community remains skeptical, and the results of the tests have raised questions about the authenticity of these mysterious specimens.

In a world where the boundaries of the unknown constantly blur with the known, UFO sightings remain an enigma that defies easy explanations. While skeptics abound, there's an eerie feeling that creeps up your spine when you delve into these tales of strange lights, alien abductions, and unexplained phenomena.

In the age of information, mysteries seldom remain concealed for long. This rings especially true for claims of clandestine programs dealing with the retrieval and reverse engineering of crashed UFOs. Recent accusations of a "coverup" are rippling through the halls of power after the Inspector General of the Intelligence Community dropped a bombshell: they haven't investigated these eyebrow-raising allegations.

“Are we alone?” is a question that’s been asked longer than anyone can remember. What lies beyond the stars has captured the curiosity of humans for centuries. Ancient man carved and painted images of strange people and craft that appeared to be coming from the sky, well before the Wright brothers' first flight. In modern times we scour the sky with high-tech telescopes and radio waves looking for any signs of life in the cosmos, and until now, they’ve come up empty.

In a surprising move reflecting the growing fascination with unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs), NASA has finally unveiled its first "UFO czar," Mark McInerney, who will lead UAP research efforts. This announcement comes on the heels of calls for NASA to take a more active role in investigating UAPs, as well as concerns for the safety of those involved.

They’re baaaack! Well, at least in the headlines. Not quite 2 weeks ago, I wrote an article about some strange and interesting developments about the government’s admission of UAPs, unidentified aerial phenomena, some video evidence that was presented to Congress, as well as new pictures of "Nessie". Well, there’s more news this week, and some of it is pretty cool.

In the heart of the rugged Wyoming wilderness, where the rugged mountains kissed the endless plains, there exists a story that defies the boundaries of reality. It's a tale of a man named Carl Higdon, whose life took an astonishing turn on a crisp autumn day in 1974. Buckle up for the astonishing story of Carl Higdon and his inexplicable encounter.

NASA recently assembled a team of 16 experts to investigate Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAPs), previously known as UFOs. These mysterious sightings have captured the attention of the public, the military, and lawmakers. The team's report, known as the Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Independent Study, is set to be released to the public.

A self-proclaimed UFO researcher who has previously presented alleged extraterrestrial discoveries that were later disproved presented the remains of putative "non-human" individuals to the Mexican Congress on Tuesday.

In a remarkable turn of events, what were alleged to be 1,000-year-old "non-human alien corpses" took center stage in glass display cases during the Mexican Congress's first-ever hearing on UFOs.

During the first-ever UFO session in Mexico's Congress, a self-described ufologist displayed what he claimed to be Peruvian alien corpses. Under oath, Jaime Maussan stated that he thought the remains were not terrestrial in origin. Maussan has been linked to earlier alien claims that were later shown to be untrue. He stated in his testimony that unidentified DNA was discovered during the Autonomous National University of Mexico's examination of the bodies. He added that X-rays revealed eggs within them.