StarChild - Extra-terrestrial?

**Toker** · 08-31-10, 05:47 PM

**Toker** · 08-31-10, 05:49 PM

Kinda neat....

http://www.starchildproject.com/

**WickedTribe** · 08-31-10, 06:48 PM

Birth defect.

**Toker** · 08-31-10, 07:49 PM

Originally Posted by WickedTribe

Birth defect.

I would assume so as well, but.............. a lot of unexplained. DNA doesn't tend to lie...

**shoi** · 08-31-10, 08:27 PM

will be interesting to see... though i dont think there will ever be conclusive proof with this case, maybe a lot of evidence just not enough

**Fovezer** · 08-31-10, 09:18 PM

Some quick research shows that in 1999, DNA test was done and it was determined to be human with human parents due to the existence of human sex chromosomes. In 2003, mtDNA was used to determine the two skulls belonged to Native America halpogroups. In short, I don't buy this story. Birth defect makes the most logical sense and the evidence fits.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Starchild_skull

There are a lot of "it could be"s, hypotheticals, and the only "evidence" that this is alien is that there is no match to link it to humans in the NIH database. The lack of evidence is not evidence for something else. Instead of accepting the fact that the mtDNA is pretty much bulletproof evidence that the skulls are human, he tries to invent a crazy story about surrogate alien babies. They really have no evidence, but they already have a conclusion and are trying to force the square facts into their round hole, which is the typical MO of conspiracy theorists.

**WickedTribe** · 08-31-10, 09:32 PM

Originally Posted by Toker

I would assume so as well, but.............. a lot of unexplained. DNA doesn't tend to lie...

No, it doesn't, and the fact that it has human X and Y chromosomes shows that it had two human parents. The chances that extra-terrestrial life that originated independently would use the same coding mechanisms is pretty infinitesimal. The idea that it would have X and Y identical to ours is simply ludicrous. This is pesudoscience, and every bit as silly as creationism.

**deathgodusmc** · 08-31-10, 10:38 PM

Originally Posted by WickedTribe

No, it doesn't, and the fact that it has human X and Y chromosomes shows that it had two human parents. The chances that extra-terrestrial life that originated independently would use the same coding mechanisms is pretty infinitesimal. The idea that it would have X and Y identical to ours is simply ludicrous. This is pesudoscience, and every bit as silly as creationism.

Mission to Mars already exsplained that.

**Toker** · 09-01-10, 09:43 AM

New DNA evidence, not what WIKI says from 7 years ago, but new DNA testing from 2010 is showing different results. It's not as conclusive as you guys are saying.