Radio Astronomers Discover Life on Exoplanet PSR B1621-3956-1262JKR, Julian Jove reporting
In
a joint mission, NASA's Kepler spacecraft has aided radio astronomers in the
discovery of alien worlds, which we call exoplanets because they are outside our
solar system. These discoveries have occurred at a record pace and it was
inevitable that an Earth-sized planet would be found in the so-called
"Goldilocks zone", an orbit that is just the right size so that the primordial
soup is neither too hot nor too cold. Such a planet, a “super-Earth” was found
Friday, 13 July, 2012. Chief scientist Dr. Jeffrey Stewart from the Office of
Scientific Investigation and Integrity (OSII’s claim is “Our emails have
never been hacked”) said at a news conference in Jasper, Wyoming that day
“We setup the Gigantic Metricwave Radio Telescope (GMRT) in Punetune, French
Guiana in a very long baseline interferometric combination (VLBIC, pronounced “vel-bic”)
with the 769 m polar-mount dish antenna (769PMDA) at Tarbank,
Khazkhanablhakinski in the former Soviet Union. We tested the “Gaia hypothesis”
by combining several scientific research methods including the “coded mask
method” and the “radio shadow eclipsing test” and used them to detect the
interaction of 1675 MHz hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) emissions
with the paramagnetic field in the inter-stellar medium (ISPMF). As a result we
found decadal carbon-phosphorus lines at 30.1 and 301.0 MHz that resulted from
combined processes of chemical galvanism and electro-biology. These are
indisputably clear evidence that life exists outside our solar system. To add
garnish on the soup, we found that, unlike here on Earth, this newly discovered
life appears to have actual intelligence.” Dr. Stewart would not elaborate “for
security reasons,” but he later said “Our measurements have an uncertainty of
about 2 parts per trillion (ppt). You cannot get much better than that.” A
collaborator, Dr. Henry Gatewood, of OSII’s sister organization, Office of
Science Effects and Ethics (OSEE), added a startling revelation “We not only
discovered life on another planet but we detected very strong evidence,
determined by a disciplined application of the “Regional Climate Change
Hyper-Matrix Framework” that a strong stellar flare hit the planet like 3
million dead cats causing it to undergo global climate change.”