Anonymous claims NASA is about to make an important announcement about alien life

We need specific evidence, or is Anonymous waiting for NASA to announce to the government?

The hacker network Anonymous has announced that NASA is preparing to inform the public about the evidence they have obtained about extraterrestrial life . It is worth looking forward to, but the prestigious Science Alert website announces that it has confirmed the source and said that Anonymous did not provide any further evidence to support their claims. Or, this group wants to let NASA announce to . orthodox.

Video statement by Anonymous group.

This latest Anomymous statement is based in part on the new discoveries that the Kepler Telescope has made, when it finds 219 new planets that can survive life outside our Solar System. In April, Thomas Zurbuchen, NASA's Scientific Mission Manager in Washington said during a congressional meeting that:

'With all the different activities and every mission of studying the universe, especially those that seek proof of extraterrestrial life, we are standing at the threshold of one of the deepest discoveries, never happened in history '.

However, if only that, Anonymous announced that NASA is about to announce something about aliens is not enough. We need more evidence. Perhaps this is just a way of pulling the opinion of this group of hackers?

Perhaps this is just a way of pulling the opinion of this group of hackers?

Even so, they are still partially true: NASA is having more advanced tools than ever before, the right tools to find evidence that the distant universe has life.

The Kepler Space Telescope was launched in mid-air in 2009, to study potential distant stars and planets orbiting it. So far, we have discovered 4,000 extrasolar planets, 30 of which are about the same size as the Earth and are located in the can-be region of a star - that is close enough to be slightly warm and not dry, far enough away that the water on it doesn't freeze.

Earlier this year, NASA announced the discovery of a 'sibling' star system with us called TRAPPIST-1 . It is possible to have life, and is quite close to the distance of 3.9 light years.

So far, we have discovered 4,000 planets outside the solar system, 30 of which are about the same size as the Earth.

Recently, we discovered that on the moon of Enceladus of Jupiter, all elements to maintain life were present, just waiting for me to ship it to confirm it.

Next year, NASA will launch the James Webb Space Telescope, a more advanced and much more sensitive device.

Although Stephen Hawking believed that there were aliens in the distant Universe, he advised us not to send signals out there because we might encounter unfriendly civilizations (though he added that , it was too late); even though the cosmological physicist Neil deGrasse Tyson thinks we won't find alien life in the next 50 years; We still have reason to believe.

Suddenly today, Anonymous made a statement that NASA is about to announce something big related to this issue. Or do they have any information we don't know? However, please doubt this information, do not expect too much because they may just claim it based on what NASA and many other scientists have said.