NASA screws up, NASA cooks up another "alien life" story.

[Polaris]

Is it a coincidence? Amidst the humiliation surrounding the failure that costed 400 million dollars, NASA pulls another trick out of their sleeve for mere distraction purposes.
Makes you wonder how valid their science is if they use it for PR stunts.

http://www.infowars.com/nasa-scientist-claims-evidence-of-alien-life-on-meteorite/

http://www.infowars.com/nasa-science-satellite-lost-in-424-million-launch-failure/

[Scootle]

So wait ... a fossil of a phylum of bacteria that's found here on earth has been found on a meteorite. If this is alien, then either we must be related to it in some way ... some how ... or we're looking at a miraculous example of intersteller convergent evolution!

[iks83]

They found traces of life on Mars in the 70s ffs but the bible bangers came along and forced them to go with the no life story. And they actually went there and found it there and not in some meteorites on earth. I wonder why they go with stories like than anyways, its not like its space exploration related and give more public support for funding it.

Makes me mad... trillions for the banks and no giant leap. NASA even has a new moonbuggy that is pressurized... wonder how they will get that one up there.