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Could life on Earth have originated from beyond our planet?
The theory of Panspermia suggests exactly that—that life can spread throughout the universe via comets, asteroids, interstellar dust, and even engineered biological capsules.

This video examines several pieces of controversial yet intriguing evidence supporting this idea. Scientists have discovered extremophiles capable of surviving intense radiation, vacuum, and extreme temperatures—conditions similar to outer space. Even more astonishing, researchers have reported finding microorganisms on the exterior of the International Space Station, raising questions about whether life can naturally drift through space.

At the center of this mystery is a small titanium-based sphere collected in the stratosphere by Professor Milton Wainwright’s research team. The sphere contains a biological material and appears to be composed of metal commonly used in advanced engineering. Some scientists speculate it could be an engineered object—a microscopic probe intentionally sent to seed life on Earth. This supports the concept of directed Panspermia, first proposed by Nobel laureate Francis Crick.

The source also touches on the provocative idea that human DNA may contain a coded message, possibly left by an ancient extraterrestrial civilization. While highly controversial, such claims challenge traditional views of evolution and the origin of life.

As researchers continue to analyze these mysterious samples, one question grows louder:
Is life on Earth the result of a cosmic experiment?

Dive into the theories, the evidence, and the unanswered questions surrounding one of the greatest mysteries of our existence.