Martians have been living on Ceres the whole time — that’s my narrative and I’m sticking with it.
If you’re not aware, Ceres is a dwarf planet that’s located in the asteroid belt in the between Mars and Jupiter.
Well, it turns out Ceres might be home to alien life of its own, according to a new study that points to the presence of organic matter on the planet. And plenty of it, according to the research done by Terik Daly, a planetary scientist at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory who led the study, WION reported.
Organic matter was originally found on Ceres back in 2017, but scientists have now revealed that the presence of that matter could be a lot more widespread than they thought. In other words, they feel like that widespread presence could provide the needed resources to host life — alien life.
Scientists also think that a huge interior reservoir of organics could be on the planet, which would mean oxygen.
Dwarf planet Ceres could be a great place to hunt for alien life. Here’s why https://t.co/BGgBJ9cdtt pic.twitter.com/KS2EqroQGf
— SPACE.com (@SPACEdotcom) October 18, 2023
I KNEW THESE GUYS WERE REAL!
I’m just sayin’ … we have this little dwarf planet with organic matter all over it that could potentially mean that it’s hosting life, and it’s right beside Mars. (RELATED: The US Government Is Getting A Massive Amount Of UFO Reports With The Numbers Only Getting Higher And Higher)
I think we just gotten a step closer to proving the existence of aliens.
Oh yeah. Time to start planning out our first encounter with this guy: