Showing posts with label Richard Hoover. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Richard Hoover. Show all posts

Thursday, February 20, 2014

Proof of Life on Mars Destroyed, Claims Former NASA Scientist | VIDEO


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Former NASA Scientist claims conspiracy about Mars photo

By OpenMinds
YouTube
2-19-14


     Former NASA Scientist Richard Hoover shares revelations with journalist Lee Speigel from the Huffington Post. Hoover talks about the fact that someone may have destroyed evidence of life on Mars. This took place at the Open Minds 2014 International UFO Congress and Film Festival in Fountain Hills Arizona

Wednesday, February 05, 2014

Evidence of Extraterrestrial Life To Be Presented By NASA Astrobiologist (Ret)

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Evidence of Extraterrestrial Life To Be Presented By NASA Astrobiologist (Ret)

Retired NASA Astrobiologist Will Present Evidence of Extraterrestrial Life at UFO Conference

Alejandro Rojas By Alejandro Rojas
www.openminds.tv
2-4-14

     Controversial astrobiologist Richard Hoover and his colleagues at the Centre for Astrobiology at the University of Buckingham have been making worldwide headlines for years due to their claims that scientist have already obtained valid evidence of extraterrestrial life. Hoover will be presenting some of this evidence at the International UFO Congress at the Fort McDowell Radisson in Fountain Hills, Arizona on Thursday, February 13.

Hoover’s controversial claims caught major media attention while he was working as the Astrobiology Group Leader at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama in 2011. In March of that year Fox News ran a story about a sneak preview they received of a paper Hoover submitted to the Journal of Cosmology in which he claims to have found evidence of microfossils inside a meteorite.
Hoover told Fox News, “I interpret it as indicating that life is more broadly distributed than restricted strictly to the planet earth.”

The editor-in-chief of the Journal of Cosmology, Harvard astrophysicist Dr. Rudy Schild, said Hoover’s paper was peer-reviewed, and said he agreed with Hoover’s conclusions. However, other NASA scientists and many mainstream astrobiologists remained skeptical. The ensuing debate on Hoover’s findings played out across international headlines.