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USA TODAY@usatoday If ancient extraterrestrial explorers ever traipsed through Earth's cosmic neighborhood, it's possible they left behind some interstellar litter in their wake. Think of it like the loose hubcaps on your old family sedan being left to waste away on the side of the road for millennia after a cross-country trip. And what better place to look for leftover alien refuse than a place nearby where no pesky planetary features like an atmosphere or flowing water can dispose of the evidence? That's why in a new study researchers propose looking no further than the moon to find signs that other advanced lifeforms wandered through our solar system – if they ever indeed did. Read more at the link in our bio. 📸: NASA
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@hemswort202 Great
@popsisofficial To spend hundreds of millions, to find nothing. Meanwhile, Earth is getting hotter, the oceans are deoxygenating, and none of us would be capable of communicating with the aliens even if we found a clue. Stop looking for Aliens and explore the Oceans. Next, industrialize the Moon so we can harvest Helium-3. Worry about the needs of humanity and leave ET alone.
@elk.239457 Wow
@parhamaabrams They are on Epstein island
@jesus_is_king_of_jews U mean fallen angels technology
@ancientartist7 Not much chance of that. Ignore these ridiculous distractions, the wealthy are taking everything. Your talking about aliens from space. Pay attention.
@mahmud01970 Yur are sinner ya l think no
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@justsomefreakingguy nice lil analogy makes sense too
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@laropafun The telescope 🔭 🌙 🚬🐰
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@frank_j._wells Nice