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by Ancient Code Team
February 11, 2026
from
Ancient-Code Website
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If
extraterrestrials visited Earth in the distant past, what kind of
evidence might they leave behind?
For Paul Davies, an Astrobiologist from
Arizona State University, the traces of ancient alien (or their
robot) visits might be found in one of three places:
Now the third option isn't literal but could be
any number of things.
For example, Davies suggests that the message
"could be living cells."
"One idea I had is that maybe the "bottle"
[is] living cells - terrestrial organisms, and that message is
encoded in DNA. Viruses are continually infecting organisms and
uploading their DNA into the genomes of those organisms," notes
Davies.
Davies noted that viruses could encode DNA, so
why not extraterrestrials?
Indeed, it's one of the hallmarks of today's
Ancient Astronauts Theory.
"If viruses can do it, E.T. can do it.
And it seems to me that we could; in addition
to scouring the skies for radio waves with a message encoded; we
could scour terrestrial genomes, which are being sequenced
anyway, to see if there's a message from E.T. encoded."
See Davies discuss this
in a video from Big Think...
Intentionally Seeded Ancient Code
At the time, Davies knew that finding a message from
extraterrestrials in our DNA was a stretch.
However, not long after,
two scientists from
Kazakhstan reported they might have discovered just that:
an "intelligent "signal within the human
genetic code."
The mathematician and astrobiologist titled their
paper "The 'Wow! signal' of the
Terrestrial Genetic Code."
The Acknowledgments give the nod to Davie's
ideas.
The "Wow" refers to the now-famous
1977 SETI signal that
prompted a researcher to write, "Wow!" next to it.
The researchers didn't use the phrase "intelligent design," but
suggested they found code that seemed to be "seeded intentionally."
That information, they argued, appeared to be non-biological and
mathematical and symbolic.
They speculated the ancient code came from another solar system,
possibly intentionally seeded by
panspermia.
Could it be the "message in a bottle" that Davies
suggested before them?
"Whatever the actual reason behind the
decimal system in the code, it appears that it was invented
outside the solar system already several billions years [sic]
ago," they wrote.
You can see more about this study in the
far below video
clip from the History Channel's Ancient Aliens series.
Prepare to entertain the idea the humans are
nothing more than artificially created "organic robots" with
artificial intelligence (A.I.).
DNA from Alien 'Close Encounters'
The scientists from Kazakhstan don't claim to know how an ancient
code was seeded in our genes.
Rather, they suggest the DNA code could have
arrived on Earth through panspermia, space dust that drifted
from outer space.
However, modern stories about extraterrestrials
actively
tinkering with humans' DNA are commonly accepted by
Ancient
Astronauts theorists.
In at least one case, there was some evidence of interbreeding
between an extraterrestrial and human.
A man named Peter Khoury claimed that two
humanoid females entered his room. One of the humanoids had long
blond hair, large eyes, and a long chiseled face. The other appeared
to be Asian in appearance.
Following a
bizarre sexual encounter with the blond woman, he found
and kept a piece of her hair she left behind.
Later the DNA from the optically clear hair was tested, revealing
rare DNA markers. Instead of being typical of a light-skinned
caucasian woman, they were characteristic of rare Chinese and old
Gaelic lineage.
Rewriting the Code of Life
Are extraterrestrials actively designing humans' DNA in some way
even today?
Well, now, humans are doing it themselves. The
2020 Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to Emmanuelle
Charpentier and Jennifer A. Doudna for their 2012 work in
precisely editing DNA.
As they were introduced for the prize, the secretary-general of the
Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, Goran K. Hansson, said:
"This year's prize is about rewriting the
code of life."
The two women stumbled across the revolutionary
technique called Crispr while studying the bacteria that causes
scarlet fever.
When inspecting the microbe's DNA, they found
repeating segments. These segments were made up of regularly
interspaced short palindromic repeats: Crispr for short.
The segments were derived from a virus that had attempted to infect
the bacteria.
Thanks to their research, repeating code from a virus has revealed
how to change our DNA effectively.
As Paul Davies said,
"If viruses can do it, E.T. can do it."
Now, we are doing it too, and rapidly
transforming science, the world, and probably ourselves.
Is it possible this discovery was inevitable, something artificially
ingrained in our being all along...?
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