Dr. Eric Haseltine

The triangular ones that people have reported with some consistency.

Those flying kind of fireballs that were seen over Washington, D.C.

in the 50s that seemed to have some credibility.

I think at the end of the day, when they're going to find out, it isn't one phenomena.

It's multiple.

Yes.

And maybe unrelated.

So I think that's a really important point that she made.

And yeah, I mean, and there are some people who believe that panspermia, tell them about panspermia and that we're basically all aliens.

And it's possible that... It could have come here on asteroids.

You know, we got bombarded by a lot of stuff from Mars.

And it turns out conditions for forming life abiogenetically on Mars were there before on Earth.

So we might all be Martians.

Or we might be multiple.

It could be panspermia, meaning organisms from different places all came here.

Oh, it did have one.

But the panspermia thing, meaning is it likely that we're all evolved from some extraterrestrial life form?

I think it's almost certain that we're evolved from building blocks that are extraterrestrial.

If they did that study of that asteroid Bennu, in which they found all of the nucleic bases, which are the formation for RNA and DNA.

So I go, hmm, okay.