Scientist Claims Study Found Traces of ‘Alien’ DNA in Humans, Suggests Millions May Carry Extraterrestrial Genes
FLORIDA – A molecular biologist is stirring up global curiosity after claiming to have discovered what could be “alien genes” embedded in human DNA, suggesting that extraterrestrial influences may have shaped parts of humanity’s genetic makeup.
Dr. Max Rempel, founder and chief executive of the DNA Resonance Research Foundation, analyzed genetic data from 581 complete families in the 1,000 Genomes Project and found 11 families with “large sequences” of DNA that didn’t match either parent.
“Humanity May Be Undergoing Genetic Transformation”
According to Dr. Rempel, the unusual findings could not be explained by known human gene-editing technologies like CRISPR.
“Humanity may be undergoing genetic transformation,” he told the Daily Mail. “If confirmed, it could be possible to detect which humans carry alien DNA — essentially identifying hybrids.”
In total, his study identified 348 non-parental variants that he says can’t be explained by normal heredity or modern genetic manipulation. The research, however, has not been peer-reviewed and remains highly speculative.
Study Includes DNA From Alleged Alien Abductees
Dr. Rempel also analyzed 23andMe data from people who claimed they had been abducted by aliens, and found similar unexplained DNA markers in some of those samples.
However, he cautioned that public DNA databases often contain older data from cultured cells, which can show genomic changes unrelated to extraterrestrial causes.
“We cannot treat these results as proof,” he emphasized, noting that more advanced sequencing such as NGS (Next-Generation Sequencing) or WGS (Whole-Genome Sequencing) would be required for verification.
Could Alien DNA Affect Human Abilities?
Dr. Rempel theorized that, if confirmed, alien DNA could eventually explain unusual human abilities, including telepathy or heightened perception. He believes these sequences might represent genetic modifications introduced in ancient or recent history.
Author Nigel Watson, who has written extensively on UFO encounters, told the Daily Mail that verifying such claims would be “as world-shattering as recovering a flying saucer.”
“Should human genetics prove to be influenced by extraterrestrials,” Dr. Rempel added, “we’ll need to consider how much alien hybridization is healthy for the planet — and which alien races we might give priority.”
What’s Next
For now, Dr. Rempel says his team needs larger, verified DNA datasets and ethical approval to continue analyzing families who claim extraterrestrial contact.
“Getting that DNA data takes time,” he said, noting that he won’t have “conclusive evidence” until the next phase of sequencing is complete.
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