NASA scientist finds evidence of alien life

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“[The Journal of Cosmology] isn’t a real science journal at all,” says PZ Meyers in Science Blogs, “but is the ginned-up website of a small group of crank academics obsessed with the idea of Hoyle and Wickramasinghe that life originated in outer space and simply rained down on Earth.”

So there you have it — this is either reality-altering news, or the work of kooks. Our hearts believe, but our brains are kind of bummed.

1. Is this person sure that these rocks are indeed from space and/or not contaminated by things found here on Earth?
2. If it's something this person has never seen before, how can he be sure that it's organic/once a living thing?
3. If wanted to be taken seriously by the science community, why not publish in an actual scientific journal?
4. And if wanted to be taken seriously by those not in the scientific community, why would you choose Fox News?

I know I want this to be proof, but Nsane does brings up the questions needed to be asked about the validity and background of the researchers and the venues they use. However, being that this guy isn't part of the majority of scientists, he may be forced to do his research, get funding, and get press from wherever he can. Beggars can't be choosers, and this guy might not have the same journals and websites knocking down his door to promote his research, that others do.