Revelations that will forever change our understanding of the cosmos

An international team of scientists has published stunning evidence about the existence of non-biological life forms in Earth's thermosphere, located more than 200 miles above our heads.

The study, led by R. Joseph and published in the Journal of Modern Physics, analyzes footage from 10 space shuttle missions that reveal self-illuminated luminous structures of colossal proportions.

Behaviors that defy known physics

These plasmatic entities not only reach sizes of up to one kilometer, but also exhibit four distinct morphologies: conical, cloud, donut, and spherical-cylindrical. But the most disturbing aspect is their behavior:

• Direction changes of 45°, 90°, and 180° without physical explanation
• Controlled acceleration and deceleration
• Coordinated congregation around satellites
• What researchers describe as "predatory/hunter behavior"

"These structures show cellular characteristics with hollow central nuclei," explains Dr. Joseph. "They are drawn to sources of electromagnetic activity in a way that suggests a form of primitive intelligence."

Connection to historical phenomena

The study proposes a revolutionary explanation for decades of unexplained sightings:

The mysterious "Foo Fighters" observed by pilots during World War II were not enemy technology—they were these same plasmatic entities descending toward the electromagnetic activity of aircraft.

The researchers suggest that many UAP/UFO sightings throughout history could be explained by the behavior of these plasmas as they interact with our technology.

The fourth state of living matter?

But the study's most striking implication is its hypothesis about the origin of life:

"These plasmas could represent a form of 'pre-life' that preceded all biological life on Earth," the team states. "Their ability to incorporate amino acids and nucleotides from space suggests they could have given rise to the RNA world and eventually to DNA."

Constant surveillance from above

The footage reveals that these entities have been observing human activity for decades, descending toward electrical storms and following satellites that generate electromagnetic fields.

"They leave 'plasma tails' after collisions between them, indicating a coherent structure," the study notes. "They are not simply random atmospheric phenomena—there is a pattern, a logic to their behavior."

Implications for the future

If these conclusions are correct, it would mean that extraterrestrial life not only exists, but has been sharing our planet since long before humanity evolved.

The research team plans to use new analytical technologies to study these phenomena more thoroughly, promising revelations that could redefine our understanding of the cosmos.

"We are facing the discovery of a new domain of non-carbon-based life," the authors conclude. "The fourth state of matter could harbor forms of existence that challenge everything we thought we knew about life in the universe."