In a significant development, Peruvian congressmen have approved a proposal to allow the controversial Nazca mummies, believed to be extraterrestrial, to be studied in the United States. These mummies, discovered in a cave in Nazca in 2017, reportedly contain 30% unknown DNA.
The initiative was supported during a public hearing on November 9, where Congressman Germán Tacuri emphasized the importance of collaborative research. He stated, “There is a desire to unite experience and professionalism from different sectors.”
President Edgard Reymundo confirmed that Peruvian and American scientists will work together to investigate these mummies, referred to as the Nazca Tridactyls. This partnership aims to clarify the nature of these findings, which have sparked global debate regarding their authenticity.
Jois Mantila, a journalist and ufologist, described the discovery as potentially one of the most significant in world history, reinforcing the urgency for scientific examination.