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According to a recent study by Harvard scholar Tim Lomas and his research team, they propose a surprising hypothesis that extraterrestrial beings may not be from distant planets but have been residing on Earth all along. Referred to as 'cryptoterrestrial,' these undiscovered areas on Earth could serve as hiding places for aliens, with examples including structures in Japan's Yonaguni Island sea and the Alaskan Bermuda Triangle region. The study also suggests that the Earth's interior layers, such as the mantle transition zone, could potentially house extraterrestrial life due to its conditions supporting life. The research encourages humility and an open-minded approach to new hypotheses, urging more scientists to participate in further exploring these possible 'cryptoterrestrial' areas.
Source: YAHOO