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Ok, I'll start with the basics. A humanoid is something that resembles a human being. Atacama is a high-altitude desert on the western coast of Chile, and is said to be the driest desert on earth. What do you get when you mix humanoids with dry South American deserts? Turns out you get some extremely high strangeness.
Before I go any further, I should show you what I'm talking about:
The Atacama Humanoid (actual size).
This is The Atacama Humanoid. It's a dried-up, shriveled little beasty that someone discovered somewhere in the Atacama desert around 10 years ago, and it's only 6 inches long! That's right, it would fit in your shoe! It could sleep inside a butter dish! But it can't sleep because it's dead.
That's where the Atacama Desert comes in. It's an awful place. No life exists there, not even microbial life. It's so barren and awful and lifeless that NASA uses it to simulate the surface of Mars when my place isn't available. Even though life doesn't exist there, living things do sometimes wander in and die there from time to time, and when they do they are instantly mummified.
So even though it is very possible and perhaps even likely that the Atacama Humanoid is the mummified remains of an ordinary human fetus that somehow found its way into the desert, the UFO community can't let it go at that. Some enterprising UFO researcher got hold of the story and decided to go all in with it. From what I've read, he crowdsourced funds to travel to Europe, where the little beasty now resides, to retrieve a fragment of bone. He then brought the bone fragment back to the USA, where he had an "Ivy League" university run genetic tests on it...
Which brings you up to date on the whole saga. If you want to learn what the genetic tests uncovered, you're lucky. The UFO researcher has produced a documentary film called "Sirius about his long quest to uncover the truth about UFOs and about the Atacama Humanoid, and it premieres online tomorrow, Monday, April 22nd, 2013, at yekra.com/sirius.
I might watch it, but I'm not sure, because it costs 9.99 and I have a slight suspicion of anyone who wants to charge me 9.99 so I can learn the truth about alien life and the human race's place in the cosmos. Anyway, it's not like I won't be able to read every detail of the film two days from now on every UFO website in existence. But I am intrigued, especially since I've read some of the promotional copy for the film:
"'"Sirius'" is a feature length documentary that follows Dr. Steven Greer - an Emergency room doctor turned UFO researcher - as he struggles to disclose top secret information about classified energy ">"Hand of the Desert," sculpture by Chilean artist Mario Irarr'azabal, located in the wasteland of the Atacama Desert.
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