Scientists finally solved the mystery of the strange skeleton discovered in 2003 in the Atacama Desert in Chile, which was widely believed to be a space object that may have visited Earth.
The skeleton is 15 cm long and has a long, semi-pointed skull on top. Its large oblong eyes are oblong, and the skeleton has ten pairs of ribs instead of the 12 pairs that are common to other humans.
But after five years of testing, a research team was able to detect the genetic makeup of this strange creature called ATA.
The forensic analysis of skeletal remains led by researchers from the Universities of California and Stanford revealed that they undoubtedly belonged to a human being and that he had a severe genetic mutation that was not known before.
The skeleton, which was found in a leather bag behind an abandoned church and dating back to the 1970s, has been a high-profile field of cyberspace enthusiasts since its discovery to the world.
Since it was first discovered, Ata was sold on the black market until it eventually reached the hands of a Spanish businessman.
After communicating with the makers of the ATA documentary film, Gary Nolan and his colleagues at Stanford University had an opportunity to examine the skeletal remains and conduct an analysis of the DNA-deficient ribosome (DNA), and undoubtedly reached the conclusion that this skeleton dates back to a human embryo For females with a mix of Native American and European origins.
Using advanced techniques, scientists have found rare mutations associated with dwarfism and a variety of bone disorders and other growth. The investigation also revealed four genetic mutations believed to be related to bone diseases previously unknown to science.
These mutations are the reason for the unusual shape of Ata and the premature aging of her bones, which made her look much older than her real age.
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