Cometary Genes and Species Modulation - Kurup, Ravikumar;Achutha Kurup, Parameswara
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Extraterrestrial intelligence can exist as a superorganism controlling and creating the universe. A large organized self-replicating information system of porphyrins can function as an extraterrestrial intelligent organism. These are massive immobile extraterrestrial intelligence which sprawls and stretches for hundreds and thousands of miles in the interstellar space. They can be compared with group of neurons which are interconnected. Each node in the network is a brain. This creates a superorganism which can form a superintelligence. The cool or hot interstellar gas can generate networks of…mehr

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Extraterrestrial intelligence can exist as a superorganism controlling and creating the universe. A large organized self-replicating information system of porphyrins can function as an extraterrestrial intelligent organism. These are massive immobile extraterrestrial intelligence which sprawls and stretches for hundreds and thousands of miles in the interstellar space. They can be compared with group of neurons which are interconnected. Each node in the network is a brain. This creates a superorganism which can form a superintelligence. The cool or hot interstellar gas can generate networks of extremophilic archaea on porphyrin templates which can survive on carbon dioxide and hydrogen. The interstellar dust forms stars and planets and the magnetotactic archaea generated intergalactic magnetic fields plays a role in the generation of star and planetary systems. This formless mass living in space obtains its energy from the light of the stars and communicates with itself and otherforms of lights by radio waves. The archaeal networks of extraterrestrial intelligence can engineer changes in human mind and civilization by meteoric impacts.
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Dr Ravikumar Kurup is the Director of the Metabolic Disorders Research Centre, Trivandrum.