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‘Leaked recording’ was allegedly found in probe on Mars
‘Leaked recording’ was allegedly found in probe on Mars
Is this the voice of an alien? ‘Leaked recording’ was allegedly found in probe on Mars A BIZARRE allegedly leaked recording of an “alien responding to messages sent by NASA into space” is going viral online. A video has emerged which it is claimed includes a genuine recording of an “alien reply discovered by NASA in 2012″. But the recording which includes the alien called Sheivae saying: “I come in peace” has been widely panned as a blatant hoax, even by conspiracy theorists, known for their outrageous beliefs. What is true is Nasa did send a message into space in the two Voyager space probes sent up in 1977, in the hope it would one day be discovered by intelligent alien life forms. And so far there has been no known response. But website, thesheivaeproject.com claims NASA obtained an alien reply in 2012, and has kept it hidden from the public. The newly-registered website claims to have been leaked the recording which it claims to play in the video. In the video there is a serious of fast bleeping noises and distortion, which change pitch before a space-like computer voice begins speaking. The voice says: “Hello. I am Sheivae. I receive your message. I come from world far ways from yours. You are not alone. “I hope you receive mine. I hope you understand my message.” The voice added that Seivaeh had lost their home planet and was now voyaging through space. It added: “You are my first contact. I am not your enemy. I come in peace.” The claim has met with much ridicule over how much the recording sounds like a typical alien greeting to Earth from a 1950s sic-fi B movie. One poster on UFOsightingsdaily.com said: “Fake. An alien would not use the human phrase ‘we come in peace.’ “This phrase is popular because of western films since the 1950s. Plus English isn’t the language of Earth.”
