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Scientists Think Clues About Aliens May Lie on the Moon

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In a recent study published by the SETI Institute, scientists claim that clues about alien civilizations may be found on the Moon’s surface. Led by Dr. Lewis Pinault, the research suggests that extraterrestrial debris within lunar dust could potentially provide evidence of past or present alien civilizations. Since the Moon does not possess an atmosphere, […]
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If alien civilizations exist somewhere, it is not impossible for them to have sent probes or other devices through space. And if on Earth the presence of such treasures seems difficult to find, a search on the Moon would be more likely to give results.

References to extraterrestrial civilizations could be found not only in mysterious radio signals, but also in lunar dust. The procedure is reminiscent of the criminal forensics, which secures hardly perceptible traces of crime scenes. (Read more)

Researchers from the SETI Institute and a British university want to analyze one cubic meter of lunar soil to clarify the hypothesis that Earth's natural satellite is hiding secrets about extraterrestrial civilizations.

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Thanh Niên broke the news in Viet Nam on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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