The first humans appeared on Earth about 4 million years ago, but new evidence from the study of human evolution has revealed compelling evidence that a small group of these hominids were genetically modified by ancient alien visitors to create the first Homo sapiens.
Researcher and author Daniella Fenton has pored over humanity’s earliest origins and sudden acceleration in brain development nearly 800,000 years ago, and this research has led to a major revelation.
“Homo sapiens is the creation of ancient astronauts who passed through a wormhole in the Pleiades star cluster more than 780,000 years ago.”
The Australian researcher specializing in equine lineages and gene expression has discovered numerous genetic alterations that mark humans as abnormal when compared to modern primate species, some so extreme that they are best explained by advanced genetic engineering.
In her book, titled “Human Hybrids: Scientific Evidence for Our 800,000-Year-Old Alien Legacy”, Daniella Fenton highlights a number of profound changes in genes associated with brain size, neural structures and information processing.
These changes include genes that appear suddenly, composed of so-called ‘junk DNA’ and fragments of genes that have been cut, copied and reinserted.
Fenton points to the mysterious fusion of chromosome 2 at the same time as these other changes, around 780,000 years ago, as further evidence of extraterrestrial experimentation.
This fusion is found in all large-brained human types, including Neanderthals and Denisovans, but not in any other primate species.
She explains that the chromosome 2 fusion must have been a one-time error that disappeared in the next generation or perhaps led to a small population of people with 46 chromosomes among a more substantial number of carriers of 48.
Instead all humans after 780,000 years exhibited the ‘mutation’.
This strongly infers that there was a huge benefit associated with the fusion and that it suddenly appeared in a considerable number of individuals allowing chromosome 2 to become a permanent and dominant trait.
This does not match the known natural mutations in the human genome. Fenton explains:
“Someone created a whole generation of breeding pairs that carried the chromosome 2 fusion. The chromosomal modification is such that it would impact brain development, the immune system and reproductive processes.”
Humans also have unique changes to the FOXP2 gene that have changed synaptic connectivity and improved our ability to turn new experiences into routine procedures, which has had a huge influence on our ability to produce meaningful speech.
Fenton points out that this change is not seen in other primates and it seems that our creators wanted us to be able to quickly form new habitual behaviors in the use of particular language.
“It’s not just the genetic changes from 780,000 years ago that tell us that Homo sapiens is a species created by alien beings, we’ve also identified physical material left by these stars, materials dated to the same specific point in time.”
In addition, she offers a detailed explanation of why these visitors ended up abandoned here and the motivations that led them to modify the first hominids in her book “Human Hybrids: Scientific Evidence for Our 800,000-Year Alien Legacy”.
