On October 19, 2003 (September 24, 2003 in the lunar calendar), a 15-centimeter-long alien body was found in the Chilean desert. Report 1 According to a report by the British "Daily Mail", 16 years ago, someone found a very small, mummified body in the Atacama Desert in northern Chile, only 6 inches (15.24 centimeters) high. The skull of this body is large and out of proportion to the body, which has triggered speculation that it may be an alien. After years of research and verification, scientists at Stanford University in the United States finally determined that the body was a mutated human. On October 19, 2003, a Chilean man named Oscar Munoz explored the ruins of the town of Lanoria in the Atacama Desert and found this human-like skeleton near an abandoned church. Local Chilean newspapers described that although the body was only 15 centimeters long, it was wrapped in white cloth and looked more solemn. The media also described the body as a "creature with hard teeth and a protruding head, very dark in color, with nine pairs of ribs." The body was later named Ata, which triggered various conjectures. Some believe it was an aborted fetus, while others suspect it was a monkey or an alien forced to land on earth. Later, scientists from Stanford University intervened in the research and filmed the research process into a documentary called "Sirius". UFO enthusiasts are extremely excited and believe that the documentary will eventually announce that this remains are an alien. Dr. Steven Greer, director of the "Sirius" documentary, said,"We took X-rays, CAT scans, and genetic samples of the bone and conducted complex tests. CAT scans show its internal organs, including lungs and heart structures. In addition, DNA material extracted from the distal ends of the two ribs on the right side showed that the bones clearly contained bone marrow material." In the "Sirius" documentary, scientists said it was the body of a man with a severe genetic mutation and may have survived for 6 to 8 years after birth before dying. Gary Nolan, director of stem cell biology at Stanford University School of Medicine, said,"It breathes, eats and metabolizes, but one thing is that we are curious about how big its size was at birth and whether it has grown. "(City Information News Cao Lina) reported that 210 years ago, a small skull was discovered in Chile. It looked like a human but was only 6 inches (about 15 centimeters) long. At that time, people had different opinions on this. However, some experts have now confirmed that the skeleton, named "Atacama Humanoid (also known as 'Almaty')", has now been determined through DNA testing to be the skeleton of a genetically mutated person. The British "Daily Mail" quoted local media reports in Chile on April 24 as saying that on October 19, 2003, a man named Oscar Munoz was looking for something of historical value in the city of Lanoria., this small skeleton was found next to an abandoned church. At that time, the skeleton was wrapped in white cloth, about the length of a pen. The skeleton is dark and has hard teeth. Different from humans, it has 9 ribs. At that time, some people thought it was the skeleton of a fetus, some people said it was the remains of a monkey, and some people even said it was the skeleton of an alien. "I can say with certainty that this is definitely not the skeleton of a monkey, but the skeleton of a genetically mutated male, and this male lived six to eight years after birth." said Gary Nolan, director of stem cell biology at Stanford University School of Medicine in California. (Global Network Liang Fangcun) reported that the three followers 'much-awaited alien documentary "Sirius" premiered in Hollywood on Monday (22nd). The secret of this "6-inch (15 cm) alien" has been officially exposed. His DNA is unclassifiable in human medicine. Behind "Sirius": Producer Steven Greer claims the documentary will reveal the truth about the "alien mummy" DNA of the "Atacama Humanoid", whose DNA is unclassifiable in human medicine. The main content in the film is Garry Nolan, chairman of the Department of Stem Cell Biology at Stanford University School of Medicine in California, USA, telling a story while conducting a DNA test. Nolan said: "I am absolutely certain that he is not a monkey. It is closer to humans than chimpanzees. He can live to be six to eight years old. Obviously, he can also breathe, eat and metabolize. What makes people curious is how big their bodies were when they were born. With our computer computing skills, we can be sure that he is indeed a human being." The film also explores the ongoing local movement to "find the truth about aliens," how the U.S. government disguises the truth about the existence of aliens, and how to obtain alternative energy technologies that can benefit mankind around the world. It is understood that this alternative energy technology is the key to the "15-centimeter aliens" being able to come to Earth. Experts said that although this small skeleton seems to have some characteristics of so-called aliens, such as an unusually large brain, after in-depth research, they did not think it was an alien, but very consistent with the characteristics of a mutant human.