Does New Alien Life Evidence Expand Aliens' Habitat?

Okay, we're still talking about this unbelievably explosive new story where there is an in the upcoming issue of the journal Cosmology, a NASA scientist, Dr. Richard B. Hoover is claiming that he has seen some evidence of alien life on some unbelievably rare meteorites. Now we have another video that goes into this, check that out if these videos are probably linked together. So check that out first if you haven't seen it. So you're up to speed. In this video, I want to deal with the issue of if this is true and we don't know if it's true, we haven't seen the evidence, I'm not a scientist, I haven't seen anything. We're dealing with the meteor reports here and we're bringing it to you and it's all personal opinion, in fact, guys, the inspiration is checked in this claimant, but this is super powerful here. This isn't just some, you know, you know, a legislative, this is a NASA scientist in a respected journal that is staking his reputation on this evidence. Now that doesn't mean that it's true, but in my personal opinion that raises the bar a whole different level. Okay, now let's deal with this. If this is true, the difference between finding, let's say, evidence on Mars potentially, if we were to find the same evidence of fossilized microbes on Mars and finding a comet is a whole different order of magnitude. Why? No longer are we restricted to the idea that life outside of Earth has to be on another planet, basically with the same kinds of or similar atmospheric and heat conditions and solar conditions as the Earth. Okay, now if something can survive on a comet, you know, in space and then dealing with the entry and then speed and then the impact and stuff like that, or at least it was at one point there on a comet, that is extreme and then opens up the possibility that maybe there's life on asteroids, maybe there's life on moons, maybe there's life on all kinds of other non-planetary types of material out there in the universe and that would also open up, in my personal opinion, I believe, the possibility for life to exist on all kinds of other planets that are not in what we before considered a relatively narrow habitable zone. This then, I believe, raises, if it's true, raises the stakes, raises the possibility, dramatically, maybe to a whole different order of magnitude that there is life out there in the universe and it may be very widespread. Think about that, that if we have a comet here, we've opened it up, what's the chance of some of these comets hitting us? Comet hit us, we open this thing up and we find fossilized remains of bacteria, if it's true, to me that says that there's a lot more life, either direct evidence or the possibility of it than before, but I want to know what you think, we've linked to the articles below, you look at that, it's in the description right by the number count there, you check it out, you tell me what you think, comments below, subscribe above, I'm John D. Villarro, write this video high, repost it everywhere and you're watching conservative new media and stay tuned for all of our other great videos, we're going to be covering this thing wall to wall and giving you all the information and opinion that you need to know.