Could octopuses be extraterrestrials?

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Here's a Daily Grail article discussing a paper by Chandra Wickramasinghe and others, which considers evidence for the old proposal of Hoyle and Wickramasinghe that evolution on earth has been influenced by extraterrestrial organisms - not only viruses and bacteria, but also "more complex eukaryotic cells, fertilised ova and seeds". In particular they suggest the possibility that octopuses arrived on earth as frozen eggs. Others are unconvinced.
https://www.dailygrail.com/2018/05/are-o...years-ago/
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I must admit that I've always had a soft spot for the ideas of Hoyle and Wickramasinghe, probably originating in my reading science fiction by Fred and later Geoffrey Hoyle. That's not to say I'm supporting their views, but find them interesting to consider.
(2018-05-16, 10:46 AM)Chris Wrote: Here's a Daily Grail article discussing a paper by Chandra Wickramasinghe and others, which considers evidence for the old proposal of Hoyle and Wickramasinghe that evolution on earth has been influenced by extraterrestrial organisms - not only viruses and bacteria, but also "more complex eukaryotic cells, fertilised ova and seeds". In particular they suggest the possibility that octopuses arrived on earth as frozen eggs. Others are unconvinced.

https://www.dailygrail.com/2018/05/are-o...years-ago/

Let's check the accuracy against the information that is coming from extraterrestrials (spirit realm excluded).

Panspermia - check
Life origins from other places - check
Origin of the Universe…requires an intelligence - check (All That Is)
New origins of life are occurring with an infinite frequency - check 


4,6 billion years past +/- 
Maldek collides with an unknown planetary body -. Asteroid Belt
Inhabitants evacuate to Mars.
Mars becomes uninhabitable - move to Earth
indigenous humanoid apes  -> Anunnaki -> Homosapiens and 'Sasquatch

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