Aliens' Life: A Believed Proof Claimed Aliens On Venus

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Alien zealots asserted an ultimate proof of aliens on Venus. Portraits of Venus exhibited a huge motionless structure and it kindled theories of alien existence on the twin planet of Earth. Scientists clarified the believed structure as a gravity wave.

Venus is the hottest and second closest planet from the sun. It has the same features to Earth such as its mass, size, distance from the sun and immense structures. Therefore, it was called as Earth's twin planet.

Undertakings and studies assess the potential existence of alien in Venus. Even though it is one of the nearest planet to Earth, evidence is still inadequate compared to other planets like Mars and Jupiter.

UFO stalker Tyler Glockner unveiled a tremendous arching strap drawing on the acidic ambience of Venus. He said it may be a huge structure concealed over the clouds. It is not a task intended to study Venus in order to cover up the survival of alien society.

"You always hear about Mars, Jupiter, Saturn and Pluto but you really don't hear about Venus," Glockner said as per Daily Star. "Maybe there's something about this planet they don't want us to know," he added.

Scientists clarified it as the same thing happened to Earth called gravity wave. It is a wave formed because of lesser atmospheric flow above mountains.

Venus was familiar for its strange cloud configurations. This has no relate with the gravitational waves regardless of the same name.

Gravity waves are atmospheric episode people repeatedly observe in mountainous regions of Earth's exterior. They get together when air flows over bouncy surfaces, Jean-Loup Bertaux of the Laboratoire Atmosphères, Milieux, Observations Spatiales in France said Fox News reported. The waves scatter upwards and expands larger and larger until they split over the cloud top and formulate a wave, he added.

Despite everything, Glockner still believes to be an evidence of aliens on Venus. According to him, gravity waves vanished while the huge far-reaching band on Venus is a stable structure.