ISRO chief made a big claim on Aliens, you will be shocked to hear it

ISRO Chief S Somanath: Opinions around the world have often been divided on the existence of aliens. While scientists are busy searching for life on other planets in the universe, many claims are often made about aliens. In this sequence, the ISRO chief has also made a big claim about aliens.

ISRO Chairman S. Somnath talked to YouTuber Ranveer Allahabadia on topics like aliens, Chandrayaan, Mars and black holes. In the podcast of the Beer Biceps channel, S. Somnath also mentioned India’s space mission in the future.

During this time, what ISRO Chairman S. Somnath said about aliens caught everyone’s attention. When S. Somnath was asked a question about aliens, he said, ‘Aliens have always been fascinating.’ After this, he was asked which aspect he finds more fascinating.

‘Aliens are smart’

ISRO Chairman S. Somnath said, ‘Those whom we call aliens are intelligent beings. Sometimes aliens are more intelligent than us and sometimes they are not as intelligent as us.’ Even before this, many people and organizations have been talking about aliens being intelligent.

‘Aliens might be listening to podcasts’

He said, ‘Aliens must be listening to your podcast right now. I always believe that there are aliens around us who are very advanced.’ Let us tell you that a report related to aliens was presented in Harvard University. It was said in the reports that aliens are living hidden among humans. Apart from this, it was also said that they are intelligent groups or organizations who have kept themselves hidden. This report shocked everyone.

India created history

Chandrayaan 3 It was the world’s first moon mission to land on the south pole of the moon. National Space Day reminds us of India’s historic achievement as on August 23 last year, India became the fourth country in the world to land on the moon and the first country to reach its south pole.

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