The hidden extraterrestrial link - sea sponges share almost 70 percent of human genes
India Daily Technology Team
Aug. 7, 2010

Did humans really descended from apes? A recent article, a breakthrough in genome research published in Nature Journal shows that may not be the case. The sea sponges share almost 70 percent of human genes.

Why does sea sponges share almost 70 percent of human genes? What does that have to do to understand a stealth connection between humans and extraterrestrial origin? The answer lies in the sea floor.

According to Jack McClintock, in his article "This Is Your Ancestor," in the genetic tree based on genome analysis sponge was really the base of animal lineage, and just above it were the cnidarians, such as jellyfish, anemones, and corals. They, like the sponge, have a saclike body form. They developed tentacles and an opening like a mouth at one end. But there were other forms of life lower down the line of descent that scientists might not have expected. Suddenly, they made sense. One of the sponge’s cell types is the distinctively shaped choanocyte, a cell equipped with a tiny long filament, called a flagellum, surrounded by a collar studded with even tinier hairs called microvilli. Thousands of these flagella beat constantly at the water and move it past the sponge’s feeding cells.

Yes, animals evolved from deep sea sponges. But why in human genome, 70% of the original genes of sponge is intact? How can that be? Is evolution planned?

That is the key statement. In the DNA-RNA software code, the evolution path and mutation probabilities are also programmed. The humans are destined to be the experimental "advanced intelligent" species. Other animals evolved and mutation took different the branches of the tree of evolution in different directions. But the human evolution remained more or less intact.

Deep sea sponges have extraterrestrial origin. The humans evolved with minimal mutation from it. Other animals are destined to be secondary because of mutation programs in the RNA-DNA.

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