Starchild Skull Game Changer

New work on the Starchild Skull DNA has hugely changed the game.  Earlier work had confirmed that the mother’s mtDNA was human as expected.  Yet more precise work completed in the past few months shows us that Starchild mtDNA variation is way more divergent than even Neanderthal mtDNA. 

The weight of evidence for the Starchild been alien just became overwhelming.

I have spoken to the likelihood that humanity reached our technical level before the Pleistocene Nonconformity (12900BP) and produced the Nonconformity to end the northern ice age.  Prior to that, they naturally transitioned into space adapted humanity and migrated to space habitats.  Since genetic engineering would have been needed, it would also be sound practice to improve the DNA to add a range of beneficial traits while they were at it.

This work falls well into that conjecture.  We have a humanoid that appears to be based on a Earth DNA template that has been hugely upgraded.

At this point, the work undertaken by Pye’s team has been completely successful.  We now have hard evidence that seriously ups the anti.

Imagine Christopher Columbus' first voyage. You're one of his crew. Late evening, land finally comes into sight. He wasn't crazy!

You see it all spread before you...Magnificent! However, on this imaginary first voyage it's too late to drop anchor and go ashore. Shadows are falling. You'll go exploring in the morning.

That night a huge storm rolls in, blows hard for a few days, and pushes the ships to the mid-Atlantic. Might as well continue on to Spain. But now you have a problem. You've seen a New World, a new reality, and your only proof will be the words of those telling the tale.

At Court, the King's many sages know better. "This is impossible!" they bluster. "These men are conspirators! They've made up a ridiculous story to get money out of the royal purse! Don't dare give it to them!"

Fantasy? Not entirely. This is precisely where we have been with the Starchild Skull for the past year. In March, 2010, we had the first returns from BLAST reports showing that some Starchildnuclear DNA fragments matched up with fragments found in the human genome. Thus, without doubt some of it was either human or...this is key...it was human-like.

Other BLASTs showed that other fragments were not found in the massive NIH database repesenting most species types living on Earth. In other words, some of the Starchild's nuDNA was "Not found on Earth."

For as mind-blowing as those BLASTS were, they weren't good enough. The King's sages, mainstream skeptics, were quick to point out that BLAST reports could be "rigged" with improper handling by people intent on cheating. Therefore, if we obtained a result they already had concluded was impossible, we obviously had to be cheaters.

Today, one year later, our geneticist has moved beyond BLAST reports. He has sequenced fragments of the Starchild's mitochondrial DNA, which had been on record as human since a seemingly definitive DNA analysis was conducted for us by Trace Genetics in 2003.

As it happens, 2003 was a relative stone age in the fast-moving world of DNA analysis. That result was more than adequate for its time, but it has proved to be "inadequate" by new testing done very recently.

The 2011 mtDNA analysis is now the crux of a detailed report posted at www.StarchildProject.com/DNA2011March.htm. It required a dozen drafts because it had to present a high level of technical accuracy while using terminology suitable for non-experts. A writing challenge!

Do understand that this report does NOT YET present absolute, definitive proof. It is, however, highly indicative proof. It is indicative because it opens a blindingly clear path to the final results. Not the final results themselves, but a bright view of them looming on the horizon.

Unfortunately, mainstream science is still in position to insist it is not indicative, but merely suggestive. The only result that can be considered worthwhile, they will insist, is the entire genome recovered and its fullest sequencing compared against the human genome.

Technically true, but not practically true. Any geneticist who reads the report will know their interminable game of "big kids pretending" is rapidly drawing to a close. The infant's trick of holding their hands over their eyes as shields against UFOs and aliens will no longer work.

Also understand that the heavily revised Starchild Skull Essentials eBook is now just as important to spreading the word as the new report.

The eBook is now almost unrecognizable compared to earlier versions. The first half that details the 25 major physical differences between the Starchild and a human is essentially the same, though expanded in many aspects to provide many more details.

The second half, though, had to be totally revised to accommodate the new findings from the mtDNA fragment sequencing.

In the report, one relatively small mtRNA fragment is detailed. It was chosen for ease of presentation and ease of understanding, but also only one was needed to prove our point in a winning way. You'll see.

In the eBook, three more mtDNA fragments are detailed. RNA does not make proteins, DNA does. But all of them are in the Starchild's mitochondrial DNA, which makes these results powerfully convincing.

To facilitate this worthwhile experience for as many people as possible, we're making three important changes relative to the eBook: 

1) We're dropping the price from $9.95 to $6.95. It is 150 heavily illustrated, E-reader sized pages. 17,000 words. The average person reads 200 wpm, so about 90 minutes to finish it, give or take. Like watching a movie. Take it for a spin, you'll be glad you did.

2) We will soon make it available for E-readers like Kindle and Nook. (This will be as soon as we can format and load them into the Amazon and B&N systems, which we understand can take a few weeks.)

3) Our eBook vendor, Secure eBooks, keeps a list of previous purchasers of the eBook. If your name is on that list, please contact me, lloyd@lloydpye.com, and I'll see that you get a new copy without charge. My way of saying "Thanks for your support!"

Last, and perhaps most important, this "Byte of Pye" needs to be spread as far and as wide as possible. It has to put us over the top by somehow attracting the attention of potential investors, as well as members of the mainstream media elite.

If we can't get this bombshell noticed, none of us deserve to be playing this game. We don't deserve our jerseys. So I'm counting on all of you, everyone reading this, to chip in for the Starchild cause by spreading the word about it and bringing it to the attention of people higher up the money chain and the media chain who might help us.

To that end, as a taste of what is to come, below is the entire Summary of the new report, which leads it off. It's presented here for those of you who aren't sure if you want to try to tackle all of it. And understand that while the Summary is all words, the report is heavily illustrated with photos and charts to be as clear as possible.

Please don't be intimidated by some of the early terminology in the Summary. Every technical term in the report is explained in very basic language, so anyone will come to understand every word, every term, every concept as it is presented. We've worked hard at leaving nobody behind, and we think we've succeeded.

You'll see that all of it is written in the restrained, conservative, precise language science demands. Nonetheless, in its own smudgy way it makes every bottom line clear. I promise you will not come away from the report wondering what you just read. You will know. 

SUMMARY:

Early in 2011, a geneticist attempting to recover Starchild Skull DNA identified several fragments that matched with human mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA). Comparing those fragments with matching fragments from human mtDNA produced an astonishing result. In every comparison, the Starchild presented many more nucleotide differences than are normally found among humans. In one comparison detailed in this report, the compared segments of human mtDNA came from one of its most highly conserved regions. Across 160 ± nucleotides in this segment, only 1 single variation is found among the 33 human haplogroups. In contrast, the same length of Starchild mtDNA has 17 differences! Of those 17, a significant number should be confirmed by multiple repetitions of the test. If several are confirmed (which is highly likely), would it be enough to consider establishing a new Earthly species? It would certainly throw open the door to serious consideration.