Shocking Discovery in Egypt: Alien Skeletons Found in Hidden Spaceship— full details below

The claim of finding alien skeletons in a hidden spaceship is a popular conspiracy theory, often ᴀssociated with events like the Roswell incident and Area 51, but lacks credible evidence and scientific backing.
Here’s a breakdown of why this idea is a popular conspiracy theory:
The Roswell Incident:
The 1947 Roswell incident, where a crashed object was reported, fueled speculation about alien contact and the recovery of alien bodies, which became a central part of the conspiracy theory narrative.

Area 51:
The existence of Area 51, a secret U.S. Air Force military installation, has further fueled the conspiracy theory, with claims that it is a site for studying captured alien technology and bodies.
The Aztec, New Mexico Hoax:
In 1948, a hoax involving a crashed saucer and recovered alien bodies in Aztec, New Mexico, was popularized by Variety columnist Frank Scully, and this narrative became ᴀssociated with the Roswell incident. 

Lack of Evidence:
Despite the popularity of these theories, there is no credible evidence to support the existence of alien skeletons or the recovery of alien bodies in hidden spaceships.
Scientific Skepticism:
The scientific community generally dismisses these claims, viewing them as unsubstantiated and based on speculation rather than evidence.