Our neighbors in the Galaxy and maybe even from the more remote islands of the Universe, seem familiar to most inhabitants on Earth. Aliens are like pasta, which is like the bundles made from thick fibers.

This is the conclusion of scientists from the University of Illinois. They conducted research on the simplest microorganisms found in the hot springs of Yellowstone National Park, listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

As it turned out, microorganisms called macaroni appeared about 2.5 billion years ago and could survive without oxygen. And if these microorganisms once existed on Mars or on other planets, they would leave traces of elongated or self-existent shapes.

Scientists who make this discovery believe that, in all other celestial bodies, where the human or research machine comes from, it is necessary to find this type of alien representation, or the remains their.