HOUSTON - NASA is reporting that some extremely high tech sound equipment that it sent up to the planet Jupiter in April of 2009, has picked up what appears to be a snake hissing sound.
Several of NASA's expert scientists have gotten together with a Sony Records Record Producer and they have all come to the conclusion that the sound greatly resembles the sound of a female rattlesnake when it is getting ready to strike out at someone or something.
Dr. Heinrich Von Heinrich, a leading world scientist, said that he himself is 99.2 percent sure that the hissing sound is coming from a female rattlesnake.
If in fact that assumption is correct then it will prove that the planet Jupiter is inhabited by a form of reptilian life and is not 100 percent desolate as many scientists had incorrectly believed.
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