Boy genius claiming he was from Mars impressed scientists from a young age

A man from Russia has impressed scientists ever since he was a kid with his super-intelligence - and he even claims that he's from the planet Mars.

Boriska Kipriyanovich, who lives in Volgograd, Russia, believes he used to spend his day-to-day life on the red planet before he was reborn to a human mother on Earth.

Boriska, who is believed to be around 24 years old, has met up with various scientists and they are absolutely baffled with the level of his intelligence and knowledge of the planetary system.

According to History Defined, his mum was reportedly always aware of her son's smartness. Apparently, Boriska even used to hold his own head unsupported when he was a baby.

She went on to say that he began speaking when he was just a few months old (most babies say their first words between nine and 12 months) and was able to read and draw when he was just one and a half.

When little Boriska started nursery, his teachers were said to be bowled over by his superior language skills, writing ability and impressive memory.

His parents say that despite never specifically teaching him about space when he was little, Boriksa would often start talking about Mars, space and alien civilisations.

He is reported to have told his folks that Mars still has alien life, although it was hit with a massive nuclear catastrophe in the distant past.

Boriska says he remembers that the nuclear catastrophe was caused after war broke out between two sets of beings that lived on the red planet at the time.

There were few survivors, but he says that some still exist to this day after learning how to build houses and weapons.

Apparently, the aliens on Mars breathe carbon dioxide, so if they were to come to Earth they'd need to make sure they had some with them.

Throughout his life, Boriska has insisted he was previously a Martian who travelled to Earth.

He has a message for us Earthlings, too, telling people that there are lots of big secrets to be uncovered on our planet - such as within the Great Pyramid of Giza, which he says is hiding something big.

He said: "The human life will change when the Sphinx is opened, it has an opening mechanism somewhere behind the ear; I do not remember exactly."

Quite vague, but not too vague that we couldn't go and send someone to check that out, surely?

Let's get going.

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Topics: Space, World News

Lucy Devine