Do you believe we are being visited by intelligent aliens from another planet?

The government did keep UFO sightings a secret for 50 years, from 1947 to 1997.

The CIA even had a disinformation campaign to make anyone who (correctly) claimed the government was hiding UFOs to sound crazy.

Some of you are still duped by that campaign.

This is all just to set up project blue beam. They'll say aliens are real, maybe even show some "evidence". Demand more military funding. Push for one world government to defeat the "aliens". Next thing you know you're living in thx1138

Maybe the pilot was a female alien?

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I think unmanned drones from another planet are a possibility.

I think it also provides a nice cover for testing top secret tech.

Alan

A few hundred years ago it was far fetched that the world was anything but flat and it was believed that Earth was the centre of the Universe. How wrong we were.

Most UFO sightings are probably just some as yet unexplained phenomena. I've seen the Marfa lights twice. They're probably something like ball lightning. Most UFO sighting are probably some type of plasma discharge that we don't understand.

On the other hand, surely, alien life exists. Even if the creation of life is totally random, the universe is just too large for life not to exist elsewhere. There are about 100 billion stars in the Milky Way galaxy. There are 200 billion galaxies in the observable universe. That's 20,000 billion billion stars that could have planets that support life... and that's just what we can observe! There could be many times more.

I was in Vietnam a few years ago on holiday. We had had a long day in the sun, a good dinner and a few drinks when, around midnight, a formation of glowing orbs appeared over the hill. They moved slowly together in a straight line across the bay and one or two flashed and disappeared. Maybe upwards, who knows. Then more came. Maybe 20 or 25 in total. All heading in the same direction, towards Saigon I guessed.

I had read the war stories. The group of us stared open-mouthed at them. We couldn't think of an explanation other than aliens. It was so obvious and so brazen. They had come here from afar and were finally making themselves known to us. We were genuinely scared and excited at the same time. This was it.

The barman came to offer more drinks and ignored them. We pointed them out. He shrugged and said "local festival. Paper lanterns"

We finished our drinks and went back to the hotel a little sad and embarrassed but mainly relieved

NO, it is about as big of a lie as "dinosaurs" existed, we live on a huge rotating blue marble, two hollow aluminum planes took down not not 2, but all 7 world trade center buildings, 'Space" exists and Sadam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction. You can thank the elite controlled media for all this and your television and school programming

Sure, but any industrial civilization will leave behind chemical footprints. If an alien civilization visited earth in 1By, they would find unequivocal isotopic and chemical proof of our existence even though we've only been industrialized for a few hundred y

One of several things is happening:

1. The aliens created us and check in on us every once in a while. They send the stupider ones, a la Invader Zim, just in case they are captured or crash, it's no big loss and none of their secrets or technology will be captured. They created us, so they don't care to destroy us. Yet.

2. They ARE us, human beings are simply living in a simulation, a video game, where our alien souls are within us, but unremembered. When we die, we are transported through worm holes back to our alien planet/roots to have another adventure. This would also explain why they don't destroy us.

3. The aliens didn't create us, we are not living in one of their simulations, but they do exist. They are so far advanced from us that we are of little interest to them but every once in a while, they check in on us to see if we've developed anything more powerful than nuclear weapons or figured out time travel yet.

4. There are no aliens and all proposed sightings and soundings are just bunk.

Other theories????

5. We ARE them. There is no simulation. Human beings just get very comfortable when they run into people who don’t look like them.

Probably nothing, but I like the time travel/humans from the future theory. Rich people today spend $$$ to for a very short and low space flight. If time travel became possible, people would do anything to get a glimpse of the past. This could explain why they don't interact & head to such remote places.

NO, I DO NOT.

For one reason only. Show me proof. Outside of some grainy video that no one can really explain, Ive never seen a single piece of real evidence that aliens re among us.

Its 2023 people, this has been claimed for ever now, yet NOT ONE person in all this time has had the chance to take a single decent pic of an alien craft or being.

Supposedly they are crashing all over the place and everyone has a camera on them. So wheres the evidence???

SHOW ME ONE!

Everyone here knows EXACTLY what kind of person believes in UFOs...

I agree. With all the phone cameras around for a decade plus, someone would have had a decent video or pic by now. No one does.

Most likely, there is intelligent life somewhere else in the universe. So far, there is one planet with intelligent life (i.e. Earth) out of the 5000 or so we have identified. Yet the universe is so vast that there are likely 700 quintillion planets out there. So, even if we assume that one out of every trillion planets has intelligent life (under the assumption that 1/5000 is a biased estimate), there's still almost certainly intelligent life some other place.

But can these other intelligent beings travel to our solar system? To me, that's a hell no. The distances are insurmountable.

Once again, and let's see if you can comprehend it this time:

"Not being able to explain something one saw does not, even to the slightest degree, suggest that a particular explanation that one has in mind happens to be correct."