UFOs, short for Unidentified Flying Objects, are a source of curiosity and intrigue for many. Some consider the sightings of UFOs to be proof of alien life, while others believe that the sightings might be meteors, hoaxes, or delusions.
The debate has been going on for decades with no conclusive evidence to support either case. The UFO debate is one that seems to have no end in sight, so it's up to you as the reader to decide what you believe.
This is a full research and indebt article so please take our time and readBackground and history of UFOs
One of the first recorded sightings of a UFO was in 1868 when a woman reported that she saw an object flying at her. However, historians have been puzzled by the lack of documentation about UFOs before this sighting. There were various theories as to why there had been no records of these sightings beforehand:
A theory proposed is that people are just not talking about their sightings
Some believe that the witnesses might not have been able to tell what they were seeing at the time and only discovered it later on after reviewing recent photos
It's possible that people simply did not have anything to compare their sightings to back then instead of today's high tech equipment
There are many other reasons as well.
Whatever the reason, there have been many reports of UFO sightings. These sightings have ranged from objects flying to the simple sighting of lights in the sky and anywhere in between.
The most notable sighting was the Roswell incident or the 1947 crash landing which supposed occurred outside of Roswell, New Mexico. On July 8th, 1947 an object crashed on a ranch just outside Roswell and made headlines around the world. The United States Air Force (USAF) initially stated that they recovered a "flying disk" which ended up being nothing more than a weather balloon launched as part of a secret military project code-named Mogul.
However, with all this media coverage people began to question what truly happened at Roswell, did something really happen? Is there any proof that it was anything other than the USAF trying to cover up a mistake? For years many people have been searching for proof or even information on what actually did happen but without any success.
On March 5th, 1997 the USAF confirmed that there was no "cover-up" and they were in fact involved with UFO research after finding documents relating to Project Blue Book (which collected reports of mysterious flying objects) while cleaning out an old storage building at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base located near Dayton, Ohio.
The project is responsible for producing 12,618 sightings from 1947 through 1969 and listed 1,473 of these as "unidentified." These reports included both weather balloons and various aircraft already identified such as F-89s and commercial airliners.
The project was terminated and the final report was released on January 13th, 1970.
The mystery surrounding UFOs has led many to believe that they are in fact extraterrestrial spacecraft, but with no solid evidence or proof, this theory cannot be confirmed. There have been various tests and experiments which seem to support this idea as well as seemingly unexplainable close encounters such as abductions leading some researchers to believe that it is possible there could be alien life out there somewhere.
UFO arguments
There are many factors when trying to consider whether UFO sightings are in fact aliens or not:
They may not have always had technology capable of interplanetary travel so they might still be here now (hypothetical)
Some could be from humans with highly advanced technology (hypothetical)
A lot of pilots who have reported seeing UFOs say that they cannot identify the objects which would mean there are still unidentified flying objects
The fact that some researchers claim to have been abducted by aliens, experienced missing time, and even encountered different types of alien beings. This would mean that it is possible for them to travel here since we already know that they can travel through space so what's stopping them from traveling through time?
The military might be covering up information or experimenting with technologies with no public knowledge in order to have an advantage over other countries
On the other hand, there are also a number of arguments against Alien life:
1. According to newton's law of universal gravitation, any material object in the universe attracts every other object with a force that is directly proportional to the product of their masses and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them. Since this means that everything would be attracted towards each other, how can they travel through space without being drawn together?
2. The conditions for life as we know it are extremely rare in our own Milky Way galaxy and even more so in others. If there are aliens out there somewhere, why do they appear to hide from us? Perhaps they're not hiding at all but actually observing us or even experimenting on us like some believe (hypothetical).
3. In 1987 Voyager 1 took pictures of Jupiter its own moons and of Saturns's rings. It also took pictures of the outer parts of Uranus and Neptune. This would mean that there is nothing out there since they've already explored most of our solar system.
4. All known life on earth depends on carbon chains to create proteins, DNA, and similar molecules which are necessary for life to exist. Carbon accounts for about 85% of all atoms found in living organisms (even more abundant than Hydrogen). If life were common throughout the universe, we should have detected absolutely huge quantities of the element by now using radio telescopes or other instruments capable of detecting cosmic radiation at interstellar distances. Our universe is approximately 13 billion years old so if these alien beings do exist then they are extremely primitive compared to us.
5. If we can't even communicate with aliens on our own planet, how would they be able to find us? Since there is no established way of communicating with them (hypothetical), the idea that they are aliens is merely speculation.
6. Carl Sagan, Mr. Spock from Star Trek, and Frank Drake have all said that the probability of finding alien life in space is so low that searching for them isn't worth it since it would cost too much money and resources (we could spend this time and money elsewhere). But a new study from Columbia University shows that the odds of life and intelligence emerging beyond our planet.
7. Many people claiming to have seen UFOs were influenced by media reports or other rumors which suggest that UFO sightings should not be dismissed out of hand but rather investigated fully before reaching a conclusion. The problem is that most of the time this research has not been done which makes it difficult to reach a sound conclusion.
8. Many people who have claimed to have seen flying saucers were under extreme stress when they saw them (hypothetical) such as near-death experiences, war, violence or even drug use (hypothetical). This would mean that these objects are hallucinations and/or illusions caused by mental illness or extreme stress experienced by the person claiming to see them. And since there is so much evidence for this, it supports the idea of UFOs being just natural phenomena rather than alien craft from another world (since these aliens could be non-physical beings able to manipulate our minds without us noticing – hypothetical).
9. One example of non-physical extraterrestrial life is what's called a "hive intelligence." This is where intelligent life forms from another world or galaxy are able to merge their minds together for the purpose of communication (hypothetical). This means they would all act as one being instead of multiple beings which supports the idea that UFO sightings are not aliens but rather natural phenomena.
10. If flying saucers were really alien spaceships, why haven't we found any leftover debris after these supposed crash landings? Since there's no physical evidence to prove that they exist in the first place, this supports the idea that UFOs are only hallucinations and/or illusions caused by mental illness or extreme stress experienced by the person claiming to see them.
11. If there were aliens living right under our noses, we should have heard from them by now or at least seen some type of structure on the surface or in orbit that they live on. However, all space agencies and astronomers have looked for this and found nothing (hypothetical), which supports the idea that UFOs are just natural phenomena rather than alien spaceships.
12. The idea of flying saucers being alien spaceships was popularized by a show called "The Flying Saucer" which aired on CBS in 1950 produced by an early television producer named George Stevens Jr. who's father was the one to direct and produce the movie Gunga Din starring Cary Grant, Douglas Fairbanks Sr., & Victor McLaglen (among others). In order to make this movie, they needed something with more special effects than what they were used to so they decided to call upon Jack Parsons who had gone through some bizarre experiences himself involving witchcraft and black magic after joining Aleister Crowley's Ordo Templi Orientis (O.T.O) group between 1938-1939.
13. Many ancient scriptures talk about many different gods or demons who came down to earth and created human beings as slaves (in their own image) so they could use us as servants to do their bidding. This means that these aliens could be supernatural beings who are able to manipulate our minds without us noticing instead of physical flesh-and-bone.
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Although there is no conclusive evidence that flying saucers are alien spacecraft, it's possible they could be. In order to prove this, we would need to find solid evidence that supports their existence so we can study them further (hypothetical).
However, since UFO sightings have not been proven to be real or imagined over the years and most people who claim to have seen UFOs were influenced by media reports or other rumors which suggest that UFO sightings should not be dismissed out of hand but rather investigated fully before reaching a conclusion, many scientists believe these objects are hallucinations and/or illusions caused by mental illness or extreme stress experienced by the person claiming to see them.
This would mean that these objects are natural phenomena rather than physical craft from another world, which is a theory that has support from many different ancient scriptures. It's also possible that these aliens could be supernatural beings who are able to manipulate our minds without us noticing instead of physical flesh-and-bone.
The most famous of these deities were usually known as gods (which included the Babylonian god, Marduk, and Egyptian gods such as Ra and Bata) who came down in some type of flying craft or spaceship to create human beings out of clay and water.
Other religions also have their own version of how we were created by aliens for their use which suggests that the idea of alien intervention in human affairs was a common concept throughout history.
I leave this mystery up to you to decide for yourself by considering all the facts and information gathered in this report. I suggest that if you happen to see an alien spacecraft, you should take the time to document everything that happens before reporting your UFO sighting. This will make it easier for researchers and scientists to study your claim.
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Reference [for further research]:
Roswell Incident- https://www.history.com/news/roswell-ufo-aliens-what-happened
Life on Other World- https://www.loc.gov/collections/finding-our-place-in-the-cosmos-with-carl-sagan/articles-and-essays/life-on-other-worlds/ufos-and-aliens-among-us
Project MOgul- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Mogul
Project Blue Book- https://www.archives.gov/research/military/air-force/ufos
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unidentified_flying_object#Extraterrestrial_hypotheses
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I don't believe in it. Ah maybe if i see one. Btw, thank you for sharing this awesome work @nakamotobch! I read it all. and guess I've know nothing (hypothetical evidences and possibilities) about this argument.