Are Ufos Prove Of Extraterrestrial Life?

Many of the extraterrestrial mysteries are actually already proven or take some time to figure out. The Merriam-Webster dictionary describes UFOs as, “An unidentified flying object.” The fact that people call flying saucers UFOs admit that they do not even know what was seen. Since UFOs are unidentified, people cannot automatically assume that they are flying saucers. Many of these cases were just mission aircrafts and military or government testings that were hidden from us to keep the missions undercover. Also, photo evidence can be fabricated with photoshop and most of the photos submitted as proof were blurry and bad

     In 1947 a UFO was seen near the town of Roswell, New Mexico. It was

Visual illusions is the most common regarding UFO’s sightings because what the person might be seeing can just be a visual illusion and not an actual UFO. This plays a huge role in UFO sightings because most UFO sightings are seen from very far away, making it possible that what most people are seeing is the strong effect of a visual illusion in the sky. For instance, an illusion known as the airplane illusion states that familiar size determines the apparent size and distance of the plane or in this case an object in the sky ( Hershenson & Samuels, 1999). For example, the fact that we are familiar with a plane and expect it to be a certain size and certain speed affects how we perceive the size and speed of the objects in the sky. Therefor, this may affect how we see lights or other objects such as a balloon that seem far away and moving either fast or slow in the

The incident in Roswell, New Mexico proves they keep alien and unidentified flying objects remains in Area 51. In 1947 an unidentified flying object crash was reported to the police in Roswell, New Mexico. There was hundreds of witnesses that day, but this one man in particular named William Mac Brazel had a different experience. William Mac Brazel is the New Mexico rancher who reported this incident to the local sheriff. Brazel reported to the sheriff that he might of found remains of the flying object that crashed that day. The sheriff that was contacted that day is a man named George Wilcox he later reported this to the military authorities. After examination and collection of the wreck the next day the government said that all it was all a misunderstanding and that it was only a weather balloon.

With all our knowledge of everything around us, overwhelming as it may be, there are still a lot of aspects that are unknown to even the smartest scientists. Did you know that humans know only 5% of the entire universe? Yes, everything we know about the Earth, the Milky Way, and all the planets is barely even a fourth of what comprises the entirety of the universe. Knowing that, it would be illogical to say that the creatures on Earth are the only forms of life in the universe. Today I will tell you about unidentified object sightings, close

On November 5th, 1975 one of the most interesting UFO case took place in northeastern Arizona. 7 people workers were driving when they saw a luminous object shape of a flat disk hovering close to their truck on a dirt road. One of the witnesses, Travis Walton got out of the car and started walking to the object. While he was looking at the object a bluish light flashed and hit Travis Walton. The crew started to run a way from the scene. One of the crew members saw the object hover and left with great speed. 5 days later Walton appeared again confused. After this happened the crew members were taken to a lying machine to see if they were telling the truth and the tests said they were telling the truth. Sergeant Charles L Moody was in the Alamogordo area of New Mexico on August 13, 1975. It was about 1:30 when the incident happened when he was going to observe a meteor shower. Then, he noticed a strange bright orange light.it was falling to Earth. The object stopped before it hit the ground. The metallic object stopped around 20 meters of the ground. He noticed the object was 50 meters long and 20 meters wide. It began to move to him, he also noticed that there was human like shadows on the windows. He raced to his car but his car wasn't working. He heard a high pitched humming sound and he felt his body going numb. After a few moments, he got up and saw the aircraft leave. He rushed to his car went home to notice that it was already 3:00 am. After all of this happened he had back pain and a leash on his back. He attempted self-hypnosis to try to figure all of this out. After 3 weeks he finally figured what happened to him. He said that his body went numb and that the aliens tried to communicate with him. They were six feet tall and were gray. He said that his leader was shorter than both of them. The

First and foremost, over many years there have been plenty of eyewitness reports of things such as UFO sightings and even some claim to have seen aliens. There are some that claim they’ve been abducted by aliens such as in Travis Walton’s case, which is one of the more well-known stories. Of course, many people claim such abductions are simply hoaxes, but other accounts like videos and photographs are unexplainable. Just going on to Youtube and searching for UFO and alien sightings can bring up millions of

“No child had such an oversized balloon shaped head. It didn’t even look human, although it had human like features” (18). This is a description of an extraterrestrial from the Roswell incident in the book The Day After Roswell written by Col. Philip J. Corso (Ret.) with WIlliam J. Birnes. This book is quite the interesting read to say the least. Extraterrestrials, flying saucers, and “foreign technology” are some of the complications in Corso’s autobiography during his time in military intelligence working at The Pentagon. Corso describes everything between the events of a flying saucer crash that occurred in Roswell, NM. on July 4, 1947 to the modern day technology that the United States has managed to reverse engineer due to the crash.

Other than that, all the story of aliens and UFOs starting to be an issue after the UFO crash incident in Roswell, New Mexico. It all started on June 25, 1947 when a pilot named Kenneth Arnold reported seeing several objects while flying near Mt Rainier, Washington. His descriptions of the objects that flew like geese and moving like saucers that you bounced it across the water and became the term "Flying Saucers", and thus the age of the UFO was born.

One of the strangest most frightening flying saucer sightings occurred in Flatwoods West Virginia on September 19 1952. Eddie May who was just 13 years old at the time and his brother Fred who was 12 were out walking on that dark misty night when they saw a round object dropping down through the sky amidst streams of fire. After the UFO disappeared behind some trees the boys ran to tell their mother what they had seen. Refusing to believe her sons’ story Mrs. May went outside and saw a red flashing light glowing on the hillside. Frightened she sent the boys to get help and they soon returned with Gene Lemon a young National Guardsman. Armed with only a flashlight Lemon led the May family and 3 other children up the hill.

The definition of a UFO is an unidentified flying object. They Operated this disc like thing called a Flying S.A.U.C.E.R which stands for “Saucer Aircraft Utilising Coanda Effect Reactions” . It's been undetermined on

On 1947 at Roswell, New Mexico unknown debris was found by a rancher named Mac Brazel. Brazel believed that the debris belonged to an Alien aircraft and many others believe the government know something of aliens. Though many think it is true there is lots of evidence showing that the debris and the possible sighting of the incident are false. There are many possibilities of what the debris is if it has nothing to do with aliens.

Extraterrestrial encounters of all forms and kinds leave some kind of evidence whether it is physical or non tangible evidence like a person’s story of seeing a flying saucer or possesses photos of the unidentified flying object. These forms of evidence aren’t always the most reliable as many are reported false and considered hoaxes. Ever since the incident at Roswell, any information or evidence that proves other worldly existence automatically becomes the center of attention and can bring an individual fame and even

The Oxford English Dictionary defines a UFO as "An unidentified flying object; a ‘flying saucer’." The word was first used in print by Donald Keyhoe in 1953.[1]

     For half a century the subject of UFO has been discussed by scientists, ecologists, politicians, and common people around the world. It seems paradoxical, but the main question of their discussion concerns existence or non-existence of UFO itself, so many people is not sure that the very subject of their debate really exists. I share the opinion of those who do not believe in UFO saying that this phenomenon has not been scientifically proved, and everything its adherents operates is conjecture and fantasy, and disconnected stories of those who allegedly have seen UFO are far from scientific explanation of the event.