Well, I’m far from a resident ufologist, but for the fairness of full disclosure my dad (USAF Ret) and three brothers witnessed a UFO in Montgomery, AL in 1968. I was in the house with my mom, but being as I was just a few months old it wouldn’t have mattered if I had been outside.
my Dad USAF pilot, korean war- also had UFO encounter
Never told anyone outside the family
Well, as you know, UFO simply means UNIDENTIFIED flying object. UFOs are seen every day all over the world.
It really does not have to relate to ETs.
When one lands, and the ETs get out and make contact, then I will become a believer.
I look at the physics of what it would take for ET to get here.
Assuming that the nearest star to earth that may, or may not have planets, is 11 light years away.
That means ET would have to be in a space craft for 11 years
just to get here, EVEN IF he could go the speed of light.
Maybe their really are “worm holes”, or some sort of hyper dimensional concepts, but we do not know them, and we have no clue about traveling faster then light.
Until we make such discoveries of unknown physics, I will
continue to be a strong skeptic, unless one lands and makes verifiable human contact.