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.
True—no one I know has ever seen little green men. The response to the sighting my dad witnessed was that it was a bread advertisement. From the way the thing hovered with no sound and then disappeared in a flash, he knows it wasn’t a bread advertisement. I wish I had been old enough so I could give a first hand account.
On the other hand, there are many highly credible observers who have seen such objects up close, and said that they were not conventional craft but rather craft of unknown origin. The number of people who have said this includes deathbed confessions from people directly involved in crash/retrieval operations including Roswell. That tells me that the craft are here.
Given that they are here, we must not know as much about physics as some wish to think we do. It seems to be a primitive reaction to deny the presence of those craft just because we don't understand the mechanism of their travel. It would seem more logical to be busy trying to figure out that mechanism rather than just pretending they aren't there. By the way, I majored in physics. I think it is easily possible that there is a lot we don't know. Our technology is not much more than a hundred years old.
You are making the assumption that we know all there is to know about interstellar travel.
It may not take 11 years to go to a star 11 light years away, if we learn to control gravity.
I dont know what you thik of him but Bab Lazaar had some very interesting info about the UFO’s he said he worked on at Groom Lake.
Yes I know he has a lot of negatives, but as a physicist myself I can tell he knows what he is talking about. they have not found his ‘school records’ because he claims they were removed.
He had to go to school somewhere to learn college level physics. And I honestly don’t think anyone would remember me from my college days (I worked full-time on the night shift and didnt hang around with anyone at all) I know I dont remember a single name of anyone I went there with.