[Clay Moore]

I have no doubt htat there is life elsewhere in the universe. I still question if it has come in saucers to visit us.

The Voyager spacecraft launched in the 70’s would take almost 100,000 years to get to Alpha Centari, the next closest star to the Sun if it had been sent there.

And so if some alien life form had figured out how to get around the time problem, the gamma radiation, problem, the de-calcification of bones problem, the atrophying muscle problem not to mention food, fuel, and life support issues, would they do all of that and end up crashing into a windmill in Aurora Texas or Roswell New Mexico?

[skinkinthegrass]

Mr. Alien, can't drive/pilot anyways, just ask Ms. Alien.
She was screaming in his ears when that accident happened.

[The Duke]

Why do you assume that occupants of such craft would be from anywhere other than good ol’ Earth? They could have moved under the polar ice caps when they saw that the neighborhood was going to the crapper.

[CodeToad]

” would they do all of that and end up crashing into a windmill in Aurora Texas or Roswell New Mexico?”

We went to Mars and crashed because of some math problem in the landing computer.

[MHGinTN]

To you or me, there is a time problem. To 'them' that problem does not exist because somehow they are able to isolate the craft and contents from the spacetime you and I sense. You have assumed your conclusion in order to ask other questions (de-calcification is a temporally dependent problem, and gamma radiation happens inside the spacetime of our sensing). And you assume there is peace between two or more races coming to this planet thus there would be no conflicting notions/agendas. Try to imagine a race of intelligent beings who have no spirit in their mortal soul. Such beings can advance technologically without advancing spiritually. If humans have a spirit in their human soul, that would make our species very interesting to all other species of technologically advanced beings not having such a dimensional variability.

Take a look at Dolan's ten FOIA documents that prove the military was very concerned about UFOs and non-terrestrial violators of restricted air space, starting in the 1940s. Richard Dolan's history of UFOs is the best place to start when trying to understand this phenomenon. Of course, too many have chosen to be ignorant on what has been happening, to soothe the normalcy bias, thus they can just insult anyone who has done more digging.