Aliens have been meddling in our affairs since before the dawn of intelligence on this planet...apparantly

One morning you awake to news that aliens are and have been visiting Earth on a regular basis. Further they have landed in major cities on Earth and want to establish relations.

Now this seems very far fetched but would you have believed that the Berlin Wall would come down or that Soviet Union would break up or that we would fight a war with Iraq if you wereI told this ten tears ago?

To those who steadfastly point out that UFO's do not and cannot exist and quote Physics and science to back them ... Realize that we can only attempt to describe the universe in terms relative to things we can measure.

Just because a UFO has not definitely been measured (as far as we know officially) does not prove they do not exist. I would point out that we have always been bombarded by certain wavelengths of radio as universal background noise from the edge of the universe.

Until we discovered a way to generate and use radio for our own purposes, we had no way to know of it's existence "out there"...Now that technology exists to "listen", we can use that information to add to the description of the universe. Who knows how many other means of describing the universe have yet to be discovered?

Infinity is a big place... and we see only a very narrow spectrum of such a small piece of it.

J. Allen Hynek once told us:

"When, however, in the course of UFO investigations one encounters many cases , the probability that a new phenomenon was not observed becomes very small, and it gets smaller still as the number of cases increases.

The chances, then, that something really new is involved are very great, and any gambler given such odds would not hesitate for a moment to place a large bet. This point bears emphasis. Any one UFO case, if taken by itself without regard to the accumulated worldwide data (assuming that these have already been passed through the "UFO filter"), can almost always be dismissed by assuming that in that particular case a very unusual set of circumstances occurred, of low probability (but strange things and coincidences of extremely low probability do sometimes occur). But when cases of this sort accumulate in noticeable numbers, it no longer is scientifically correct to apply the reasoning one applies to a single isolated case Thus, the chance that a thoroughly investigated UFO case with excellent witnesses can be ascribed to a misperception is certainly very small, but it is finite.

However, to apply the same argument to a sizable collection of similar cases is not logical since the compounded probability of their all having been due to misperceptions is comparable to the probability that if in one throw of a coin it stands on edge, it will stand on edge every time it is thrown".


This information was researched from various websites, one which is worth looking at is www.ufobbs.com

Amongst allot of the serious articles there are some less believable ones like how Moses parted the Red Sea with a bronze device given to him by aliens ! OK then.