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STUNNING REVELATION: Former NASA scientist confirms the existence of extraterrestrials and how governments hide it

Stories of mysterious flashing lights in the sky, spaceships and encounters with "real" aliens reflect the high level of public interest in UFOs and the belief that there is "something out there" . However, many psychologists have scientific explanations for all these phenomena. Skeptics argue that encounters with aliens are merely deceptions created to obtain economic benefits, Roswell being an example of this.

Ex-UFO program chief: We may not be alone

The initial reports of the 1940s left enough gaps for Ray Santilli to publish in 1995 what he said was a video that showed an extraterrestrial autopsy of the time, which confused the subject even more. Later he admitted that it was a hoax. The incident sparked controversy and prompted allegations that an alien ship had crashed in the New Mexico desertand that US authorities were covering it up. And the theory that abductions are tricks may be true in some cases, but there is no reason to suppose that the testimony of most "victims"be a lie In fact, psychologists have innumerable plausible scientific explanations for the supposed alien encounters of people.

But it must be said that this is what the scientific community believes, or at least what I believed so far. Because a former NASA scientist has just made an unexpected and surprising revelation about aliens and their visits to our planet. Affirms that humans are not alone in this universe and many governments know about the existence of these extraterrestrial entities, but they have kept it a secret.

What the truth hides

The shocking revelation has just been made by retired NASA scientist Kevin Knuth, who is now a professor of physics at the University of Albany, New York. According to his statement, there is more than enough evidence in the universe to support the existence of spacecraft of extraterrestrial origin , commonly known as UFOs.

Although there are more and more people who really believe in such entities and their frequent visits to Earth, Knuth says that those who have not yet accepted the evidence of the existence of extraterrestrials, the time has come to face the possibility that civilizations of Other worlds have been reaching this blue planet , this being the reason for the large number of UFO sightings.

The former scientist also stressed that, instead of ruling out this possibility, people should do more research on the subject, since all study will be useful for humanity. The professor at the State University of New York has revealed incredible facts in the research website The Conversation , where he has stated the following:

"Given that July 2 is World UFO Day, it is a good time for society to address the disturbing and refreshing fact that we may not be alone. We need to face the possibility that some of the strange flying objects that outnumber the best planes and defy explanation can be distant visitors, and there is a lot of evidence to support the UFO sightings. "

Knuth also spoke about Fermi's paradox , which was proposed by the Italian nuclear physicist Enrico Fermi, and made it clear that the existence of extraterrestrials is more likely since there are more than 300 billion stars in our universe capable of housing habitable planets. But the most controversial statement was when the former NASA scientist said that during his career as a scientist he was forced to ignore the issue , since it is nothing more than a meaningless subject that requires scientific study, as well as a rational discussion , which unfortunately leaves the subject in the domain of limits and pseudoscientific, many of which are in the field of conspiracy theories and speculation.

Por otro lado, mencionó que, en todo el mundo, especialmente Canadá, Nueva Zelanda, Rusia, Brasil, Dinamarca, Suecia, Suecia y el Reino Unido han desclasificado archivos relacionados con los ovnis. También compartió algunas fotos de documentos gubernamentales secretosque muestran como las autoridades sabían sobre los incidentes de avistamiento, pero aún así trataban de ocultar todos los encuentros con OVNIS.

"The situation is aggravated by the fact that many governments around the world have hidden and classified information about such encounters, " Knuth added. "If in fact there are extraterrestrial artifacts visiting the Earth, we would greatly benefit from knowing about them, their nature and their intentions. In addition, this would represent a great opportunity for humanity, promising to expand and advance our knowledge and technology, as well as changing our understanding of our place in the universe. "

Undoubtedly it is a shocking revelation and not only for his statement, but for being a recognized former NASA scientist and professor at a prestigious university. It seems that the foundations of the scientific community are staggering and more and more are those who dare to question the fundamental pillars of our existence , or what they have forced us to accept. So we can say that Kevin Knuth can be added to the list of illustrious free thinkers, along with former Canadian Defense Minister Paul Hellyer , who has been assuring for years that many UFO sightings are real, and that some extraterrestrial beings are among us and that the US government is hiding information about them.

We can no longer doubt the existence of extraterrestrial beings on our planet and how the scientific community and governments have been hiding the truth from us. You just have to "open your eyes" and see the real reality that surrounds us. Then, you can express your comments about it.

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White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders reaches to a question about UFOs in the White House Press Briefing Room in Washington, DC, USA 19 December 2017. The question was in response to the Pentagon's secret UFO program, recently revealed in the New York Times

With July 2 being World UFO Day, it is a good time for society to address the unsettling and refreshing fact we may not be alone.

I believe we need to face the possibility that some of the strange flying objects that outperform the best aircraft in our inventory and defy explanation may indeed be visitors from afar – and there's plenty of evidence to support UFO sightings.

The nuclear physicist Enrico Fermi was famous for posing thought provoking questions.

In 1950, at Los Alamos National Laboratory after discussing UFOs over lunch, Fermi asked, 'Where is everybody?'

He estimated there were about 300 billion stars in the galaxy, many of them billions of years older than the sun, with a large percentage of them likely to host habitable planets.

While the general public has been fascinated with UFOs for decades, our governments, scientists and media, have essentially declared that of all the UFO sightings are a result of weather phenomenon or human actions, Knuth claims.

Even if intelligent life developed on a very small percentage of these planets, then there should be a number of intelligent civilizations in the galaxy.

Depending on the assumptions, one should expect anywhere from tens to tens of thousands of civilizations.

With the rocket-based technologies that we have developed for space travel, it would take between 5 and 50 million years for a civilization like ours to colonize our Milky Way galaxy.

Since this should have happened several times already in the history of our galaxy, one should wonder where is the evidence of these civilizations?

This discrepancy between the expectation that there should be evidence of alien civilizations or visitations and the presumption that no visitations have been observed has been dubbed the Fermi Paradox.

Carl Sagan correctly summarized the situation by saying that 'extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.'

The problem is that there has been no single well-documented UFO encounter that would alone qualify as the smoking gun.

The situation is exacerbated by the fact that many governments around the world have covered up and classified information about such encounters.

A black and white colored video from a 2004 encounter shows fighter jets closing in on an unidentified object (circled red) before it quickly accelerates out of sight

But there are enough scraps of evidence that suggest that the problem needs to be open to scientific study.

When it comes to science, the scientific method requires hypotheses to be testable so that inferences can be verified.

UFO encounters are neither controllable nor repeatable, which makes their study extremely challenging. But the real problem, in my view, is that the UFO topic is taboo.

A declassified document describing a sighting of a UFO in December 1977, in Bahia, a state in northern Brazil. Brazil, Canada, Denmark, Ecuador, France, New Zealand, Russia, Sweden and the United Kingdom have been declassifying their UFO files since 2008

WHAT ARE SOME REPORTED UFO SIGHTINGS?

Among the sightings were reports from pilots of two U.S. Navy Super Hornet fighters who spotted a UFO on a training mission.

They were 100 miles from San Diego in the Pacific when a call on their radios asked if they were carrying weapons.

The unusual request, that day in 2004, came from a naval cruiser, the Princeton, that had spent two weeks tracking unidentified aircraft.

Commanders David Fravor and Jim Slaight had only dummy missiles, but were directed to investigate objects that appeared suddenly at an altitude of 80,000ft, then plunged towards the sea.

Hovering erratically 50ft above that spot was some sort of flying craft, around 40ft long, oval-shaped and whitish.

As the pilot descended towards it, it rose to meet him, but suddenly peeled away at an immense speed that he admits left him feeling 'pretty weirded out'.

The craft 'had no plumes, wings or rotors' but, seemingly travelling at a mile a second, easily outran America's fastest military jets.None are actually extraterrestrial spacecraft.

And no aliens have visited Earth.

Essentially, we are told that the topic is nonsense.

UFOs are off-limits to serious scientific study and rational discussion, which unfortunately leaves the topic in the domain of fringe and pseudoscientists, many of whom litter the field with conspiracy theories and wild speculation.

I think UFO skepticism has become something of a religion with an agenda, discounting the possibility of extraterrestrials without scientific evidence, while often providing silly hypotheses describing only one or two aspects of a UFO encounter reinforcing the popular belief that there is a conspiracy.

A scientist must consider all of the possible hypotheses that explain all of the data, and since little is known, the extraterrestrial hypothesis cannot yet be ruled out.

In the end, the skeptics often do science a disservice by providing a poor example of how science is to be conducted. The fact is that many of these encounters – still a very small percentage of the total – defy conventional explanation.

The media amplifies the skepticism by publishing information about UFOs when it is exciting, but always with a mocking or whimsical tone and reassuring the public that it can't possibly be true.

But there are credible witnesses and encounters.

I am often asked by friends and colleagues, 'Why don't astronomers see UFOs?' The fact is that they do.

In 1977, Peter Sturrock, a professor of space science and astrophysics at Stanford University, mailed 2,611 questionnaires about UFO sightings to members of the American Astronomical Society.

He received 1,356 responses from which 62 astronomers – 4.6 percent – reported witnessing or recording inexplicable aerial phenomena. This rate is similar to the approximately 5 percent of UFO sightings that are never explained.

As expected, Sturrock found that astronomers who witnessed UFOs were more likely to be night sky observers. Over 80 percent of Sturrock's respondents were willing to study the UFO phenomenon if there was a way to do so.

More than half of them felt that the topic deserves to be studied versus 20 percent who felt that it should not. The survey also revealed that younger scientists were more likely to support the study of UFOs.

Pictured: An example of a 'UFO' triangle formation that the UK government investigated as part of its report into alien sightings

UFOs have been observed through telescopes. I know of one telescope sighting by an experienced amateur astronomer in which he observed an object shaped like a guitar pick moving through the telescope's field of view.

Further sightings are documented in the book 'Wonders in the Sky,' in which the authors compile numerous observations of unexplained aerial phenomena made by astronomers and published in scientific journals throughout the 1700s and 1800s.

Some of the most convincing observations have come from government officials. In 1997, the Chilean government formed the organization Comité de Estudios de Fenómenos Aéreos Anómalos, or CEFAA, to study UFOs.

Last year, CEFAA released footage of a UFO taken with a helicopter-mounted Wescam infrared camera.

The countries of Brazil, Canada, Denmark, Ecuador, France, New Zealand, Russia, Sweden and the United Kingdom have been declassifying their UFO files since 2008.

The French Committee for In-Depth Studies, or COMETA, was an unofficial UFO study group comprised of high-ranking scientists and military officials that studied UFOs in the late 1990s.

They released the COMETA Report, which summarized their findings. They concluded that 5 percent of the encounters were reliable yet inexplicable: The best hypothesis available was that the observed craft were extraterrestrial. They also accused the United States of covering up evidence of UFOs.

WHAT MAKES SOMEONE BELIEVE IN CONSPIRACY THEORIES?

Over the course of three online-based studies, researchers at the University of Kent showed strong links between the belief in conspiracy theories and certain psychological traits.

Narcissism and self-esteem levels have a large impact on a persons belief in conspiracy theories.

The results showed that people who rated highly on the narcissism scale and who had low self-esteem were more likely to be conspiracy believers.

However, while low self-esteem, narcissism and belief in conspiracies are strongly linked, it is not clear that one - or a combination - causes the other.

But it hints at an interesting new angle to the world of conspiracy and those who reinforce belief.

There are widely believed to be three main reasons as to why people believe in conspiracy theories.

The desire for understanding and certainty - Seeking explanations for events is a natural human desire.
The desire for control and security - Conspiracy theories can give their believers a sense of control and security.
The desire to maintain a positive self-image - People who feel socially marginalised are more likely to believe in conspiracy theories and it gives them a sense of worth in the UFO community.

These three things tie in with the previously stated qualities and combine to create an avid conspiracy theorist.

Iran has been concerned about spherical UFOs observed near nuclear power facilities that they call 'CIA drones' which reportedly are about 30 feet in diameter, can achieve speeds up to Mach 10, and can leave the atmosphere.

Such speeds are on par with the fastest experimental aircraft, but unthinkable for a sphere without lift surfaces or an obvious propulsion mechanism.

In December 2017, The New York Times broke a story about the classified Advanced Aviation Threat Identification Program, which was a $22 million program run by the former Pentagon official Luis Elizondo and aimed at studying UFOs.

Elizondo resigned from running the program protesting extreme secrecy and the lack of funding and support.

Following his resignation Elizondo, along with several others from the defense and intelligence community, were recruited by the To the Stars Academy of Arts & Science, which was recently founded by Tom DeLonge to study UFOs and interstellar travel.

In conjunction with the launch of the academy, the Pentagon declassified and released three videos of UFO encounters taken with forward looking infrared cameras mounted on F-18 fighter jets.

Pictured: A 1948 Top Secret US Air Force UFO extraterrestrial document. In December 2017, The New York Times broke a story about the classified Advanced Aviation Threat Identification Program, which was a $22 million program run by the former Pentagon official Luis Elizondo and aimed at studying UFOs

While there is much excitement about such disclosures, I am reminded of a quote from Retired Army Colonel John Alexander: 'Disclosure has happened. … I've got stacks of generals, including Soviet generals, who've come out and said UFOs are real. My point is, how many times do senior officials need to come forward and say that this is real?'

There is a great deal of evidence that a small percentage of these UFO sightings are unidentified structured craft exhibiting flight capabilities beyond any known human technology.

While there is no single case for which there exists evidence that would stand up to scientific rigor, there are cases with simultaneous observations by multiple reliable witnesses, along with radar returns and photographic evidence revealing patterns of activity that are compelling.

Declassified information from covert studies is interesting, but not scientifically helpful.

This is a topic worthy of open scientific inquiry, until there is a scientific consensus based on evidence rather than prior expectation or belief.

If there are indeed extraterrestrial craft visiting Earth, it would greatly benefit us to know about them, their nature and their intent.

Moreover, this would present a great opportunity for mankind, promising to expand and advance our knowledge and technology, as well as reshaping our understanding of our place in the universe.