marciosmg said:
KichiVerde said:
Recently, there has been a trend towards the disclosure of information by governments in regard to UFOs. France, Belgium and Brazil are the largest examples. In fact Belgium was the location of the best documented UFO sighting in history (see link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belgian_UFO_wave ).
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Brazil? Im brazilian and I dont know of this. Could you give me a link, please?
Also, can there be aliens? Sure. Aliens our planet right now? Ok.
But I havent seen anything that proves it to me so far.
The possibility is there, just no seeing it right now.
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Here you go. A link to the recent disclosure law. Mind you this was only a month ago.
http://technorati.com/technology/article/brazilian-air-force-decrees-ufo-disclosure/
Like I said. More and more countries are falling in line with disclosure. But obviously these countries dont have much to hide. It's the US, Russia and China who likely have major UFO info such as recovered craft and what not. They are all very large countries with top notch surveillance and active nuclear programs.
As for aliens, I do believe they exist but I don't think they live among us. I just think they observe us from above and occasionally land to collect samples.
I also think the so called "Greys" reported from the Roswell incident are what the aliens are. Their resemblance to humans is probably intentional as they are observing our planet. They were likely genetically created/modified as to interact with humans if necessary and adapt to our environment/atmosphere without the need for special gear. Assuming their technology is very advanced it would be an easy feat to accomplish.
The closest know exoplanet to Earth is 10.5 light years away, while others have been discovered in the ~20 lightyear range. For an alien species to transverse that distance would require a great understanding of the laws of the physics and super advanced technological development. But who knows where the aliens could come from. There are 100 billion plus stars in our galaxy alone, itself only one of over a billion galaxies in the observable universe. The closest galaxy to our own is the Canis Major Dwarf Galaxy which is 25,000 light years from Earth. The scale and scope of the universe is vast. Anything could be out there.