Do you think real alien piloted UFOs exist, more and more increasingly pilots (including military) are saying that they see unexplained things?

[Anonymous]

I personally think the idea that in the entire universe humans are the only beings capable of building structures, flight, etc is insanity.

Yes

Maybe

No

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Honestly people that just think there isn't are uneducated. What when we barely know the entirety of earth.
Besides even in the 1700s and earlier there was reports of things in the sky and you got to be pretty stupid to think that airplanes existed back then

[Paul_in_Indy]

I don’t know why you imply that the only two possibilities are “aliens are flying around us,” and “the universe is empty except for us.”

The universe is a very big place. Even if we discovered another populated planet “nearby,” it would be a vast, extremely resource intensive, multi-generational journey to get there. It is hard to imagine a practical means for the inhabitants of any two solar systems to visit each other. Fermi aside, Occam’s razor tells me that I should never expect an object to come from another world.

[Asker]

Then explain why in history there has always been mention of something in the sky, including across the Moon. And I am talking about well before such things as airplanes existed.

[Paul_in_Indy]

Explaining that would not be relevant to the discussion I am having. :)
That’s a different conversation, and I am not in possession of the stories you reference.

[Asker]

Of course it's relevant because it entirely disproves your claim

[Paul_in_Indy]

You should re-read what I wrote.

My “claim” (which is, actually, a proposition) is: The idea that we must choose between alien spacecraft visiting Earth or humanity being alone in the universe is a false dichotomy.

If you don’t want to have a rational conversation, that is OK. But if you do wish to converse, please respond to the proposition at-hand. We can’t achieve any sort of synthesis if we are firing random thoughts in all directions.

[DarkLegacy]

I have seen loads of programmes about this and according to scientists, the nearest habitable planets are so far away from us that it would take hundreds of thousands of years to reach them. But there probably is alien life out there.

I answered maybe to this question because it seems impossible there are loads of credible witness accounts of alien abductions and sightings. But the powers that be would have just cause to cover it up, but then again, they may be wanting people to think they are UFOs if they are testing some secret weapon or something.

[Asker]

Habitable to human beings, that doesn't mean that another species is like us. We're carbon-based, if another species is sulfur bases as example Saturn or Mars is a perfectly habitable planet to them but human beings wouldn't last five seconds.

[DancingQueen16]

Do I believe in aliens yes and no: Yes because maybe if there are aliens out there the living conditions they need to survive could be different than humans and no because there's not really any solid proof out there that aliens exist

[douride2]

Any one who thinks we are the only life in this universe must be 3-4 short of a 6 pack

[FreyaRed]

Yes, but I think most UFOs are some electromagnetic phenomena we still didn't discover or human made objects refracted and reflected by atmosphere layers. Alien UFOs, with extraterrestrial crew inside, are rare because they don't want we notice them.

[abc3643]

I voted No because I believe that your question pre-supposed that extraterrestrials are on-board and flying these vehicles or perhaps remote-piloting them from orbit (*). I would fully expect that a technology as advanced as theirs would use completely automated spacecraft to do reconnaissance of the Earth.

(*) Furthermore, I do not believe any extraterrestrial spacecraft are in orbit because they would be detected and tracked.

[OddBeMe]

They’re unexplained or unidentified…hence UFO. With stress, O2 levels, etc, lots of things could cause optical illusions or misidentifying phenomena.

Lastly, it took 4.5 billion years for humans to get here. So bacteria is the default life on planets for billions of years. Human intelligence could be a fluke. Either way, chances of two intelligent beings from different planets meeting is insurmountable.

Sorry.

[Adam1978]

The exist but like us they probably are limited to flying over their local space and not here. If you see a UFO it has a local explanation.

[WindAtMyBack]

Nope. I have zero doubts. There is no part of me that thinks there is any chance of alien from other planets or systems coming to Earth.

[LiamJHayden]

I find it difficult to believe that creatures who could traverse the galaxy to get here would allow themselves to be seen unless it was intentional.

[Asker]

Then explain why in history there has always been mention of something in the sky, including across the Moon. And I am talking about well before such things as airplanes existed.

[LiamJHayden]

I have no idea what your response has to do with my post. You have neither proven that unexplained phenomena must be aliens, nor considered the "intentional" in my answer.

[MysticDevice]

I do believe aliens are out there somewhere. However considering how ridiculously vast space is, I kinda doubt we'd ever come across them.

But you never really do know for sure

[SunnyRS]

I do believe it's possible, the universe in way to big to believe that we are the only ones in it living a civilised life.
There are other beings out there. at least that's what I think.

[TheSpaceGnome]

No, UFOs are usually just covers for military equipment testing.

[Surely]

Of the millions of possible planets out there. I would find it hard to believe that Earthlings are the smartest creatures in the universe!

[imfreeze95]

Look up the updated Drake Equation. I have no doubt that there are aliens.

[Anonymous]

They are either drones, military piloted, or Satan's Demons. No such thing as aliens from other planets.

[Wise4myage]

I definitely think they are real.

[Anonymous]

yeah aliens are real