0
UFOs
This category are on questions on Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs). These can include mysterious planes in history or traditional flying saucers and their sightings in history.
1,051 Questions
Who was the first alien to land on earth?
The first documented alien encounter happened in 1947. A businessman, Kenneth Arnold, was flying his small plane when he encountered nine objects, traveling at a high rate of speed in the Ranier, Washington area. He described them as moving similar to saucers on water, and the term 'Flying saucers' was born.
Why are people so interested in aliens?
I personally do not specifically believe in aliens. However, there are many people who do and who claim to have been abducted. I have not personally met anyone who has made these claims so I cannot speak to your question on a personal level. I am open to the idea with further investigation and concrete proof.
Religion, culture, family upbringing, brain washing, gullible, or just like to believe the idea that there is life out there.
What is a Bigfoot and UFO enthusiast?
A Bigfoot and UFO enthusiast is an individual who's enthusiastic about large hairy hominids and small grey probe-bearing humanoids. A "hobbyist" would also be an apt term to describe such a person.
This may extend to the building of facsimile alien spacecraft out of hubcaps and twine in the enthusiast's garage or creating "Sasquatch" suits out of staples and old shag carpet remnants.
It can be a very rewarding hobby, indeed.
Do extraterrestrial beings exist and do ufos exist?
They are quite real. Down through the ages they have shaped mankind slightly. Given humans a nudge here and their in hopes of the human race being an answer. Rosswell, Spacecrafts over head, just barely viewable. These are not coincidental. Humans are only a small part of something much bigger that they are not yet meant to be aware of. Maybe in another fifty years or so.
There has been no evidence yet produced to support the claim aliens have been discovered. The USA have researched in space and have not reported anything.
It has also been put forward that statistical aliens must exist. It is impossible to say whether something will be discover until it has been discovered.
Has anyone seen an alien or a UFO for sure?
The universe is an astonishingly huge place; we've seen a tiny little piece of our own solar system. (We're still discovering new life forms here on Earth!) We have absolutely no idea what, or who, may be on the other side of the galaxy. Or, for that matter, in the next solar system over.
There may be four TRILLION stars in this galaxy, and a trillion MORE GALAXIES other than our own. If the odds against intelligent life forms are "one in a billion", then there should be one thousand other inhabited worlds in the Milky Way alone. And a thousand more, on average, in every other galaxy of comparable size.
Science tells us essentially nothing about the probability of intelligent space aliens. Science DOES tell us a lot about the difficulty that any such aliens might have in traveling across the void to visit the Earth. Which doesn't make it impossible; just very improbable.
* Aliens, no. No one will ever, because they don't exist * However, The acronym "UFO" stands for UNIDENTIFIED Flying Object. There are plenty of things in the sky that are unidentified, meaning that we don't know what they are. But they're out there!
What is 'UAP' in the literature on UFO incidents?
"Unidentified aerial phenomenon" is what the acronym "UAP" stands for.
The three letters represent one of the three common acronyms that are used in discussions of alien spacecraft. A second common acronym is "UFO" for "unidentifid flying object." The third common acronym is "OVNI." It is the acronym that is formed from the first letters of the equivalents of "not identified flying objects" in the French, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish languages.
How many elemets have been officially reported and named?
As of October 2023, there are 118 officially recognized chemical elements on the periodic table. These elements range from hydrogen, the lightest, to oganesson, the heaviest, which was synthesized in a laboratory. Each element has a unique atomic number and properties that define its behavior and applications in various fields.
Why do people forget what UFO stands for?
I don't know. It seems pretty hard. Unidentified Flying Object. It's pretty wildly used.
Anyone can claim to see a ghost. But were you a kid, did you see a ghost before, if you haven't, then maybe a better question is can any normal human being can see a ghost.
Where was the location of the Roswell crash?
It happened near the place Roswell, New Mexico. It also happened in July of 1947. It was not in that exact location but it is very close, so close that they named the incident after the city.
An incident refers to an event or occurrence that is unexpected or unplanned, often resulting in a disruption or problem. It is typically used to describe incidents in various contexts such as workplace incidents, security incidents, or IT incidents.
Robert Martinson
What does an encounter of the first kind involve?
The seeing of a UFO or alien spaceship is what is involved in an encounter of the first kind. This is the first in the four categorizations of UFO incidents. The succeeding encounters are as follows:
1. Encounter of the second kind: evidence, such as the marks that a UFO or an alien spaceship may leave on the ground.
2. Encounter of the third kind: meeting with a space alien.
3. Encounter of the fourth kind: actual abduction by aliens or removal from the scene at which you witness the UFO.
