Vol. 1, Issue 5 – Could We Finally Be On The Threshold Of Alien Contact?

“New research suggests planets similar to our Earth are much more common across the galaxy than previously thought.” The more research and technology going into space exploration brings us closer to finding alien civilizations. Harvard students even came up with a “simple chemical recipe for creating habitable worlds.” The worlds, only about 1.6 times that of Earth, would have to be in the Goldilocks Zone—“the region around a star within which planetary-mass objects with sufficient atmospheric pressure can support liquid water at their surfaces” (Wikipedia)—and have the right amount of ingredients to actually hold life. [1]

Using “already-existent technology”, a group of scientists at Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, or EPFL, have invented an extremely sensitive motion detector with the “potential of sensing and monitoring movement, and thus detecting alien life during future space missions.” It's exciting to finally be able to see our fellow space neighbors, but that's probably not going to happen for a while. And future technology can only improve upon the device in turn making a better product. The device, at this point, only detects microbes, but does it with complete accuracy. So, we probably won't be able to see intelligent alien life forms. [2]

Or, maybe we already have. According to an article in the Times dated February 2, 1995, “A close encounter between a British Airways jet with 60 passengers on board and an illuminated, triangular-shaped, unidentified object at 13,000 feet above the Pennines [a range of hills in northern England] is under formal investigation by the Civil Aviation Authority.” On January 6, 1995, the Boeing 737 was seventeen minutes from touchdown at Manchester Airport when the triangle UFO sped passed it. It was so close, “the crew actually 'ducked down' in their seats.” The crew reported it, but a spokesperson said it was “purely speculative.” To this date, “the incident [ . . . ] remains unresolved.” [3]

But what doesn't remain unresolved is a video, filmed a few years ago by a passenger on an aircraft, has recently surfaced and shows a “strange-looking [disc-shaped] object speeding through the skies.” The video was posted by Finding UFO, a group collecting reports and footage of unidentified flying objects all across Australia. This footage shows the UFO zooming “from left to right before flying under the plane and out of the picture.” Perhaps we don't need the instruments in development to detect and find alien life forms, maybe they are already here. [4]

Sources:

1. Alien Earths are out there: Our home is not 'unique'
2. Scientists Make Groundbreaking Invention That Could Discover Alien Life Existing On Distant Planets
3. UFO Collision Course: 20 Years Later
4. 'UFO' spotted over Canberra: Watch footage of strange disc-shaped object filmed above Australian capital

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