Do Aliens actually exist ?

jacko74 said:
What I find interesting is the Pentagon still has what is effectively a UFO investigation department, the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (AATIP).

What I find astounding is this department has a budget of $22m!!

Given that probably 99 percent of reported UFO siting's will be dismissed and disregarded immediately how can it possibly cost $22m to look in to the few that might just be credible enough to warrant further investigation?
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$22 million is nothing.

you can get that selling non existent PPE to your mates in cabinet.
 
There was a suggestion that we need scientists to get involved in this now (I'll try and dig the report out).

Not that I think it's for reasons for the possibility of 'aliens' more just to get someone to investigate and inform rather than rely on the UFO community (and the US govt) getting a little carried away.

Pretty much what those debunking sites are doing but officially.
 
somapop said:
There was a suggestion that we need scientists to get involved in this now (I'll try and dig the report out).

Not that I think it's for reasons for the possibility of 'aliens' more just to get someone to investigate and inform rather than rely on the UFO community (and the US govt) getting a little carried away.

Pretty much what those debunking sites are doing but officially.
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The government has scientists you know.
 
We'll, after the hype following the release of the first US navy footage, I was very interested in the second. The way that first video had an object seemingly with an exhaust, flipped onto it's side an accelerated, warrants investigation. So, more videos? Could be interesting. Or not.

I mean, I want to believe they're here. Don't we all in some way? But those two latest videos, the triangle and the hot blob, that's just not even nearly a contender for extraterrestrial life. Triangular camera lens half shut and something giving off heat supposedly disappearing into the sea but it blinks out in a manner more akin to something obscuring it, which suggests something small. Could be anything, a bird, a drone.

If they wanted to discredit the first videos then this had done it better than anything else they could have hoped for, well played the US govt I guess. Alongside having that guy Jeremy Corbell back it, that is.

Oh well, we can always try remote viewings of area 51 sub level 13. Won't stop History channel debating this for the next two decades either
 
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