For centuries, humans have searched for other signs of life beyond the stars. This culminated in the mid-20th century when the age of space exploration officially began. At the same time, pop culture exploded with space and alien toys, TV shows, movies, comics, and more. Of course, many people started reporting UFO sightings around the globe.
Since the 1950s, there have been numerous reports of pilots observing unidentified objects flying next to/near/around them. Either they thought they saw enemy or Soviet spy technology, or it was a big joke or a hoax.
However, in 2017, the U.S. military released verified footage showing an “unidentified aerial phenomenon” (UAP). The U.S. government then followed suit, acknowledging that it had been investigating the presence of extraterrestrials, saying, “We confirm that there are unidentified objects, and we don’t know who or what or where they came from.”
It sparked an uproar in the scientific community after the government had previously denied or downplayed the sightings. However, hiding them and finding plausible explanations for the truly unexplainable has become more difficult, especially in today’s age of social media.
More credible scientists around the world are interested in these unexplained sightings, and those trained to observe and deduce these anomalies have noticed things that even they cannot explain. For example, there is consensus that these objects are not Russian or Chinese technology. With the number of spies, news of the new weapon has leaked out long ago. No leaks at all.
Consequently, the U.S. government and similar agencies in other countries, notably France, continue to examine all footage captured by these UAPs in action.
The scientists noticed two patterns of sightings. First, there have been numerous UFO sightings near old/current nuclear test targets or areas with significant nuclear energy and radiation. The current working theory/hypothesis is that if we could detect supernovae that exploded billions of light years away on Earth, other life forms might have detected the nuclear test bombs detonated in the 1950s and 60s.
The second is that sightings occur in time-repeating clusters years later. If this theory is correct, the next set of sightings should occur in October 2035.
Does all this prove that UFO/UAP exist? It wasn’t specified, but it portends a future in which scientists and governments are now more open. They are willing to consider the possibility that we are not alone and are eager to invest time and technology to prove it. If not, we will be ready to learn about and benefit from these new life forms.
Directed by: Dominique Filhol
