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After UK MOD UFO X-Files which had reveled UFO incidents which includes pilot’s ‘Near Miss’ with UFO at Manchester Airport, UK and some top secret UFO facts like Churchill had ordered a 50-Year cover-up on UFOs fearing, it would create mass panic and destroy one’s belief in the church. And yesterday Chinese Astronomer and USA Physicist had also told the world that UFO Are Real.
Now France – UFO Phenomenon is real and definitely extraterrestrial origin.
A new French report released on May 31, 2010 concluded that UFOs are definitely real and possibly of extraterrestrial origin.
The Progress Report of the Sigma/3AF Commission comes from a highly credible source, the Aeronautical & Astronomical Association of France, known as the 3AF, which established a Commission on Unidentified Aerial Phenomena back in May 2008.
The Commission’s President is Alain Boudier, a former French Defense attaché, and one of its key members is Jean-Gabriel Greslé, a former fighter pilot who studied at the U.S. Air Force Academy and later became an airliner pilot with Air France, where he experienced a couple of UFO sightings. Greslé has published three UFO books in France, including Unidentified Flying Objects: An Airline Pilot Talks (Guy Trédaniel, 1993).
The Sigma/3AF is not a final report but just a work in progress document; nevertheless, it provides good background material on the history of official UFO research in France, a balance of Sigma’s work during the last two years, a brief description of the most significant French cases, and some comments and conclusions. The report begins with a brief history of French official UFO research, which is quite extensive: “France is the only country where the collection of Unidentified Aerospace Phenomena (PAN in French) and its scientific study have been assigned since 1977 to a civilian official organization, the CNES (National Center for Space Studies, the French space agency) through the GEPAN study group.”
Read the whole article at UFO-Blogger
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Proof of extraterrestrial intelligence could come within 25 years, an astronomer who works on the search said Sunday.
“I actually think the chances that we’ll find ET are pretty good,” said Seth Shostak, senior astronomer at the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence Institute in Mountain View, Calif., here at the SETI con convention. “Young people in the audience, I think there’s a really good chance you’re going to see this happen.”
Shostak bases this estimation on the Drake Equation, a formula conceived by SETI pioneer Frank Drake to calculate the number (N) of alien civilizations with whom we might be able to communicate. That equation takes into account a variety of factors, including the rate of star formation in the galaxy, the fraction of stars that have planets, the fraction of planets that are habitable, the percent of those that actually develop life, the percent of those that develop intelligent life, the fraction of civilizations that have a technology that can broadcast their presence into space, and the length of time those signals would be broadcasted.
Reliable figures for many of those factors are not known, but some of the leaders in the field of SETI have put together their best guesses. Late great astronomer Carl Sagan, another SETI pioneer, estimated that the Drake Equation amounted to N = 1 million. Scientist and science fiction writer Isaac Asimov calculated 670,000. Drake himself estimates a more conservative 10,000.
Read more: Space.com
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UFO Researcher Adolfo Gandin Ocampo (Buenos Aries, Argentina) investigating the July 2010 Xiaoshan Airport UFO Incident for UNIFA (Union researchers of anomalous phenomena – English Translation) spoke by phone with Wang Sichao , a world wide figure and respected Chinese astronomer and minor planet specialist who currently works as a Scientific Researcher and Advisor at Nanjing’ s Zijinshan Astronomical Observatory.
During their discussion, Wang makes the startling prediction for the arrival of Aliens or a fleet of Unidentified Flying Objects (UFO), or both… over the next two years, 2011 or 2012. Wang stated, “The existence of 2.5 billion planets makes it highly possible that there is life and civilization with advanced technologies seeking other’s natural resources, like our own.”
Wang states that the statement from astrophysicist Stephen Hawking in April that the arrival of Aliens could adversely affect humanity is indeed a reality facing Earth, and it needs professional analysis conducted now rather than later.
Read more: The UFO Chronicles
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On October 30th in 1938 Orson Welles’ infamous adaptation to HG Welles’ book The War of the Worlds broadcast over the airwaves. The public, not used to the mischief that could be played with the new method of mass communication known as radio was not prepared for the fast moving prank which caused so much panic in the form of a skillfully crafted radio play. But what if you turned on the news today and found a similar story being broadcast in the form of an alien invasion? How would the public react? How long before the invasion was widely believed? And what tools would assist in communicating the truth?
We see this in movies all the time, but is there a uniformed approach to how the public would react to the news of an alien invasion? Script writers often have characters reacting in ways that serve their scrip and the story best rather than how they would react themselves. The art of storytelling in this case supercedes realism, but it does not serve our experiment this time. Instead, let’s take a look at precedents set in the real world for how people react to various disasters.
But first we need a scenario. Let’s say an alien craft lands at a random location on Earth, in this case the Ural mountain range in Siberia. Springing forth tripod like legs the massive warships would then begin their march toward civilization spurring China and Russia to begin maneuvers to intercept. The first reports would likely come through social networking sites such as Twitter and Facebook, but the media would be easily blacked out entirely in light of the event. Independent media sources and websites would begin trickling out reports of the objects as unconfirmed reports of a mysterious battle started coming out. After this world governments may make an address once they realized the invasion was not going to be so easily covered up.
But how would people react? Film shows us images of everything from mass looting to people simply sitting transfixed around the television. One of the first things people generally do in times of political uncertainty is line up around the corner at the gas tank. The automobile is one way for families to feel they have control over their maneuverability. Ironically there may soon be a gridlock shortly therafter as people began enacting their plans to act at the last minute. Of course the other scenario would be simply for people to attempt to gather as much information as possible as quickly as possible as was seen shortly after the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon after 9/11. These are all reactions that have some precedent in recent history, although with other worldly events, not aliens.
Read the whole article: Unexplainable.net
