Russian scientists expect humanity to encounter alien civilisations within the next two decades, Andrei Finkelstein, a top Russian astronomer said.

“The genesis of life is as inevitable as the formation of atoms … Life exists on other planets and we will find it within 20 years,” said Finkelstein.

The director of the Russian Academy of Sciences’ Applied Astronomy Institute was speaking at an international forum dedicated to the search for extraterrestrial life.

He said that 10% of the known planets circling suns in the galaxy resemble Earth.

If water can be found there, then so can life, he said, adding that aliens would most likely resemble humans with two arms, two legs and a head.

“They may have different colour skin, but even we have that,” he said.

Finkelstein’s institute runs a programme similar to SETI which was launched in the 1960s to watch for and beam out radio signals to outer space.

“The whole time we have been searching for extraterrestrial civilisations, we have mainly been waiting for messages from space and not the other way,” he said.

According to Russian television a huge UFO of about 650 feet in diameter bigger than the commercial plane was seen on May 16, 2011 above Khabarovsk, the second important city at the eastern end of the country.

The UFO was so threatening that it was attacked by military men. People of Khabarovsk said it was scary to see a huge craft that spin and descended overflew their city.

Military considered its presence in the sky to be hostile and immediately decided to shoot missiles and artillery against the UFO missiles even reached the UFO but suddenly UFO changed its direction and propelled out into space and disappeared. Witnesses tried to record the UFO event that lasted 2 hours, but inexplicably the object wasn’t caught on tape.

Thanks to UFO-Blogger

An important UFO event has taken place in the village Lesopilniy in the region of Khabarovsk again in Russia, receiving massive media attention. Apparently a 200 meter craft hovered over the city, being seen by many people.

Personally I do not believe in ‘Indigo children’ and I really think that this entire story is a load of bunk. However, I think that some people may find this interesting and it would be interesting to see what Boriska is saying now in 2011.

Project Camelot Interviews Boriska:

Boris Kipriyanovich is an Indigo Child, probably the most famous in Russia. Boriska, or ‘little Boris’, was featured in Pravda after Gennady Belimov, a university professor in the Volgograd region of Russia, witnessed Boriska, then aged just seven, astound an adult audience during a camping trip in which he held them spellbound for an hour and a half as he recounted tales of past lives on Mars and Lemuria, and warned of catastrophes due to affect the Earth in 2009 and 2013.

Within a short time, word was spreading within Russia about what this diminutive prophet had to say, especially once the story was picked by Moscow’s premier newspaper.

Word filtered to the west, where we first heard about him in our interview with Michael St Clair last year. Meanwhile, there had been a short piece about him in Nexus Magazine which had stirred up a huge amount of interest.

So Project Camelot decided to travel to Russia to find him. It seems we were the first westerners to have made the journey. On 8 October, we were privileged to interview him with his mother, Nadya, near Moscow where Nadya had brought him to attend a special school for gifted children. They live in a small one-roomed apartment. The father is absent. We will do all we can to help.

Boriska was twelve on 11 January 2008. Nearly a teenager, he is charming, delightful, shy, alert, perceptive, sensitive, and clearly highly intelligent. His most memorable comment to us was when Kerry asked him what he thought of the people of planet Earth. “I don’t like saying bad things about people”, he replied…

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From: Project Camelot