Why do most people with AS believe in UFOs?

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I can't stand it when someone throws an object and as it's in the air you can't quite make out what that unidentified object is flying past your face but once it lands, it's quite obvious that it was a ball or some household object.

I beleive in UFOs primarily because any object in the sky that isn't readily identifiable is classified as such. As for aliens with advanced technology coming to earth to mutilate cows, make 'grain grafitti' in the form of crop circles, and anal probe the populace.... Well that's a wee bit of a stretch.

There certainly is life in the universe, most likely it is quite abundant. I would think that intelligent life should prove a much rarer find, but most certainly there are many intelligent civilizations.



The truth is out there..... so sayeth Mulder and Scully.

Earth is actually a hot tourist spot for extraterrestrials from different galaxies. They come here to check us out, because of curiosity. Wouldn't you do it if you discover a planet with other life? If you are way ahead technologically than then, would you study them, or destroy them?

We may also be in some kind of reality show, maybe we are part of pop culture in some uber alien civilization.

Maybe the universe is already conquered, though we don't know it, we actually live under something's ruling, and they keep or send a couple of crafts now and then to check us out. I

Think about this. The universe is infinite, or at least very very big. History doesn't start when humans appear, the universe and evolution of life have existed for millions of millions of millions of years on other planets all over the universe. They have evolved, been destroyed, conquered. So it's not weird of a species is controlling the universe already, a species we call GOD.

I don't believe in UFOs. There might be life on other planets (possibly) but I don't see why we think they'd have UFOs.

Life on other planets is possible. I'm not going to deny a possibility like that. Why would I? What do I have to gain by saying, "There is no life on other planets"?

What I do know is my own personal experience, shared by my older brother. We were both heading outside during the summer to sleep. Always great sleeping outside on a hot summer night! What we saw, we both have talked about several times over the years and our stories are both fairly similar. As we headed out a large circular object (how large I cannot accurately remember, but not extremely large, maybe as wide as 3 regular helicopters) with your stereotyped lights (I remember them mostly being on the bottom) came down from the sky. It was actually very close to us, probably no further than 30 feet, almost above our heads. It made no sound at all, at least none that I or my brother remember. It hovered there for a few seconds, then moved over to our neighbors house, and hovered there. After a few moments there, it went up, towards the forest we lived near, and went out of sight flying over a hill.

Now, I don't know what that was! Either some kind of government technology or alien spacecraft or what! How could I know though? There are a lot of things that go on without my knowledge. All I know is after that, for years when I slept outside, I would stare intently at the sky waiting for more.

Nowadays, I don't care. I saw what I saw, but I'm not looking for more. What will happen will happen!