How can I find out what type of other life forms are out there?

Question

Now I read that people have seen all sorts of different life forms visit Earth. Now I am not saying anyone has or hasn't seen this happen. What I am interested in is the UFO that looks like a large black triangle with 3 bright lights on the base of it.

Could someone please advise me or tell me of some 'real' stories they know of which could give some insight on:

1. What type of life form was on the craft? eg grays

2. Why do they visit?

3. Are the friend or foe?

4. What does it mean if you have encountered them?

Any web sites or forums advice would be great....

Thanks

Answer 1

People are funny creatures...They see lights in the sky and their brain does funny things to make sense of it. It was not a spacecraft...They connect the dots of light in their heads and their brain believes it sees a craft.....I think there is intelligent life out there somewhere but I dont think it has ever visited us yet. We are all so far away from eachother

Answer 2

Did you see that on TV last night? Because I was wondering just about the exact same thing!

Answer 3

Before you think about UFOs and Aliens, think about this.

We've been on this plane for a very short time cosmologically speaking. Until about 100 years ago, the only indication that Earth existed was the light that it reflected from the Sun.

About 100 years ago we began our own feeble electromagnetic signals... and for the first 50 years they barely made it across the continent... let alone out far into space.

The only way some intergalactic infelligence could distinguish us from any other planet is by detecting water. But maybe they weren't looking for water. As far as we know it's essential to life, but maybe some other species has another essential. Why would they bother wih Earth? We look like trillions of other specks of light. In fact, since we aren't very big, and since we only reflect a little of the Sun's light, the existence of the planet would only be detected by a slight wobble of the Sun. Our Sun's not all that notable either. There is absolutely nothing about Earth that would draw anybody's attention.

Ok, let's say they're a thousand light years from here... compared to the size of the universe, that's right next door. It'll take 1000 years for them to detect life on Earth. Light is tne universal speed limit. Electromagnetic signals can't travel any faser. And they can't be received until they get there. The earliest ETA for those signals is in about 900 to 950 years.

Now suppose immediately decided that there's something here and that they try to reply in kind. It'll take another 1000 years for their electromagnetic signal to get here.

Now suppose we realize it's a signal and immediately respond... another 1000 years before they get the response....

That's about 3,000 years before they realize there might be something worth investigating. We have no technology that comes anywhere near the speed of light. But suppose they have something that goes 5 times the speed of light. It'll only take them 200 more years to get here. At 10 times the speed of light, it'll only take them 100 years.

What will they find when they get here?

If they got here today? If they listened to our politicians, they might question the existence of intelligent life... or, at least, that we were it. They would find us a belligerent, destructive race. We have a war every 10 years -- but the frequency seems to be increasing. We're developing better weapons to kill each other. But even when we're not trying to kill each other, we're over-populating, over-developing, and over-polluting to the point that we're rapidly making the planet uninhabitable. If they're smart, they'll turn and run.

If they get here in 200 years? Will we still be around? Will we have finally obliterated life on the planet by war or our over-everything?

Now about if they get here in 3000 years? A lifeless planet?

Perhaps they were lost and wander by? Give me a break.

Perhaps they had a mechanical failure and crashed? What were they doing in the neighborhood? We're way out on the fringes of the galaxy. There are more stars -- and presumably more captive planets closer to the center.

But it makes for a good story.

Answer 4

Most of the triangular craft are 'ours'.  The really really big ones are 'theirs' and is isn't likely you can just get an audience with them. As to how many races there are, I doubt if they know.

Answer 5

I believe what you are talking about turned out to be a military flight training exercise where they dropped flares with parachutes and thousands of people reported a triangular space ship.

Nobody here is going to give you any reliable information, even if aliens are here. There have been hundreds of sightings of UFOs, however, almost all of them can be immediately dismissed as stuff like known aircraft or venus. Its extremely unlikely, despite the hype they like to make in the media, that there are aliens here on earth.  

Answer 6

Wow you're stupid.

I know most of the users on this site aren't very well educated so they all believe in aliens.  So I am going to get a bunch of "Thumbs Down" on this one.

If there WERE aliens visiting Earth, they would HAVE to come from another solar system because all the space probes we sent out have shown that all the 8.5 planets in out solar system cannot support life.  The nearest solar system to us is Alpha Centauri and that is over 4 light-years away.  So, if these little green men wanted to come here in a reasonable amount of time, they would have to travel at the speed of light.  Well as any self-respecting human knows, according to the theory of special relativity, no object of any mass can travel the same speed as or faster than light. (photons, aka light, can because they have no mass, they are waves)  

So let's say our guys would have to travel a little slower than the speed of light.  Well, again according to the theory of relativity, as you approach the speed of light, your mass increases, your length increases, and time slows down for you, until you become infinitely large, massive, and timeless, when you hit the speed of light.  (FYI: This theory has been proven when, after going out on a mission, the space shuttles internal clock was behind another exact copy of it that remained on Earth)

So that must mean the green men traveled at around the fastest we can even manage to travel in space, about 60,000 km/s.  So it would take over 50 years to make it here.  

Now why the h**l would aliens travel for 50 years just to OBSERVE us???  They would not waste the time.  Instead, if they WERE to come over, they would probably do it to kick our *** and make this planet theirs, which doesn't seem to be the case.

And this is all assuming that Alpha Centauri even has a planet that can support life, which it doesn't.  The closest planet we know of that can support life is orbiting Gliese 581, which is 20.4 light-years away.  That turns out to be an round trip of over 400 years!  

So yeah the triangular light formation over Arizona (if that is what you are talking about) was already proven by a third-party research company (i.e. not he 'big bad' government) to be military flares dropping down behind the mountains.

So go tell your good friends Big Foot and Nessy that all the UFO c**p is BS and only exists today because of the stupid media and stupid TV shows from the otherwise respectable History Channel and Discovery Channel.