How many people think a UFO will become seen by everyone oneday, if yes, why, if no, why not?

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Answer 1

Space is vast - crossing it takes time.  I don't care what the sci fi writers say, exceeding the speed of light is not possible.

So, no.

Answer 2

no because the moment its seen it will be identified...

Answer 3

If  UFO are truly real and more advance than us Human beings, i hope they will not make contact and teach us their technology. Why?

Can you imagine how we will become even more destructive.

Answer 4

It's already happened multiple times! Obviously they wanted to be seen or they would not have permitted it to happen! Do you mean over the White House or on the front lawn? I think both have already occurred!

Answer 5

Not likely to happen any time soon. Most people don't believe and they don't want to. Plus the average person doesn't look up!!! The UFO would have to be right in front of them and the being would have to bite them in the butt.

Answer 6

It depends on whether or not people allow themselves to see such things. It could be slapping you in the face but if they have an absolute denial it will be anything other than what it is.

Answer 7

well... in my opinion...

there is a small chance we will ever see one in our lifetime. i also think that if we do see aliens; then they will look like us or they will be somewhere in our evolutionary system. think about this; how incredibly hard would it be to get a UFO from another solar system to ours? and it just happed to land on our planet? and it just happend to not land in part of the 75% of earth that isn't water? and someone just happend to see it when one half of the earth is asleep? think about that. just my opinion.

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Answer 8

I can't say what the statistics are, but, I'm sure many who are really looking might see a UFO at some point in their lives.I used to see what appeared to be satellites when I lived in Northern Wisconsin over ten years ago because they tracked in a straight line. A typical UFO or alleged alien craft might just hover or move around erratically.

It's my understanding that there are certain places around the world that have more sightings or reports of sightings than others. This might also have to do with atmospheric conditions being better or clearer to see these these alleged UFOs. In cities, people usually have heavier air traffic so they might typically ignore or excuse these as being normal air traffic anyway.

Answer 9

I will assume by UFO you mean an extraterrestrial craft.

I don't think anyone has seen a UFO.  I think it's unlikely that we will ever see one.  I do believe there is a strong probability that there is life somewhere else in the universe, but our planet is like a grain of sand in the ocean.  The odds of any advanced civilization actually finding us is pretty slim.

Answer 10

Nope don't think so unless it's man made or the other kind decided to be visible to us.

Same theory as how many believe that one day human will live in another planet. Only time can tell.

Many ppl. used to think robots can achieve higher intelligence, until artificial intelligence were introduced. Now we hv. robots that can resembles many human features, including physical agility & communication skills.

Answer 11

I have seen many UFOs in my time, but I have never seen an alien spacecraft, nor has anybody else on this planet.

A UFO is an Unidentified Flying Object, not a a space craft.

Answer 12

already happened. Millions of people, presidents to skeptics have seen unexplainable things in the sky.

It depends on your interpretation as to what you are seeing,

I find the large cylinder ufo seen by Russians to be the weirdest shape seen

Answer 13

I think that one day aliens will allow themselves to be seen :D

Like actually.

Answer 14

i think not because the chances of another race even being simaler to us is astronomical so the chances of them building somthing even remotly resembling a space ship would be even less likely

Answer 15

Define UFO. Is is strictly a device built by an alien intelligence? Or does a striking man-made machine qualify? An oddly shaped asteroid maybe? And my point here is, how do you tell?

If we're going to claim a sighting of an alien device, it's important that we get it right. In 2004, the mexican air force captured video of 11 unidentified flying objects. These are readily available on www.youtube.com. They seem to be flying, at least, at the fighter jet's speed. But, can we be certain these are alien devices? Or could they be, say, fragments of an old russian spacecraft on their final revolutions towards Earth? You might notice none of the objects changes speed or position relative to others - and so shows no evidence of control over its path, as you'd expect of an earth-bound fragment or an asteroid. Their shapes differ from each other, and the video is filmed in infra-red, not visible light.

So, a question which must follow yours has to be: how will you tell.