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In a throwback to the ’50s and ’60s, when sightings of flying saucers were front-page news and TV shows warned viewers not to shake hands with aliens should they encounter them, the media, from Fox News to the New York Times, Politico and the Washington Post, is now giving the topic more airtime and more ink. There was a sense of change in the air, or at least the skies, in both popular culture and scientific research. Whatever the state of provability, ETs and spinning discs are again the rage, as evidenced in more than just ticket prices for the three-day Ufology World Congress, which ranged up to $1,600 for premium seating and a “meet-and-greet” with Kaku. Which is why Kaku wants something scientists can touch and examine in the lab, predicting that “it will end the debate right then and there.” Still, in the absence of even a molecule of aliens’ DNA, if they have DNA - Kaku cautioned that pilots in alien spacecraft may be cybernetic or robotic - astrobiology remains largely a discipline without a material subject matter. The possibility that they are vehicles from other planetary civilizations, Kaku told Yahoo, “now has to be put on the table.” Now the burden of proof is on the government to prove they’re not from intelligent beings in outer space.” “It used to be that believers had to prove that these objects were from an intelligent race in outer space.
“We’ve reached a turning point,” Kaku said. (Photo: José Colon for Yahoo News)Įven if not smoking-gun proof, the declassified videos - bolstered by confirmation of multiple sightings of unexplained aerial vehicles during 20, including at least one near-collision - are giving ufology new weight. Michio Kaku speaks to the Ufology World Congress. Or, he said, “maybe they are evidence of an advanced outer space civilization.” That they have no exhaust that we can see.” The explanations usually invoked for UFO sightings - meteors, weather balloons, even the planet Venus - can’t explain these live-action high-precision shots, said Kaku, leading to either of two possible conclusions: They are of human origin, representing a technology so cutting-edge that even leading scientists are puzzled by it. “We know they zigzag so fast that any pilot would be crushed by centrifugal force. “We now know they fly between Mach 5 and Mach 20 - five to 20 times the speed of sound,” Kaku said. Thanks to newly updated radar systems in Navy jets, the videos have aided scientists by providing “testability” and previously unknown metrics about UFOs. Navy pilots over the East Coast in 2015, showing mysterious flying objects that behave like no known aircraft. Researchers have been poring over recently declassified videos shot by U.S. (Photo: José Colon for Yahoo News)Įven without extraterrestrial dandruff to analyze, the field of astrobiology, the study of life outside Earth, has been invigorated recently by some provocative findings released over the past 20 months. View of the Hesperia Barcelona Tower hotel, the site of the Ufology World Congress.
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