In 1992, a mysterious sheaf of papers arrived in the mailbox of Californian Timothy Cooper without any details of its originator. Cooper subsequently turned it over to the UFO research team, which included Robert and Ryan Wood. And in October 1998, they presented the message they found at the Omega Communications conference on extraterrestrial civilizations.
The documents leaked from the government's classified archives, the whole essence of which was set out in a treatise on extraterrestrial life. "Relations with the inhabitants of the heavenly bodies" were signed by Albert Einstein and "the father of the atomic bomb" George Oppenheimer. A top secret article, dated June 1947, was devoted to the problems associated with changes in world legislation regarding the regulation of the rights of alien beings on Earth.
Laws for alien guests
Einstein argued that if aliens exist, then international law will need to be revised. He proposes a "Law among the people of the planet" that would recognize other "intelligent beings" as sovereign. Most striking is the claim that the US military is aware of an unidentified spacecraft that flew over the United States and Europe, although Einstein noted that not everyone believes it. Regarding the origin of the ship, he suggested that atmospheres from natural chemicals could be artificially created on the moon. Einstein and Oppenheimer feared that a nuclear war could be triggered by rising tensions with alien entities.
The document appears to have been obtained and examined by the government. A commentary added at the end says the president does not want to discuss the proposal and that Secretary of State George Marshall has already spoken to Oppenheimer and has come to the same conclusion.
Thus, he could have access to top-secret information, which, in theory, he shared with Einstein. However, some have argued that a deeper bond could exist between Einstein, with his superhuman abilities and intelligence, and alien beings. That the scientist had somehow found a certain "channel" for communication with aliens. Lecturer Jason Martell advanced the theory that Einstein could have used an advanced field of knowledge. This means that it was this extraterrestrial contact that provided all of Einstein's incredible ideas that would forever change science.
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When Robert and Ryan Wood released the document in 1997, they discovered that it was part of the Majestic-12 classified files. These files revealed government knowledge about UFOs from the 1940s to the 1960s. However, 12 Majestic documents, originally leaked in the 1980s, have been completely debunked. Given the illiteracy of the text indicated in it and the mass of grammatical errors in the document, it is unlikely that Einstein and Oppenheimer would have expressed their thoughts in this way.
In addition, the way the article was written was rather stupid and in many cases simply states the obvious or, conversely, sets out vague reasoning that does not seem to convey any meaning. This is very unlike the work of the eloquent and literate author that was Einstein.
The method for creating the artificial atmosphere described in the document also seems to have no scientific basis. UFO researcher Barry Greenwood has done as much as anyone else could to challenge the legitimacy of Majestic 12 and this particular article allegedly written by Einstein and Oppenheimer. Greenwood wrote a lengthy essay on the document's flaws. Ultimately, he came to the conclusion that the letter was nothing more than a forgery and could not have been written by Einstein.
Scientist reasoning
Albert Einstein spoke with reporters about aliens, and his comments surprised the public somewhat.
He believed that intelligent beings are more likely to communicate with us through light signals rather than radio waves. Throughout the 20th century, the search for extraterrestrial intelligence was carried out only with the help of radio telescopes and so far the search has not been successful. However, more recently, new technologies have appeared to search for light signals, and now the heavens are scanned for signs of life in these ways as well. Perhaps Albert Einstein's words are not devoid of truth. But only time can give the answer to this question.