Technical experts suggest: let's find a UFO and give feedback. Extraterrestrial technology can be very useful for our world.
Sounds simple enough, doesn't it? In fact, this is not the case. Assuming we believe there is advanced life on other planets, we should find an alien spacecraft that crashed on Earth for some reason. Then we have to get permission from the government and the military to allow us to investigate it. This part is going to be extremely difficult because it is a national security issue.
However, there are some technical experts who are passionate about UFOs and are willing to invest in projects aimed at exploring extraterrestrial technology. It is said that scientific research into the UFO phenomenon "will lead to a technological revolution unparalleled in human history."
The US Navy will investigate UFO sightings, but the data remains classified. Pilots and other personnel must follow the new US Navy regulations and report collisions with unidentified flying objects.
There are some technologists in Silicon Valley who won't mind exploring extraterrestrial spacecraft and know maybe they'll have a chance to do so soon.
So what can benefit humanity if we have access to extraterrestrial technology?
But many in Silicon Valley will not invest in UFO research, at least not publicly, because it is too risky and there is no guarantee that the money will be paid.
James Lampkin, vice president of programming at ESL, one of the largest esports companies in the world, said he found the idea of UFO compelling because "the implications of this type of technology seem startling and revolutionary no matter who is flying." He expressed disappointment that the media is only scratching the surface of this phenomenon.
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The UFO topic has long been a controversial topic, and many theories have been presented as attempts to explain the true nature of these mysterious unknown flying objects. Some are convinced that UFOs are a real alien flying machine, but there are other theories.
For example, not too long ago, engineering professor MT came forward with a suggestive theory that UFOs are time machines from the future.
MIKHAILOV ALEXEY