The fall in the Chelyabinsk region of Russia of a large meteorite and the collapse of a heavy meteor shower became a new catalyst for heated discussions about the "green men" and an alien conspiracy against earthlings, who again began to be reanimated by believers in the existence of unidentified flying objects (UFOs).
In the meantime, heated discussions are underway between experts, scientists and ordinary people, we present a selection of reasons why you should not believe in UFOs and stir up panic about the existence of extraterrestrial civilizations.
1. The closest star from our planet is at a distance of 4.3 light years. And, if from it to fly only 20 times slower than the speed of light (for a massive flying machine, as depicted by UFOs, and such a speed is simply unimaginably huge), then the flight of a flying object will take 90 years.
2. With modern advances in military equipment and technologies, most of the foreign space objects, and even more so carrying a potential threat to the planet, would be immediately destroyed by the air defense forces of developed and developing countries. On the other hand, the governments and armies of developed countries even benefit from the myth of the UFO - they attribute their unmanned (or manned) objects, often used for espionage purposes, to cover mysterious flying objects.
3. About the existence of aliens, contacts with UFOs, nothing is said in the Book of Books - the Bible. They are not mentioned in another sacred letter - the Koran. Moreover, the church condemns the theory that life on Earth originated thanks to some kind of alien intervention, and that there are more intelligent beings in the universe than people. Nothing is said about UFOs and in many other common religions of the world and their canonical scriptures.
4. If evil alien beings really existed, had more advanced technologies and could, accordingly, fly to our planet, they would have conquered and conquered it without difficulty.
5. Many so-called witnesses of UFO flights themselves later admit that they deceived the public with their resonant statements and falsified evidence of the existence of "green men".
6. The myth of aliens is very profitable from a commercial point of view. It generates billions of dollars in revenue for filmmakers, performances, music videos, books, paraphernalia, consumer goods and travel businesses.
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7. The famous Swiss psychiatrist, the founder of one of the areas of depth psychology, analytical psychology, Carl Gustav Jung in his work "UFOs as a subject of rumors" generally referred rumors about UFOs and aliens to a variety of psychological disorders, ordinary rumors, modern legends, far from science. “The stories about UFOs are distinguished not only by their complete implausibility, but also by their obvious inconsistency with the general laws of physics. Therefore, in relation to this phenomenon, a negative reaction seems natural - a simple, unequivocal rejection. Everyone has the right to believe that this is nothing more than a mirage, an invention, or a lie. It is believed that those who talk about such phenomena (pilots, ground attendants) are somewhat “out of their minds,” Jung wrote in his work on this topic.
8. If aliens existed, would be more developed creatures, they would have come into contact with earthlings long ago, somehow globally declared themselves. But, as a rule, the so-called contacts of extraterrestrials occur by a strange coincidence only with a few inhabitants of the Earth, with the "chosen ones", and are not massive. Therefore, there is no scientific confidence in such evidence and "sensations".
9. German specialists, who studied the UFO phenomenon in the 2000s, tried to find out why, when trying to catch up with this unidentified flying object, fighters, as a rule, begin to fail, lose radio communication, and their devices fail. And sometimes the plane ceases to obey the pilot. It also happens that combat aircraft even crash.
According to German scientists, no one shoots down the planes, and it is simply physical laws that disable them, not mysterious "little green men". Experts even managed to find out that most of the so-called UFOs are just ordinary lightning charges, which are shaped like a ball and soar in the sky.
Such a discharge is capable of moving in an unpredictable direction, instantly changing its trajectory, and sometimes even hovering motionless for a long time. Therefore, it is not surprising that the fighters that were sent for lightning discharges could not catch up with them. It was recorded that the closer they got to the target, the more their instruments began to fail.
In this case, if the plane gets very close to the discharge, then all its electronic filling will simply burn out. In a scientific experiment, researchers even managed to synthesize such a ball of energy. He was, moving, in the air for less than 5 seconds, after which he dispersed. Moreover, the pictures of this bunch of energy absolutely coincided with the thousands of pictures in which UFOs were allegedly captured, which were taken from the 70s to our time.
10. The UK Department of Defense released a secret report on UFOs in the last decade. The study is titled "Unidentified Air Phenomena in Great Britain" and is 400 pages long. According to the British military, the so-called UFO has a completely natural origin. That is, people saw something while in their right mind and solid memory.
Moreover, they saw effects that were caused by "physical, electrical or magnetic phenomena in the atmosphere, mesosphere and ionosphere." “They appear in the presence of certain weather conditions and electrical charge and are observed very infrequently, which allows observers to talk about their uniqueness,” - said in the report.
The report notes that many people who allegedly "saw a UFO" or are confident that they were in contact with aliens, were exposed to some kind of "plasma field". “Medicine has proven that local fields of this type can trigger a reaction in the temporal lobe of the human brain. As a result, a person has a fairly clear idea of events that actually did not take place,”the report of the UK Department of Defense says.
The British military also named other reasons for the emergence of the "alien phenomenon", which in practice turned out to be simply ridiculous. For example, people often mistake for UFOs planes with particularly bright side lights, unusual balloons, or even a flock of birds huddled together.