Do you believe in UFO'S?

Answer 1

Look Sizywick the stupid humans are asking again,,,,,,,,,,,,

Answer 2

This is a tough question. Do I believe UFO reports, no. None have been substantiated and the technology required to transport an "ailen" to Earth is so far beyond my comprehension that I can't imagine it being possible. Do I believe in ET? Yes, definitely. The universe is a vast, unimaginably huge place that we know very little about. The probability that intelligent life has evolved on a planet other than earth is very good. As far as we know, there are between 200-400 billion stars in the milky way alone. How many of those stars have planetary systems that have the ability to support life, and the probability of those basic life forms evolving into intelligent life is a matter of opinion, but because of the unimaginably huge amount of stars in the universe, the odds are in favor of life developing elsewhere. We estimate that in the known universe, there are around 50 billion galaxies. Imagine if each galaxy contained only 100 billion stars, multiply that by the amount of galaxies assumed to be in the universe and you get 5E21 or 5000000000000000000000 stars. Check out the Drake Equation to get an estimate of how many of the stars in the milky way (around 200,000,000,000) have formed life that we may potentially communicate with at any given moment.

N=R x Fp x Ne x Fl x Fi x Fc x L

R= rate of star formation in our galaxy (not the known universe)
Fp= fraction of those stars that have planets
Ne= averave number of planets that can potentially support life
Fl= the fraction that develop life
Fi= the fraction that develop intelligent life
Fc= the fraction that are willing and able to communicate
L= the expected lifetime of such a civilization

Do I believe that we will ever develop the technology required to send someone to another star. Not a chance.

Answer 3

I don't think there are aliens from outer space visiting us. Some of the UFOs may be experimental aircraft being tested by the Government.

Answer 4

UFOs are probably far distant laser beams that take advanced readings of our planet. That's why so many accounts describe objects that appear to move too fast and seem to break into smaller objects.

Aliens are just taking pictures of us from a far-point station and relaying that information back to their home world(s).

Answer 5

No. I used to though. Problem is time / distance. The nearest galaxy is 2.2 million light years away. One light year is 6 trillion miles...2.2 million times 6 trillion is ? And that's the nearest galaxy. Most are alot farther out there. Even at the speed of light, it would take thousands of years to get here. maybe millions...So UFO's are highly unlikely...

Answer 6

Do I believe in "unidentified flying objects"? Sure, I bet that there are plenty of objects that fly through the sky that people look at and think, "What the heck is that?"

Do I believe that aliens from places other than Earth come here? Not so much.

Answer 7

UFOs are just that. Unidentified flying objects. With all the junk floating around up there, not all of it is clearly identifiable. As for aliens, I can't say they exist, can't say they don't. I've never seen one.

Answer 8

Yes in fact Ive seen 3 of them a one time Zoom across the sky

Answer 9

yes i believe there is intelligent life out there, however i think 98 percent of the ufo sightings are bulls##t.

Answer 10

technically if you don't know what type of bug it is and it flies in front of you it's an UNIDENTIFIED flying object. hahahaha. yes, actually, I do believe in UFOs. I don't think they're little alien crafts. They're government projects with advanced forms of propulsion.

Answer 11

Yes. My kid was just mowing the lawn and some flying object whacked me in the shin as I walked by.