Do aliens really exist?

 Do aliens really exist? Defining conspiracy theory

An issue that has sparked discussion and controversy among people for millennia is being questioned by scientists: are there truly aliens out there?

In June 2021, the US government's declassified report on unidentified flying objects (UFOs) included the topic of whether or not alien life had been discovered.

'Are there aliens? What are the extraterrestrial conspiracies? is one of life's major unresolved riddles.

One conspiracy theory contends that the US government murdered the actress after she threatened to reveal top-secret information about aliens. Marilyn Monroe's death is still a mystery.

According to the hypothesis, Monroe made the threats after having affairs with both Bobby and then-President John F. Kennedy and was supposedly seeking vengeance when they both broke their relationship with her. It was disclosed in the UFO documentary Unacknowledged.

A "UFO highway" across America was reportedly found by Chuck Zukowski and Debbie Ziegelmeyer in September 2017.

The brother and sister UFO investigators spent years traveling around the US and looking into a large number of paranormal events and UFO encounters.

According to the couple, the 37th latitude line serves as a sort of UFO or paranormal highway where extraterrestrial objects may arrive and leave the planet.

Their hypothesis served as the basis for Ben Mezrich's book, the 37th Parallel.

"Back in 2006 I was looking at my cow mutilation investigations - there were enormous parallels between them all," Chuck told The Sun. "Most of them were resting on their right side, they're laying east to west, and then I saw that lots of them were on the 37-degree latitude.

"At midnight, I contacted my sister and said, "Didn't you hear about the cow mutilations in Missouri on the 37-degree latitude?"

"She then said, "Yes," and we began investigating more. We quickly understood there were a variety of incidents going on, not only cow mutilations."

We reviewed all of these instances until 2:30 in the morning, at which point we began to notice these extraordinary patterns.

From California, the 37th latitude line travels through Nevada, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, and Virginia.

Paul O'Grady, meanwhile, admitted he is too afraid to sleep for fear of waking up surrounded by aliens.

After initially recognizing it while listening to an interview with 80s pop singer Kim Wilde, the 67-year-old host even worries extraterrestrial visitors from space are observing him.

How many reports of extraterrestrial and UFO sightings exist?

Sam Monfort, a statistical analyst, and writer claims that the number of UFO sightings is presently at an all-time high.

The extraterrestrial specialist said that over 100,000 UFO encounters had been officially reported in the last + 100 years.

The 1995 extraterrestrial autopsy video features footage of fighter planes that seem to be pursuing a UFO above the M5. Numerous other videos have also been cited as evidence of extraterrestrial life.

Even video footage purporting to show a UFO assaulting a Taliban camp is included, along with reports of sightings in Warminster and Peckham.

Experts have disproved the majority of the videos. The vehicles on the roadways in the M5 clip, for instance, resemble replicas of actual objects.

Meanwhile, former Ministry of Defense UFO investigator Nick Pope told The Sun that the Peckham UFOs were "probably likely Chinese lanterns."

Evidence indicating the films are phony, he continued, "wouldn't deter real believers."

In addition, pop musician Peter Andre reported seeing many UFOs while driving across the Nevada desert with his family.

The famed American military facility Area 51, which is located in the desert and is the subject of numerous UFO sightings, is another attraction there.

Many individuals think there are aliens on Mars, and one man said there were hidden child sex slaves there as well. Source: Getty Pictures

Artist Dave Huggins claims to have fathered 60 "hybrid" children and that he lost his virginity to Crescent, a busty extraterrestrial.

Some even contend that this image of Jesus' crucifixion, which is displayed on the walls of Georgia's Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, is evidence of ancient extraterrestrial visits to Earth.

A new study that showed the possibility of "free-floating" earth-sized plants and that some of them might even be able to support life was published in July 2017.

The Breakthrough Listen project also discovered "fast radio bursts" towards the end of August emanating from a strange cluster of stars that may have been created by "extraterrestrial civilizations."

An Australian lady photographed what she thought was a "flying saucer" hovering above the Great Barrier Reef in October 2017.

Far North Queensland is known as a UFO hotspot due to numerous reports of unidentified flying objects over a long period of time.

A Pentagon report from May 2018 claimed that a tic-tac-shaped UFO followed a US aircraft carrier for days before dissipating into thin air.

The thing, which apparently had the ability to hover in midair and turn invisible, confused US Navy fighter pilots in November 2004 as they were participating in a training exercise in the Pacific Ocean.

According to a classified report published in July 2018, British intelligence spent at least 50 years looking for UFOs with the intention of obtaining alien technology.

Can extraterrestrial life exist on other planets?

In 2021, the US government published a study that was supposed to bolster the idea that extraterrestrial lifeforms could exist. However, the research revealed that 143 out of 144 recorded UFO encounters could not be verified.

According to a study published in The Astrophysical Journal Letters, there is no proof that extraterrestrial life exists in the universe.

The other planets like Earth orbit M dwarf stars, but they lack the atmospheres required for life.

The smallest and coldest stars are M dwarf stars, commonly referred to as red dwarfs. They resemble the sun but have a lower brightness.

In order for a planet to be warm enough to support life, it would need to orbit an M dwarf star closely, but scientists have discovered that this is not feasible.

According to co-author of the study and UC Riverside astrophysicist Michelle Hill, "It's likely that this planet's health may be a terrible indicator for planets even further away from this sort of star."

We'll learn more about this from the James Webb Space Telescope, which will study planets like these.

However, the new information showed that if a planet is sufficiently distant from an M dwarf star, it may still have an atmosphere.

Through well-focused photographs, the James Webb Space Telescope is expected to provide information about our world and other universes.

The highly developed telescope may offer the data required to establish whether there are, in fact, planets that can support life.

According to Olivia Jones, a JWST scientist at the Royal Observatory in Edinburgh, "We will observe the more distant, more extreme galaxies, where the climatic circumstances are considerably different from what we see in the Milky Way."

Before, she claimed, "we could only see stars that were roughly eight times as massive as the sun. The production of stars roughly the size of the sun should now be visible, a process that has never been seen before.