NASA chief Bill Nelson, who went to the University of Virginia this week, made some surprising (!) statements about a possible link between unidentified flying objects (UFOs) caught on the military’s radar and extraterrestrial life.
“I spoke to these pilots and they know they’re seeing something and their radar is locked on it,” Nelson said. “And they don’t know what it is. And we don’t know what happened. We hope that whoever has this kind of technology is not a competitor here on Earth. ‘ he said.
“Who am I to say that planet Earth is the only place for a civilized and organized life form like ours?”
This explanation is interesting enough in itself; but what Nelson said in the rest of the talk is much more interesting than that. Expressing that the search for extraterrestrial life forms is a task they are constantly working on, Nelson said, “Who is there? Who are we? How did we get here? How did we become what we are? How did we evolve? How did we become civilized? And do the same conditions exist in a universe with billions of other suns and billions of other galaxies? “This is a very big concept that is very difficult to understand,” he said.
“There are even theories now that there might be other universes,” Nelson said, referring to the possibility of alien civilizations in a parallel universe. “If that’s the case, who am I to say that planet Earth is the only place for a civilized and organized life form like ours?” he added.
Earlier this year, Steve Jurczyk, former head of NASA, said in an interview when asked about the search for alien life: “It’s hard to say. But you know, part of the mission to Mars is to look for signs of past life, and we’re detecting planets around other stars, right? Together with Kepler and eventually the James Webb Space Telescope and other missions, we want to do direct imaging of planets, exoplanets around other stars. That’s why we develop what I know there. ‘ he replied, stating that no alien life had yet been found.
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