Look at this image by the Hubble Space Telescope:
It's phenomenal. What we are seeing here is evidence of gazillions of galaxies like our own in the universe. One can't even begin to fathom the enormity of space-time it takes to enclose, in the least, the visible and known universe. What you see in that picture is what is seen in every direction you look in space. Just galaxies and more galaxies and quasars and many forms of radiation everywhere.
From a human perspective, you have to ask this question: What is it all for? - And then you realise... what are we? Complex arrangements of atoms with the most basic being carbon. And carbon isn't just found here on Earth. It is found in the Venusian and Martian atmospheres and elsewhere in the universe. In fact, complex arrangements of atoms form from clouds of dust in space.
We are stardust and I am pretty sure that other complex arrangements have formed elsewhere in the universe. It is almost a certainty (and we have to say "almost" until we have definitive proof) that we are not the only intelligent species in the universe. To suggest that we are alone is ludicrous when you behold the vastness of space and what it includes.
In saying all of this, I cannot say that aliens have visited our planet with absolute certainty. Sure, we hear the stories about UFOs and alien abduction and even speculations about Area 51. But, so far - and it has to be said (!), here on Earth, the evidence that stands out is the following...
The majority of alien abductions can be easily explained by individuals unknowingly entering the phase state - and people get hung up in all sorts of ways when they have intense hallucinatory experiences. If it is not angels, demons or even Santa Claus, it will be alien beings. Then, you get the percentage of stories that are hoaxes. Because of the latter you begin to wonder if alien beings have made contact with us at all...
UFOs do exist. There is no doubt about that. I've seen two of them (a glowing orange globe on one occasion and then a dark sphere that hovered over my house when I lived in Isleworth). Shortly after my sightings, the local paper reported that others in the area had also spotted strange objects and lights in the sky.
My second sighting was quite comical because at the time I happened to be having a discussion about UFOs with my brother-in-law in my back garden...
He was saying that UFOs don't exist because he'd never seen one before. I told him "actually, Gary, if you see something in the sky that you cannot identify, then you are observing an unidentified flying object... a UFO..." - He continued to be stubborn in saying that he could identify anything he saw in that sky. At that precise moment, a strange dark sphere floated silently over the house like a black marble in the sky (the object was perhaps 1500ft above ground).
As the object continued silently towards the horizon before disappearing, I turned to my brother-in-law and said, "So, Gary, what on earth is that?" It certainly did not look like a balloon that I know of. It was kind of eerie. Then again, the fact that the sighting coincided with our related discussion probably helped to give the situation that kind of air.
Do I tell people I saw a strange spacecraft from another world? No. It could have been a type of meteorological balloon that I don't know about. A bit like this one:
Only it was blacker, perfectly spherical and nothing was suspended from it like the picture above. It was odd. Another explanation is that the military was testing aircraft (it could even have been a top secret mission or experiment of some sort over our skies). There really is no reason to jump on the "alien spaceship" bandwagon just yet.
The only aliens I have seen were these, and, at the time, I knew that I was in the phase. Never the less, it was quite unexpected:
Some time ago, I had also met these little creatures in the phase. I call them "quasimodos". At the time, I wasn't feeling well (but felt great in the phase). I regarded the quasimodos as being representative of pain, like a psychological symbol reminding me that I was supposed to be in pain and should accept it (or try and be
friends with it), and hence why the little mites kept following my healthy dream body in the phase world:
On the link that you provided, breadbassed. It is absolute quackery. For starters, I can guarantee you that the sun will not go into the red giant phase by the end of this year. It's preposterous to assume so. On crop circles, I think it is worth watching this Discovery Channel documentary:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0oO6WvTxiN0
And remember Doug Bower and Dave Chorley:
http://science.howstuffworks.com/scienc ... ircle4.htm
There is also a fairly convincing footage of an alien being:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=loDZCpN- ... re=related
