Aliens: The Big Think With Sir Martin Rees - BBC Documentary Video 2016

Is There (other) LIFE In The Universe?
Better Question: Is There INTELLIGENT Life?
Should We Seek Such Life Out? And, If So, Then Where?
Would We Know It If We Saw It?

"After a distinguished career in cosmology Professor Martin Rees, the Astronomer Royal, has taken up the search for extra-terrestrials."

Enjoy!

Tom DeLonge's New Sekret Machines Project Takes a Serious Look at UFOs. - LA Weekly

"In early 2015, he (Tom DeLonge) gave a Paper Magazine interview... holding forth on Area 51, government mind control and forbidden engineering."

What happened to DeLonge afterwards reminded me of a quote from nuclear physicist, UFOlogist and author Stanton T. Friedman concerning UFO/UAP phenomena debunkers:

"If you can't attack the data, attack the person - it's easier."

And true to form, in the wake of that interview, a variety of media outlets have openly questioned DeLonge's sanity!

"DeLonge explains that UFOlogy is a "nonlinear topic" that includes physics and the sciences, as well as geopolitics, religion and cosmology. "Researching just one branch can take up several years of your life," he says."

Here's another (favorite) quote that comes to mind in this situation:

"Great Spirits are often met with violent opposition from mediocre minds." - Albert Einstein

Enjoy!

Tom DeLonge's New Sekret Machines Project Takes a Serious Look at UFOs
By  Nicholas Pell

Photo by Johnny Buzzerio

10 Reasons Why We Still Haven't Met Aliens (Video) *Interesting, but, I disagree

"10 Reasons Why We Still Haven't Met Aliens"?

Well, some of us probably have...

If I were in contact with another civilization, I doubt that I'd want to meet each and every member or have them all be aware of my presence.

Some might be able to handle it and others might not.

Some might be happy with friendship and others might want to see what makes me tick.

I'd be very selective about whom I contacted.

Requirement of survival.

'We Do Not Seem To Have The Correct Theory Of Gravity' Says Professor

I’m always thrilled to learn of situations – such as this one – where astrophysicists are forced to realize that they don’t already know Everything.

Bonus points when said astrophysicist is Neil deGrasse Tyson (Nothing personal, Neil.).

Don’t Forget, Boys and Grrls: A ‘Theory’ is “a plausible or scientifically acceptable general principle or body of principles offered to explain phenomena”. (Merriam-Webster)

In a word: “D’oh!”.

(Via phys.org)

'We Do Not Seem To Have The Correct Theory Of Gravity' Says Professor