We are naively comfortable with mainstream science’s assurance that humans are the pinnacle of intelligent life right here in our own solar system. Yet we don’t know what lies below our oceans, which cover 71% of Earth’s surface; we don’t know what exists above ground over much of our largest countries, including Russia, Antarctica, Greenland, Alaska and even remote parts of Australia. And we have made no serious attempts to delve into subterranean Earth.
            The general public do not know what is on the far side of the Moon or under the Moon’s surface. They do not know what exists on underground Mars. We are told confidently there could be nothing swimming in the waters of Europa, Enceladus, Ganymede or Ceres. Astronomers can only speculate about the surface of Uranus but admit there may be oceans on Neptune. But as for life forms, they simply cannot accept the possibility.
            Let’s divide intelligent beings into two broad classifications – the ones we can see and touch here in the 3D physical world on the one hand, and the non-physical beings who cannot be seen by the human eye, on the other hand. We know from experience so far on Earth that physical, flesh-and-blood beings in man-made machines cannot travel over the speed of light, restricting travel between star systems by rocket ship. It does not make sense that flesh-and-blood beings would have the high level of technology that would be required to propel material vessels from distant solar systems or Galaxies, only to ‘crash’ when they reached Earth. It is possible, though, that spaceships that were materialising out of another dimension could find their coordinates wrong and have a mishap, but it should not be as common as it is reported to be. Many UFOs sighted here may have originated from on Earth, or within Earth, or from within spheres located in our own solar system.
To be continued…
 
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