“We want to shift the conversation about UAPs from sensationalism to science.”
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Space rocks may have provided the key ingredient for our atmosphere.
If we don’t, we run the risk of upsetting some potentially powerful aliens.
We only have a list of bad options to choose from.
There’s actually one big way the government could answer the public’s questions and concerns around UFOs—but those pleas may have fallen on deaf ears.
Fringe ideas once again find their way into popular discussion, thanks to Rogan.
There’s a lot of intrigue over the objects a physicist and his team have found—and quite a bit of disagreement.
But there’s only one telescope in the universe that can help crack the mystery open.
Intelligent extraterrestrials probably do astronomy as well. And that could be the key to helping us make contact with them.
It’s a creative—and expensive—way to potentially find aliens in the sky above us.