UFO Skeptics: Page 2

Washington -- Aliens may be right under our noses -- we're just not smart enough to see them. That was the message last week from UFOlogists at a symposium hosted by The George Washington University in Washington, D.C., and sponsored by the SciFi cable channel. Speakers at the meeting, "The Potential for Interstellar Travel and Unidentified Aerial Phenomena," reviewed the evidence for UFOs, from eyewitness reports and photographs to radar blips and chunks of molten metal.

LOS ANGELES - It was only a matter of time before a breakthrough in authenticating the existence of non-terrestrial UFOs would take place but, surely, nobody thought it would come about this way. Despite mounting evidence over the past half-century the arbiters and manipulators of public opinion in media, governmental and scientific circles, along with professional skeptics and debunkers, have marginalized serious discussion of UFOs and dismissed all evidence as inconclusive and flawed.

Sometimes I'm asked by both sincere and insincere people to somehow prove to them that UFOs or abductions are real, worth studying, etc (note that I differentiate this challenge from proving that "aliens" are real, or exist - this site defines the "alien" presence differently than most abduction believers).