A former United States intelligence official turned whistleblower has revealed shocking classified information about the government's secret, covert programmes that have reportedly retrieved UFOs (unidentified flying objects) that are not of human origins. The whistleblower's mind-blowing revelations have been&nbsp;brought to light by&nbsp;a report published on the website 'The Debrief'. Leslie Kean and Ralph Blumenthal — who were part of the team that in 2017 disclosed the existence of a secret Pentagon program investigating UFOs (or UAPs — unidentified anomalous phenomena as they are now officially called) are behind the report. Here's all you need to know.

<h2>Who is the whistleblower? Can he be trusted?</h2>

David Charles Grusch, who happens to be a decorated former combat officer who has fought in Afghanistan and has previously worked for the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) and the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), has come forward as a whistleblower.&nbsp;

<h2>Grusch's revelations about the US and UFOs</h2>

The former US intelligence officer claim&nbsp;to have provided Congress and the Intelligence Community Inspector General with classified information regarding covert programmes that involve the retrieval of intact and partially intact vehicles of non-human origin aka UFOs.

Grusch alleges that this vital information has been illegally withheld from Congress. He has also filed a complaint stating that he faced illegal retaliation for his confidential disclosures.

His attorney, Charles McCullough III, a former Inspector General of the Intelligence Community, has filed a complaint on his behalf, stating that UAP-related classified information has been purposefully withheld from Congress by elements within the intelligence community.&nbsp;

The complaint has been deemed credible and urgent by the Intelligence Community Inspector General and has reportedly prompted a whistleblower reprisal investigation.&nbsp;

Reportedly, beginning in 2022, Grusch has provided hours of recorded classified information to Congress, but physical materials related to the wreckage or non-human objects have not been provided.

"The existence of complex historical programs involving the coordinated retrieval and study of exotic materials, dating back to the early 20th century, should no longer remain a secret," he said.&nbsp;

"The majority of retrieved, foreign exotic materials have a prosaic terrestrial explanation and origin – but not all, and any number higher than zero in this category represents an undeniably significant statistical percentage."

<h2>Others supporting Grusch's claims</h2>

Jonathan Grey, an intelligence officer specializing in UAP analysis at the National Air and Space Intelligence Center, has publicly acknowledged the reality of non-human intelligence and the global nature of the phenomenon.&nbsp;

"The non-human intelligence phenomenon is real. We are not alone."

He also emphasised the need for a global solution to the enigma that has perplexed military and civilian observers for decades.

"Retrievals of this kind are not limited to the United States. This is a global phenomenon, and yet a global solution continues to elude us."

"It is no longer necessary to continue to deny that these advanced technologies derived from non-human intelligence exist at all or to deny that these technologies have landed, crashed, or fallen into the hands of human beings," said Grey.&nbsp;

The disclosures by Grusch and other witnesses have ignited a growing desire within the government to uncover the truth about these covert programs and their national security implications.

Christopher Mellon, a US Intelligence Community veteran has expressed his concerns about the leadership of the All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office, which was established by Congress to investigate UAP and related phenomena.

"A number of well-placed current and former officials have shared detailed information with me regarding this alleged program, including insights into the history, governing documents and the location where a craft was allegedly abandoned and recovered," he said.

"However, it is a delicate matter getting this potentially explosive information into the right hands for validation. This is made harder by the fact that, rightly or wrongly, a number of potential sources do not trust the leadership of the All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office established by Congress."

Various sources have vouched for Grusch's credibility and the sensitivity of the information he possesses. The Air Force, which has been less forthcoming than other agencies about UAP, has seen insiders like Grey come forward to support the claims made by Grusch.

<h2>How can humanity benefit from these UFOs?</h2>

As per Dr Garry Nolan, a Professor in the Department of Pathology at Stanford University and a renowned inventor and entrepreneur with more than three hundred published papers, analysis of even small samples of these purported alien materials could potentially lead to inconceivable benefits for humanity.

"Human civilization was utterly transformed by something as small as a grain of silicon or germanium—creating the underpinning of the integrated circuits that underly computation and now even artificial intelligence," said Nolan.

"What might be represented here could be hundreds of technology revolutions ahead of us. It could be more transformative for humanity than what the microprocessor accomplished. Imagine what we could do with even a grain of knowledge about how they operate," he added.

The disclosures made by Grusch and corroborated by other intelligence officials have brought to light the existence of covert programs involving the retrieval of non-human vehicles. The revelations have sparked a renewed interest in uncovering the truth about these phenomena and their implications for national security and the future of humanity.

A former United States intelligence official turned whistleblower has revealed shocking classified information about the government's secret, covert programmes that have reportedly retrieved UFOs (unidentified flying objects) that are not of human origins.

A former United States intelligence official turned whistleblower has revealed shocking classified information about the government's secret, covert programmes that have reportedly retrieved UFOs (unidentified flying objects) that are not of human origins. The whistleblower's mind-blowing revelations have been brought to light by a report published on the website 'The Debrief'. Leslie Kean and Ralph Blumenthal — who were part of the team that in 2017 disclosed the existence of a secret Pentagon program investigating UFOs (or UAPs — unidentified anomalous phenomena as they are now officially called) are behind the report. Here's all you need to know. Who is the whistleblower? Can he be trusted? David Charles Grusch, who happens to be a decorated former combat officer who has fought in Afghanistan and has previously worked for the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) and the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), has come forward as a whistleblower. Grusch's revelations about the US and UFOs The former US intelligence officer claim to have provided Congress and the Intelligence Community Inspector General with classified information regarding covert programmes that involve the retrieval of intact and partially intact vehicles of non-human origin aka UFOs. Grusch alleges that this vital information has been illegally withheld from Congress. He has also filed a complaint stating that he faced illegal retaliation for his confidential disclosures. His attorney, Charles McCullough III, a former Inspector General of the Intelligence Community, has filed a complaint on his behalf, stating that UAP-related classified information has been purposefully withheld from Congress by elements within the intelligence community. The complaint has been deemed credible and urgent by the Intelligence Community Inspector General and has reportedly prompted a whistleblower reprisal investigation. Reportedly, beginning in 2022, Grusch has provided hours of recorded classified information to Congress, but physical materials related to the wreckage or non-human objects have not been provided. "The existence of complex historical programs involving the coordinated retrieval and study of exotic materials, dating back to the early 20th century, should no longer remain a secret," he said. "The majority of retrieved, foreign exotic materials have a prosaic terrestrial explanation and origin – but not all, and any number higher than zero in this category represents an undeniably significant statistical percentage." Others supporting Grusch's claims Jonathan Grey, an intelligence officer specializing in UAP analysis at the National Air and Space Intelligence Center, has publicly acknowledged the reality of non-human intelligence and the global nature of the phenomenon. "The non-human intelligence phenomenon is real. We are not alone." He also emphasised the need for a global solution to the enigma that has perplexed military and civilian observers for decades. "Retrievals of this kind are not limited to the United States. This is a global phenomenon, and yet a global solution continues to elude us." "It is no longer necessary to continue to deny that these advanced technologies derived from non-human intelligence exist at all or to deny that these technologies have landed, crashed, or fallen into the hands of human beings," said Grey. The disclosures by Grusch and other witnesses have ignited a growing desire within the government to uncover the truth about these covert programs and their national security implications. Christopher Mellon, a US Intelligence Community veteran has expressed his concerns about the leadership of the All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office, which was established by Congress to investigate UAP and related phenomena. "A number of well-placed current and former officials have shared detailed information with me regarding this alleged program, including insights into the history, governing documents and the location where a craft was allegedly abandoned and recovered," he said. "However, it is a delicate matter getting this potentially explosive information into the right hands for validation. This is made harder by the fact that, rightly or wrongly, a number of potential sources do not trust the leadership of the All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office established by Congress." Various sources have vouched for Grusch's credibility and the sensitivity of the information he possesses. The Air Force, which has been less forthcoming than other agencies about UAP, has seen insiders like Grey come forward to support the claims made by Grusch. How can humanity benefit from these UFOs? As per Dr Garry Nolan, a Professor in the Department of Pathology at Stanford University and a renowned inventor and entrepreneur with more than three hundred published papers, analysis of even small samples of these purported alien materials could potentially lead to inconceivable benefits for humanity. "Human civilization was utterly transformed by something as small as a grain of silicon or germanium—creating the underpinning of the integrated circuits that underly computation and now even artificial intelligence," said Nolan. "What might be represented here could be hundreds of technology revolutions ahead of us. It could be more transformative for humanity than what the microprocessor accomplished. Imagine what we could do with even a grain of knowledge about how they operate," he added. The disclosures made by Grusch and corroborated by other intelligence officials have brought to light the existence of covert programs involving the retrieval of non-human vehicles. The revelations have sparked a renewed interest in uncovering the truth about these phenomena and their implications for national security and the future of humanity.

Explained: US intelligence officer turns whistleblower, reveals American govt has UFOs, alien vehicles

The director of the Pentagon's new unidentified flying object (UFO) office said that the United States government is tracking more than 650 potential cases of so-called "unidentified aerial phenomena," but the official&nbsp;also noted that there's no proof of aliens yet.&nbsp;

There are several unproven claims of UFO sightings, but the Pentagon director quashed the buzz over unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) linked to claims of extraterrestrial life or of alien visits.&nbsp;

Sean Kirkpatrick, who is the director of the Pentagon's All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO), told a Senate Armed Services subcommittee on Wednesday that so far, there's "no concrete evidence of extraterrestrial activity, off-world technology or objects that defy the known laws of physics".&nbsp;

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As quoted by US-based media outlets, Kirkpatrick said, "Of those over 650, we've prioritised about half of them to be of anomalous interesting value, and now we have to go through those and go 'How much of those do I have actual data for?"

Kirkpatrick noted that even so, UAP cases frequently "resolve into reasonably explainable origins" when a plethora of scientific evidence is available.

Kirkpatrick said during the hearing that "I want to underscore today that only a very small percentage of UAP reports display signatures that could reasonably be described as anomalous."&nbsp;

"The majority of unidentified objects reported to AARO demonstrate mundane characteristics of balloons, [uncrewed] aerial systems, clutter, natural phenomena or other readily explainable sources," he added.&nbsp;

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The director of the Pentagon's new unidentified flying object (UFO) office said that the United States government is tracking more than 650 potential cases of so-called "unidentified aerial phenomena," but the official also noted that there's no proof of aliens yet. There are several unproven claims of UFO sightings, but the Pentagon director quashed the buzz over unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) linked to claims of extraterrestrial life or of alien visits. Sean Kirkpatrick, who is the director of the Pentagon's All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO), told a Senate Armed Services subcommittee on Wednesday that so far, there's "no concrete evidence of extraterrestrial activity, off-world technology or objects that defy the known laws of physics". ALSO READ | Not UFO or alien, this 'mysterious' spiral in Alaska is something else As quoted by US-based media outlets, Kirkpatrick said, "Of those over 650, we've prioritised about half of them to be of anomalous interesting value, and now we have to go through those and go 'How much of those do I have actual data for?" Kirkpatrick noted that even so, UAP cases frequently "resolve into reasonably explainable origins" when a plethora of scientific evidence is available. Kirkpatrick said during the hearing that "I want to underscore today that only a very small percentage of UAP reports display signatures that could reasonably be described as anomalous." "The majority of unidentified objects reported to AARO demonstrate mundane characteristics of balloons, [uncrewed] aerial systems, clutter, natural phenomena or other readily explainable sources," he added. WATCH | Gravitas: Alien spaceship lurking in our solar system? Kirkpatrick asked people to submit the evidence if they received any evidence of otherworldly visitation or alternative theories. These claims and evidence must be submitted to peer review in scientific journals. He further said that AARO is "working very hard" to do the same," Kirkpatrick stated. "That is how science works, not by blog or social media." WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Pentagon: 'No credible evidence' of aliens yet, but tracking over 650 potential UFO cases

People shared images of an "eerily cool" thin cloud which was lit by the full moon of March, popularly called the worm moon, on social media platforms leaving netizens in awe at the mesmerising view.

As per reports, the worm-like phenomenon was spotted hanging in the sky across various parts of Oxfordshire on Tuesday.

The “bizarre” cloud was speculated as a wormhole, an alien invasion or the result of experiments being conducted at the Harwell science campus by Facebook users.

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Meteorological consultant Jim Dale said that the 'eerily cool' cloud was probably formed in the sky due to combustion.

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Dale, who works for British Weather Services, said that water vapour created from an artificial source, like a rocket, would have quickly crystallised in the cold weather and appeared hung in the sky.

He stated that the clouds do not resemble any natural cloud formation he is aware of and also acknowledged that "nature... has a funny way of presenting itself sometimes and it can come up with wonderful and weird things”.

"Not that there's any rocket launch pads in Abingdon, I don't think. It's either a mini-tornado that looks a bit freakish or we've got a... rocket. It's hanging in the air still, quite literally,” he added.

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Cassandra Russell, who had clicked a photograph of the cloud from Southmoor, stated it was "the vapour trail of a plane" that she was continuously watching.

She added that it started as a "thin line across the moon" and slowly grew to the size which can be seen in the pictures. Debra Newman, a resident of Abingdon, said that the phenomenon was spotted by her children who were convinced that aliens had landed.

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People shared images of an "eerily cool" thin cloud which was lit by the full moon of March, popularly called the worm moon, on social media platforms leaving netizens in awe at the mesmerising view. As per reports, the worm-like phenomenon was spotted hanging in the sky across various parts of Oxfordshire on Tuesday. The “bizarre” cloud was speculated as a wormhole, an alien invasion or the result of experiments being conducted at the Harwell science campus by Facebook users. Oxfordshire: Mystery cloud lit by worm moon thrills skywatchers https://t.co/N7doGCUYXv — David Papp (@DavidPapp) March 8, 2023 × Meteorological consultant Jim Dale said that the 'eerily cool' cloud was probably formed in the sky due to combustion. ALSO READ | EXPLAINED: All about the Worm Moon and why is it the best time to manifest your dreams Dale, who works for British Weather Services, said that water vapour created from an artificial source, like a rocket, would have quickly crystallised in the cold weather and appeared hung in the sky. He stated that the clouds do not resemble any natural cloud formation he is aware of and also acknowledged that "nature... has a funny way of presenting itself sometimes and it can come up with wonderful and weird things”. "Not that there's any rocket launch pads in Abingdon, I don't think. It's either a mini-tornado that looks a bit freakish or we've got a... rocket. It's hanging in the air still, quite literally,” he added. WATCH | Starlings create murmuration over the UK sky I WION Shorts Cassandra Russell, who had clicked a photograph of the cloud from Southmoor, stated it was "the vapour trail of a plane" that she was continuously watching. She added that it started as a "thin line across the moon" and slowly grew to the size which can be seen in the pictures. Debra Newman, a resident of Abingdon, said that the phenomenon was spotted by her children who were convinced that aliens had landed. You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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The year 2022 is about to end the world is excited for the upcoming year. With new energy and enthusiasm, people are waiting to embrace 2023, but some of the predictions for the year are quite scary.

The year 2022 is about to end the world is excited for the upcoming year. With new energy and enthusiasm, people are waiting to embrace 2023, but some of the predictions for the year are quite scary. Vangeliya Pandeva Gushterova, who is commonly known as Baba Vanga, had predicted the year 2023 to be gloomy, with possible visits from aliens and nuclear explosions. The blind clairvoyant who allegedly correctly predicted 9/11, tensions with North Korea, Brexit, Barack Obama's presidency, the death of Princess Diana, etc, made some shocking predictions for 2023 as well. Before moving on to the predictions, let us know a little bit about the famous Baba Vanga, also known as the "Nostradamus of the Balkans". Baba Vanga was born in 1911 in Strumica, North Macedonia and is believed to have spent most of her life in the Rupite area of the Kozhuh mountains in Bulgaria. She died in 1996. But made predictions that run until 5079—a year when she believed the world would end. Reports have mentioned that she claimed that she received the rare gift of seeing into the future from God. She also claimed that God's gift, she lost her sight at the age of 12. Baba Vanga's predictions for 2023: Solar storm: Media reports claimed that according to Baba Vanga, a solar storm would strike Earth in 2023 on a scale the world has never before seen. Bio-weapons: She also claimed that in 2023, a "big country" will carry out bioweapons research on people. The result of such research will cause the death of thousands of people. Nuclear explosion: In 2022, the world came very close to a nuclear explosion amid escalated tensions between the West and Russia over the Ukraine war. Baba Vanga predicted a nuclear power plant explosion in 2023. Visits from aliens: One of the scariest predictions among all is Vanga's prophecy about aliens visit on Earth. As per the foreteller, the world could find itself "covered in darkness". The psychic claimed that millions would die if aliens visit Earth next year. Lab babies: As per Vanga's predictions, humans will grow in labs in 2023. With constant breakthroughs in science, the concept of lab babies could become a reality with Vanga believing that parents will be able to decide the skin colour and characteristics of their kids. DISCLAIMER: This story is based on media reports, WION cannot independently verify the authenticity. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

From alien attack to lab babies: Baba Vanga's predictions for 2023 are scary and outrageous

A researcher has claimed that there may be four extraterrestrial civilisations in the Milky Way that could attack or invade the planet Earth. As reported by Vice News, Alberto Caballero, who is a PhD student at the University of Vigo in Spain, estimated the prevalence of "malicious extraterrestrial" civilisations.&nbsp;

In the paper which is titled "Estimating the Prevalence of Malicious Extraterrestrial Civilizations," Caballero has attempted to provide an estimation of the prevalence of hostile extraterrestrial civilisations. Although, he admitted that there are "some limitations".&nbsp;

Caballero noted that the estimation is based on the "world's history of invasions in the last century, military capabilities of the countries involved, and the global growth rate of energy consumption".&nbsp;

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In the non-peer-reviewed research published in Arxiv journal, Caballero stated that the upper limits of standard deviations are used to obtain the "estimated probability of extraterrestrial invasion" by a civilisation whose planet we send a message to.&nbsp;

He further stated that results show that such probability is "two orders of magnitude lower than the impact probability of a planet-killer asteroid".&nbsp;

Scientists are planning to send a message (METI, or "Messaging Extraterrestrial Intelligence") to the so-called alien civilisation. Although there is no definitive proof but the US government is serious about the increasing signs of extraterrestrial life.&nbsp;

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However, as a warning to the scientists, Caballero in his paper stated that the findings could serve as a starting point for an international debate about sending the first serious interstellar radio messages to nearby potentially habitable planets.&nbsp;

"I did the paper-based only on life as we know it. We don't know the mind of extraterrestrials. An extraterrestrial civilization may have a brain with a different chemical composition and they might not have empathy or they might have more psychopathological behaviours," Caballero told Vice.&nbsp;

"I found this way to do [the study], which has limitations because we don't know the mind of what aliens would be like," he added.&nbsp;

In his paper, he wrote that such an event takes place once every 100 million years. Caballero researched human "invasions" of other countries over the last 50 years as he mentioned that he did the paper-based "only on life as we know it".&nbsp;

The report noted that he applied the data he gathered to the number of known "exoplanets" in our galaxy. Claudio Maccone, an Italian scientist, estimated that there are around 15,785 exoplanets. After analysing the data, Caballero estimated that there could be four "malicious" alien civilisations.&nbsp;

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Caballero also authored a study in the International Journal of Astrobiology earlier this month. He claimed that he pinpointed the "WoW! Signal" that was first detected by a radio telescope in 1977.&nbsp;

It was a strange minute-long burst of radio energy. According to Caballero, the signal might have originated from a Sun-like star 1,800 lightyears from the Earth.&nbsp;

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A researcher has claimed that there may be four extraterrestrial civilisations in the Milky Way that could attack or invade the planet Earth. As reported by Vice News, Alberto Caballero, who is a PhD student at the University of Vigo in Spain, estimated the prevalence of "malicious extraterrestrial" civilisations.

A researcher has claimed that there may be four extraterrestrial civilisations in the Milky Way that could attack or invade the planet Earth. As reported by Vice News, Alberto Caballero, who is a PhD student at the University of Vigo in Spain, estimated the prevalence of "malicious extraterrestrial" civilisations. In the paper which is titled "Estimating the Prevalence of Malicious Extraterrestrial Civilizations," Caballero has attempted to provide an estimation of the prevalence of hostile extraterrestrial civilisations. Although, he admitted that there are "some limitations". Caballero noted that the estimation is based on the "world's history of invasions in the last century, military capabilities of the countries involved, and the global growth rate of energy consumption". ALSO READ | Scientists detect new type of extremely reactive substance in the Earth's atmosphere In the non-peer-reviewed research published in Arxiv journal, Caballero stated that the upper limits of standard deviations are used to obtain the "estimated probability of extraterrestrial invasion" by a civilisation whose planet we send a message to. He further stated that results show that such probability is "two orders of magnitude lower than the impact probability of a planet-killer asteroid". Scientists are planning to send a message (METI, or "Messaging Extraterrestrial Intelligence") to the so-called alien civilisation. Although there is no definitive proof but the US government is serious about the increasing signs of extraterrestrial life. ALSO READ | New study claims Earth’s iron-rich core may be rusting However, as a warning to the scientists, Caballero in his paper stated that the findings could serve as a starting point for an international debate about sending the first serious interstellar radio messages to nearby potentially habitable planets. "I did the paper-based only on life as we know it. We don't know the mind of extraterrestrials. An extraterrestrial civilization may have a brain with a different chemical composition and they might not have empathy or they might have more psychopathological behaviours," Caballero told Vice. "I found this way to do [the study], which has limitations because we don't know the mind of what aliens would be like," he added. In his paper, he wrote that such an event takes place once every 100 million years. Caballero researched human "invasions" of other countries over the last 50 years as he mentioned that he did the paper-based "only on life as we know it". The report noted that he applied the data he gathered to the number of known "exoplanets" in our galaxy. Claudio Maccone, an Italian scientist, estimated that there are around 15,785 exoplanets. After analysing the data, Caballero estimated that there could be four "malicious" alien civilisations. WATCH | Boeing Starliner capsule returns to Earth from ISS × Caballero also authored a study in the International Journal of Astrobiology earlier this month. He claimed that he pinpointed the "WoW! Signal" that was first detected by a radio telescope in 1977. It was a strange minute-long burst of radio energy. According to Caballero, the signal might have originated from a Sun-like star 1,800 lightyears from the Earth. As per Vice, the signal was first received by the Big Ear telescope at Ohio State University. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Four 'malicious' alien civilisations could attack or invade Earth: Researcher

We, humans, are a curious species, always trying to find something...more.&nbsp;

More than what we know, more than what we can see, more than what we have. Our search for more is endless and it isn't just limited to our own surroundings, our own country, our own continent or for that matter our own planet.

Do you know that in our quest for more, humans have tried to contact the famed aliens more than once?

No kidding. Let's first talk about the latest attempt. NASA has devised a binary-coded message that they want to send out across the galaxy in the hopes of making contact with extraterrestrials.

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The interplanetary message called "Beacon in the Galaxy" contains a vast range of information, including basic arithmetic and physics principles on communication, digital photographs of the human form, DNA elements, and a time-stamped depiction of the solar system, Earth's system. It concludes with an invitation to the aliens to respond by beaming back a response.

The quest to talk to the green little men actually started more than a century ago. It started with an Austrian named Joseph Johann Von Littrow. If you're wondering how did a 19th-century astronomer want to contact aliens, surely they didn't have the technology back then...you're right.

They didn't have the technology, what Von Littrow proposed was something far different. He wanted to burn the Sahara desert. His plan was to dig massive trenches of geometric patterns in the Sahara, fill them with Kerosene oil and let it burn.

The idea was to have that huge blaze serve as a beacon announcing 'we are here'.

Watch |&nbsp;All the times humanity tried to communicate with aliens

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In the 1960s, another attempt was made to contact aliens. The year 1962 saw Soviet scientists aim a radio transmitter at Venus and sent a message. As per the International Journal of Astrobiology, it was a largely symbolic message and the test run for a new planetary radar, i.e., technology that sends radio waves into space.

Just 12 years later, in 1974 another team of scientists sent a message from the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico towards a cluster of stars called Messier 13. This cluster is situated around 25,000 light-years away from us.

This time the message was in binary code or the language of Maths, and Science and included a depiction of a human stick figure, DNA structure, a model of a carbon atom and a diagram of a telescope.&nbsp;

In 1977 two spacecraft; Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 were launched with sound records; music, ambient sounds from our planet and 116 images of Earth and the solar system.

Now you must've heard about advertising in air, but have you heard about advertising in space?

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In 2008, Doritos sent out its advertisement to another solar system outside our own. The intended target was Ursa Majoris Constellation situated 42 light-years away.

How would sci-fi fans fall behind when it comes to contacting aliens? In 2010 a message written in Star Trek's Klingon language was beamed out inviting ET to attend a Klingon opera in Holland.

This is still wandering in space waiting to be discovered.

While some experts say that the chances of reaching an alien civilisation are low if not impossible, others, including the late genius Stephen Hawking, believe it is a stupid undertaking inviting extraterrestrial invasion.

Time will tell what happens when we actually reach aliens. Let's just hope it does more good than bad.

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We, humans, are a curious species, always trying to find something...more. More than what we know, more than what we can see, more than what we have. Our search for more is endless and it isn't just limited to our own surroundings, our own country, our own continent or for that matter our own planet.

We, humans, are a curious species, always trying to find something...more. More than what we know, more than what we can see, more than what we have. Our search for more is endless and it isn't just limited to our own surroundings, our own country, our own continent or for that matter our own planet. Do you know that in our quest for more, humans have tried to contact the famed aliens more than once? No kidding. Let's first talk about the latest attempt. NASA has devised a binary-coded message that they want to send out across the galaxy in the hopes of making contact with extraterrestrials. Also read | NASA to beam out Earth's location into space. Experts warn that it just might invite an alien invasion! The interplanetary message called "Beacon in the Galaxy" contains a vast range of information, including basic arithmetic and physics principles on communication, digital photographs of the human form, DNA elements, and a time-stamped depiction of the solar system, Earth's system. It concludes with an invitation to the aliens to respond by beaming back a response. The quest to talk to the green little men actually started more than a century ago. It started with an Austrian named Joseph Johann Von Littrow. If you're wondering how did a 19th-century astronomer want to contact aliens, surely they didn't have the technology back then...you're right. They didn't have the technology, what Von Littrow proposed was something far different. He wanted to burn the Sahara desert. His plan was to dig massive trenches of geometric patterns in the Sahara, fill them with Kerosene oil and let it burn. The idea was to have that huge blaze serve as a beacon announcing 'we are here'. Watch | All the times humanity tried to communicate with aliens In the 1960s, another attempt was made to contact aliens. The year 1962 saw Soviet scientists aim a radio transmitter at Venus and sent a message. As per the International Journal of Astrobiology, it was a largely symbolic message and the test run for a new planetary radar, i.e., technology that sends radio waves into space. Just 12 years later, in 1974 another team of scientists sent a message from the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico towards a cluster of stars called Messier 13. This cluster is situated around 25,000 light-years away from us. This time the message was in binary code or the language of Maths, and Science and included a depiction of a human stick figure, DNA structure, a model of a carbon atom and a diagram of a telescope. In 1977 two spacecraft; Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 were launched with sound records; music, ambient sounds from our planet and 116 images of Earth and the solar system. Now you must've heard about advertising in air, but have you heard about advertising in space? Also read | NASA captures mind-boggling photo of UFO-like object on Mars. Take a look! In 2008, Doritos sent out its advertisement to another solar system outside our own. The intended target was Ursa Majoris Constellation situated 42 light-years away. How would sci-fi fans fall behind when it comes to contacting aliens? In 2010 a message written in Star Trek's Klingon language was beamed out inviting ET to attend a Klingon opera in Holland. This is still wandering in space waiting to be discovered. While some experts say that the chances of reaching an alien civilisation are low if not impossible, others, including the late genius Stephen Hawking, believe it is a stupid undertaking inviting extraterrestrial invasion. Time will tell what happens when we actually reach aliens. Let's just hope it does more good than bad. Watch WION LIVE HERE:

Knock! Knock! Who's there?...Aliens: When humanity tried to talk to the little green men

Since time immemorial, humans have sought to establish contact with extra-terrestrial life forms. Hollywood movies like Extra-Terrestrial (ET), Arrival etc. and Bollywood movies like Koi Mil Gaya, are proof of this curiosity and all paint different scenarios of what might happen if the contact is in fact established.

Now, a NASA led team of international scientists are once again planning to satiate this curiosity. They have developed a binary-coded message that they propose beaming out across the galaxy, in the hopes of finally establishing contact with aliens.

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"Beacon in the Galaxy," an interstellar message, contains a wide variety of information: basic concepts in math and physics on communication, digital images of the human form, elements of DNA, a time-stamped depiction of the solar system, and Earth’s system. It ends with an invitation for the aliens to beam back a reply.

In an interesting twist, the scientists say the position of the planet is incorporated in hopes of not only receiving a message from aliens but also receiving a physical vehicle to Earth at "some point in the future".

Dr Jonathan Jiang of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory is heading the experiment. The group of researchers plans to broadcast the message right into the heart of the Milky Way, using the Seti Institute’s Allen Telescope Array in California and the Chinese 500-metre Aperture Spherical Radio Telescope.

Watch |&nbsp;Gravitas Plus: UFOs, Aliens &amp; Science

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“Humanity has, we contend, a compelling story to share and the desire to know of others – and now has the means to do so,” say the scientists in their report which is yet to be peer-reviewed.

According to the paper, a future message could include additional frequencies of greater complexity, incorporating major pieces of music such as Beethoven's, Mozart's, or Bach's symphonies.

Experts believe it is very unlikely that an intelligent civilisation will intercept the message, and even if it happens, establishing an intelligent, fruitful conversation can prove challenging since it will take tens of thousands of years for the message to reach its intended target.

Another possibility is that the aliens might not understand the message and consider it gibberish.

And then there are other concerns…What if we somehow invite the wrath of civilisations far superior to ours?

Genius professor Stephen Hawking while speaking to Discovery Channel during the filming of a documentary, warned that we need to refrain from trying to contact aliens or we just might end up with the kind of attention we regret.

“We only have to look at ourselves to see how intelligent life might develop into something we wouldn’t want to meet.”&nbsp;

According to him, meeting aliens is similar to Christopher Columbus meeting Native Americans: “That didn’t turn out so well.”

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Previously, astronomer&nbsp;Joe Gertz of the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) has&nbsp;expressed concerns that attempts to communicate with aliens could lead to “the reckless endangerment of all mankind.”

According to Buchanan, beings from other worlds are likely to be more advanced than humans, making them an even larger threat.

Dr Jiang and his colleagues remain optimistic, however. They suggest that an alien society capable of communication throughout the cosmos may have learned the value of peace and collaboration and that mankind may benefit greatly from their knowledge.

They write, “logic suggests a species which has reached sufficient complexity to achieve communication through the cosmos would also very likely have attained high levels of cooperation amongst themselves and thus will know the importance of peace and collaboration,” adding that if communication were to be established, the outcome would vastly outweigh the concerns.

How do you feel about this? Do you think communication between humans, and aliens will benefit us or are you a pessimist who thinks it will only lead to our destruction? Share your thoughts!&nbsp;&nbsp;

Since time immemorial, humans have sought to establish contact with extra-terrestrial life forms. Hollywood movies like Extra-Terrestrial (ET), Arrival etc. and Bollywood movies like Koi Mil Gaya, are proof of this curiosity and all paint different scenarios of what might happen if the contact is in fact established.

Since time immemorial, humans have sought to establish contact with extra-terrestrial life forms. Hollywood movies like Extra-Terrestrial (ET), Arrival etc. and Bollywood movies like Koi Mil Gaya, are proof of this curiosity and all paint different scenarios of what might happen if the contact is in fact established. Now, a NASA led team of international scientists are once again planning to satiate this curiosity. They have developed a binary-coded message that they propose beaming out across the galaxy, in the hopes of finally establishing contact with aliens. Also read | Mysterious radio waves from space object. Are aliens calling? "Beacon in the Galaxy," an interstellar message, contains a wide variety of information: basic concepts in math and physics on communication, digital images of the human form, elements of DNA, a time-stamped depiction of the solar system, and Earth’s system. It ends with an invitation for the aliens to beam back a reply. In an interesting twist, the scientists say the position of the planet is incorporated in hopes of not only receiving a message from aliens but also receiving a physical vehicle to Earth at "some point in the future". Dr Jonathan Jiang of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory is heading the experiment. The group of researchers plans to broadcast the message right into the heart of the Milky Way, using the Seti Institute’s Allen Telescope Array in California and the Chinese 500-metre Aperture Spherical Radio Telescope. Watch | Gravitas Plus: UFOs, Aliens & Science “Humanity has, we contend, a compelling story to share and the desire to know of others – and now has the means to do so,” say the scientists in their report which is yet to be peer-reviewed. According to the paper, a future message could include additional frequencies of greater complexity, incorporating major pieces of music such as Beethoven's, Mozart's, or Bach's symphonies. Experts believe it is very unlikely that an intelligent civilisation will intercept the message, and even if it happens, establishing an intelligent, fruitful conversation can prove challenging since it will take tens of thousands of years for the message to reach its intended target. Another possibility is that the aliens might not understand the message and consider it gibberish. And then there are other concerns…What if we somehow invite the wrath of civilisations far superior to ours? Genius professor Stephen Hawking while speaking to Discovery Channel during the filming of a documentary, warned that we need to refrain from trying to contact aliens or we just might end up with the kind of attention we regret. “We only have to look at ourselves to see how intelligent life might develop into something we wouldn’t want to meet.” According to him, meeting aliens is similar to Christopher Columbus meeting Native Americans: “That didn’t turn out so well.” Also read | NASA is hiring priests to prepare humans for contact with aliens Previously, astronomer Joe Gertz of the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) has expressed concerns that attempts to communicate with aliens could lead to “the reckless endangerment of all mankind.” According to Buchanan, beings from other worlds are likely to be more advanced than humans, making them an even larger threat. Dr Jiang and his colleagues remain optimistic, however. They suggest that an alien society capable of communication throughout the cosmos may have learned the value of peace and collaboration and that mankind may benefit greatly from their knowledge. They write, “logic suggests a species which has reached sufficient complexity to achieve communication through the cosmos would also very likely have attained high levels of cooperation amongst themselves and thus will know the importance of peace and collaboration,” adding that if communication were to be established, the outcome would vastly outweigh the concerns. How do you feel about this? Do you think communication between humans, and aliens will benefit us or are you a pessimist who thinks it will only lead to our destruction? Share your thoughts!

NASA to beam out Earth's location into space. Experts warn that it just might invite an alien invasion!

Avi Loeb, a Harvard professor, is claiming the shiny objects coming towards the Earth from space are not&nbsp;celestial objects or rock formations, but 'space garbage' being thrown in the atmosphere by aliens.

Loeb is the Chair of&nbsp;Harvard’s Department of Astronomy and says the shiny rocks coming from the space are proof that life beyond humans exists in this atmosphere.

The 'space garbage' was dropped by the aliens in 2017, according to professor Loeb's latest book 'Extraterrestrial: The First Sign of Intelligent Life Beyond Earth', and that object recently flew into our solar system and resembled a shiny rock.

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He claims on September 06, 2017, an object from the Star Vega,&nbsp;a star located about 25 light-years away, the object entered our atmosphere and&nbsp;moved closer to the sun on September 09. the same object then flew past Venus at a speed of 58,900 miles per hour, then "moving swiftly toward the constellation Pegasus and the blackness beyond" and then inching towards the Earth on October 07.

The object labelled as 'Oumuamua' — which is Hawaiian for 'scout' — was a small 100-yard-long object and was the first interstellar object detected inside our solar system.

An interesting belief about this object is that some scientists believe this object is not bound by the sun's gravitational pull.

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"What would happen if a caveman saw a cellphone?" Loeb asked in his book. "He's seen rocks all his life, and he would have thought it was just a shiny rock."

Loeb also explains in his book that the astronomers have concluded it reflected sunlight after every eight hours, giving them an opportunity to make a safe assumption that the object takes eight hours to complete a full rotation.

The professor also offers the physical appearance of the object as a proof for his claim. The object is almost ten times longer than its width, which is a rarity and thus proves Loeb's point that this object is not an ordinary space object.

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"This would make ‘Oumuamua’s geometry more extreme by at least a few times in aspect ratio - or its width to its height - than the most extreme asteroids or comets that we have ever seen," he explained.

"Oumuamua was unusually bright. It was at least 'ten times more reflective than typical solar system [stony] asteroids or comets," he continued.

However, what gave the final nod to Loeb was the excess push away from the sun for the object.

Avi Loeb, a Harvard professor, is claiming the shiny objects coming towards the Earth from space are not celestial objects or rock formations, but 'space garbage' being thrown in the atmosphere by aliens.

Avi Loeb, a Harvard professor, is claiming the shiny objects coming towards the Earth from space are not celestial objects or rock formations, but 'space garbage' being thrown in the atmosphere by aliens. Loeb is the Chair of Harvard’s Department of Astronomy and says the shiny rocks coming from the space are proof that life beyond humans exists in this atmosphere. The 'space garbage' was dropped by the aliens in 2017, according to professor Loeb's latest book 'Extraterrestrial: The First Sign of Intelligent Life Beyond Earth', and that object recently flew into our solar system and resembled a shiny rock. Also read| NASA captures 'magnetic fingerprint' of a galaxy across 24,000 light years He claims on September 06, 2017, an object from the Star Vega, a star located about 25 light-years away, the object entered our atmosphere and moved closer to the sun on September 09. the same object then flew past Venus at a speed of 58,900 miles per hour, then "moving swiftly toward the constellation Pegasus and the blackness beyond" and then inching towards the Earth on October 07. The object labelled as 'Oumuamua' — which is Hawaiian for 'scout' — was a small 100-yard-long object and was the first interstellar object detected inside our solar system. An interesting belief about this object is that some scientists believe this object is not bound by the sun's gravitational pull. Also read| 'Molten ring': NASA captures the largest Einstein rings of the universe "What would happen if a caveman saw a cellphone?" Loeb asked in his book. "He's seen rocks all his life, and he would have thought it was just a shiny rock." Loeb also explains in his book that the astronomers have concluded it reflected sunlight after every eight hours, giving them an opportunity to make a safe assumption that the object takes eight hours to complete a full rotation. The professor also offers the physical appearance of the object as a proof for his claim. The object is almost ten times longer than its width, which is a rarity and thus proves Loeb's point that this object is not an ordinary space object. Also read| This gene can protect you from mutant coronavirus strains "This would make ‘Oumuamua’s geometry more extreme by at least a few times in aspect ratio - or its width to its height - than the most extreme asteroids or comets that we have ever seen," he explained. "Oumuamua was unusually bright. It was at least 'ten times more reflective than typical solar system [stony] asteroids or comets," he continued. However, what gave the final nod to Loeb was the excess push away from the sun for the object.

Neighbour's trash: Harvard professor claims celestial objects are space garbage

It has been long believed that the United States has first hand access to aliens, and that they constitute part of the secrets that lie in Area 51, a highly classified US Air Force Facility in Nevada.

Turns out, former US President Barack Obama had sought knowledge of aliens, and reached out to his officials to find out how much they know about aliens. Did he receive an answer? Yes. Is Obama willing to share details about extraterrestrial secrets with the rest of us? Unfortunately, no.

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Appearing on the Late Show with Stephen Colbert this week, Obama was asked by Colbert about the kind of classified information he sought during his presidency.&nbsp;

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Obama confirmed to Colbert that he asked officials about aliens, but to no avail, as the rest of us will never find out.

On the topic of UFOs Obama said - “Certainly asked about it”.

When Colbert pressed him for more details with a hungry “And?”, he responded with “Can’t tell you”, and followed with a “sorry”. In short, Obama knows something that we don’t. But will he tell us? Most probably not.

Colbert also processed his response along similar lines. “I’ll take that as a yes”, he said to Obama, while adding that if there were no aliens, he would have said that there were none.

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“You just played your hand”, he added, while jokingly saying “I thought you were a poker player”.

In classic Obama style, he topped off the alien conversation with “Feel free to think that”. Earlier, former US President Bill Clinton had told Jimmy Kimmel that he wouldn’t be surprised if aliens existed.

Clinton also said that he had looked into Area 51 and details of what it harboured, and concluded that there were no aliens on the airbase.

It has been long believed that the United States has first hand access to aliens, and that they constitute part of the secrets that lie in Area 51, a highly classified US Air Force Facility in Nevada.

It has been long believed that the United States has first hand access to aliens, and that they constitute part of the secrets that lie in Area 51, a highly classified US Air Force Facility in Nevada. Turns out, former US President Barack Obama had sought knowledge of aliens, and reached out to his officials to find out how much they know about aliens. Did he receive an answer? Yes. Is Obama willing to share details about extraterrestrial secrets with the rest of us? Unfortunately, no. Appearing on the Late Show with Stephen Colbert this week, Obama was asked by Colbert about the kind of classified information he sought during his presidency. Also read: Could artificial intelligence trick us into believing aliens exist? Scientists think so Obama confirmed to Colbert that he asked officials about aliens, but to no avail, as the rest of us will never find out. On the topic of UFOs Obama said - “Certainly asked about it”. When Colbert pressed him for more details with a hungry “And?”, he responded with “Can’t tell you”, and followed with a “sorry”. In short, Obama knows something that we don’t. But will he tell us? Most probably not. Colbert also processed his response along similar lines. “I’ll take that as a yes”, he said to Obama, while adding that if there were no aliens, he would have said that there were none. Also read: Aliens on 1000 nearby stars could see us, new study suggests “You just played your hand”, he added, while jokingly saying “I thought you were a poker player”. In classic Obama style, he topped off the alien conversation with “Feel free to think that”. Earlier, former US President Bill Clinton had told Jimmy Kimmel that he wouldn’t be surprised if aliens existed. Clinton also said that he had looked into Area 51 and details of what it harboured, and concluded that there were no aliens on the airbase.

Obama asked officials about the existence of aliens as US president. What did they tell him?

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