Over the years, many individuals have claimed to have seen UFOs. Perhaps everyone has heard another person claiming they have seen strange lights in the sky or strange objects disappearing into thin air. More often than not, these UFOs are not extraterrestrial. I’m sorry to break it to you, but the majority of the UFOs turn out to be natural phenomena—simply satellites or other celestial bodies. With that being said, there are a few instances in which the reported UFOs turn out to be interplanetary and extraterrestrial in origin. In the following chapters, we will examine cases in which the evidence shows that the reported unidentified objects are interplanetary. What separates these cases from the rest is the presented evidence, which makes the extraterrestrial hypothesis the only plausible one.
Before going into the cases, I find it crucial to encourage you, the reader, to approach the following chapters with an open mind. So many people dismiss the phenomenon just because of their preconceived beliefs, and no matter how much evidence is presented, they will simply bury their heads in the sand. One of the key moments throughout the several years I have spent researching the phenomenon was when I realized the real threat to humanity is not conflict between nations, but these visitors whom we do not understand. If the visitors pose a threat to our safety, then we truly do not stand a chance. The one thing we do know is that, as we shall see, these beings are infinitely superior, and if they wanted to, they could wipe out humanity in a heartbeat. It is crucial for governments all over the world to take the phenomenon seriously. This is not a matter of trying to figure out if extraterrestrials exist or not (because they do), but rather to understand how their advanced technology works, and what this implies for the future of humanity and planet Earth.