Maybe there's a fourth (and indeed a plethora of other) hypotheses? Could it be that there is and has always been, another intelligent human-like species co-existing, yet hidden from us on Earth? Perhaps beneath the oceans, perhaps subterranean?

One of the things that seems to have been proved recently is that seismic activity causes orbs of light to appear in the sky. Something to do with magnetic radiation in the atmosphere and the friction and energy caused by tectonic plates rubbing together. You then see UFO hotspots often correlate to active volcanic or earthquake zones on the Earth. There have been a noticeable amount of sightings that are almost simultaneous to underground seismic activity.

Red and Blue Army!

Yep, The Sol Foundation really is a step in the right direction, these are highly respected scientists and academics that know that the phenomena is real and are willing to study it and push our knowledge forward. It's obvious that governments do not want this knowledge out in the open and are doing all they can to keep it buried. However, with the recent UFO whistle blower US bi-partisan congress meetings, i believe that we may be getting somewhere now.

What bothers me is why is it so important to keep secret, the answer could be so terrifying and that is why they do not want the general populus to know.

I have also recently starting to look at this from a spiritual point of view (I'm not religous by the way) but it's starting to make sense to me. Maybe UFOs/Ghosts etc are manifestations of an uber consciousness (God?) that has been here since the dawn of time.

I've just finished a book by a guy called Chris Bledsoe called 'UFO of God'. His experiences and seemingly telepathic communications with these entities points to a spiritual element. Very interesting in my opinion.

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These kinds of explanations have been a round for ages, and they don't go anywhere near explaining much of the experiences people have had.

My wife enjoys watching Ancient Aliens and similar programmes on the box and she is convinced there is some substance of fact in the stories about the existence of other civilisations.

She reckons they may well be strange looking with peculiar habits and annoying, often obsessive behaviour. Maybe that explains why we get along so well.

Dad and I watched games standing on the muddy slope of the Holmesdale Road end. He cheered and I rattled.

The problem with science is that it tends to ignore things that don't fit with the current consensus. It's also hard to get credible scientists to study anything that might damage their credibility. Some have been fooled in the past by fakery and pseudoscience.

With a lot of this stuff, it's easy to put two and two together and make five. Evidence has to be found to prove any theory, as compelling as it might be. Unfortunately, it has to be very solid evidence, or the mainstreamers will just dismiss it or explain it away.