As fans of all thing UFO we have some degree of conviction
that extraterrestrials are out there, but as of yet the mainstream scientific
doctrine has yet to catch up to this belief.
Things are however rapidly changing with many more
scientists astronomers and scholars hopping on the band wagon of UFO research.
A group of which that will gather in Thailand next month to
ask the question
Are We Alone in the Universe?
So when is this event, and what evidence will they be
discussing?
Thailand has a growing community of ufologists and even what
some consider a UFO based religious cult, the Koa kala group that I covered a
few videos back. It is to host the ASEAN conference in November. The country is
going to be a bit of a hot bed for gatherings of leader’s experts and invested
people discussing issues that will affect millions around the globe.
This setting is perfect for these people to also attend an
event that could lead to the disclosure of alien life …..Shameless plug time
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A pair of World-renowned experts on all things ET will be
docking their metaphorical flying saucers in the Thai capital of Bangkok before
warping off to Chiang Mai this November.
They are going to discuss whether or not humanity is really
all alone in the universe.
The event which has been imaginatively named
“Are We Alone in the Universe?”
Is being organized by the National Astronomical Research
Institute of Thailand, in attendance will be Andrew Siemion and Michael
Garrett. All discussion will be in English if you want to attend and are
worried about the language barrier, I will be going and will at the least make
a video report possibly even record at the event, the date for the Bangkok
meeting is Nov. 9 followed the next day Nov. 10 by the same discussion on the
current search for extraterrestrial life outside our Solar System in Chiang
Mai.
The credentials of the two main speakers are exemplary with
Siemion being the director of the UC Berkeley SETI (search for extraterrestrial
intelligence) Research Center, as well as the US’s SETI Institute, the organization
we are all familiar that funds the search for extraterrestrial life.
He’s also heads the research program “the Breakthrough
Listen project”, a well-funded endeavor that is using state-of-the-art
telescopes to search for communications coming from the deepest darkest regions
of Space.
Michael Garett also possess an impressive resume, he is the
director of the University of Manchester’s Jodrell Bank Centre for Astrophysics
as well as the university’s astrophysics head. This along with being the
vice-chairman of the International Academy of Astronautics’ SETI Permanent
Committee.
Thailand will also be fielding some of experts on the
subject with Sarad Poshyachinda, executive director of the National
Astronomical Research Institute of Thailand speaking.
If you are in Thailand and want to attend the event it is
not expensive with entrance prices of 200 baht at the Bangkok talk and 150 baht
at Chiang Mai.
The Nov. 9 talk will be from 2pm to 4pm at the auditorium on
the sixth floor of True Digital Park in Sukhumvit Soi 101 in Bangkok. Registration
starts at 1:30pm, but you can reserve your seats in advance at the link I
posted in the video description box
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfvwdNMpt__6IqioCLTgyWmY0TJrbWqurvjJJcquVjWn4QJPg/viewform?fbclid=IwAR2-w15nYNesnvKnyePJEQ0Y8iYnGn5LZESinOV3c-Unk_CPf-Za0zMTJ1U
The Chiang Mai talk is the next day and will begin at 6pm and
will be held at the Princess Sirindhorn AstroPark in Mae Rim district.
Registration for that event starts at 5:30pm, but again if you fill out the
form in the provided link you will be able to reserve your seat.
So what types of topics can we expect to be raised?
Maybe a good opening topic would be the recent claims that Alien
life was found on Mars in 1970s.
An ex NASA employee stated In a stunning op-ed, that he is
convinced that the space agency “found evidence of life” on the red planet back
in the days of bell bottoms and disco.
Gilbert Levin, worked on the Viking missions to Mars and he
believes that data from the Labeled Release (LR) in 1976 was supportive of the finding
of extraterrestrial life.
“On July 30, 1976, the LR returned its initial results from
Mars, Amazingly, they were positive. As the experiment progressed, a total of
four positive results, supported by five varied controls, streamed down from
the twin Viking spacecraft landed some 4,000 miles apart.
The LR, which was led by Levin, obtained samples of the rust
red Martian soil that contained organic compounds and looked for carbon
dioxide.
The data curves
signaled the detection of microbial respiration on the Red Planet. The curves
from Mars were similar to those produced by LR tests of soils here on our
planet.
It seemed we had answered that ultimate question.
The Astonishing results seemed to indicate that the carbon
dioxide was “being regenerated, possibly by microorganisms the same type of
process that happened here on Earth.”
Levin writes in the article “Life on Mars seemed a long
shot. On the other hand, it would take a near miracle for Mars to be sterile.
NASA scientist Chris McKay once said that Mars and Earth have been “swapping
spit” for billions of years, meaning that, when either planet is hit by comets
or large meteorites, some ejecta shoot into space. A tiny fraction of this
material eventually lands on the other planet, perhaps infecting it with
microbiological hitch-hikers. That some Earth microbial species could survive
the Martian environment has been demonstrated in many laboratories. There are
even reports of the survival of microorganisms exposed to naked space outside
the International Space Station (ISS).”
The organisms that were said to have been found on The ISS
was covered in the video linked above.
Levin is critical of the space agency for not following up
on the LR findings, even if NASA concluded that it “found a substance mimicking
life, but not life.”
“Inexplicably, over the 43 years since Viking, none of
NASA’s subsequent Mars landers has carried a life detection instrument to
follow up on these exciting results,” he continued. “Instead the agency
launched a series of missions to Mars to determine whether there was ever a
habitat suitable for life and, if so, eventually to bring samples to Earth for
biological examination.”
missions in 2012 and 2018 made by The Curiosity rover and
the InSight lander detected a surprising spike in the level of methane that it
has not yet been explained.
Last year, the space agency made the
announcement that it had picked a landing spot for its
upcoming Mars 2020 mission, and that the rover would not include “a
life-detection testing equipment”
SAM principal Spaceflight Center investigator Paul Mahaffy of NASA’s Goddard
institute commented on the issue saying
“With our current
measurements, we have no way of telling if the methane source is biology or
geology, or even ancient or modern, On Earth, methane is produced both
biologically and geologically.”
Levin pleaded for the space agency to put “life detection
experiments on the next Mars mission possible” to be more precise in their hunt
for life, but in also keeping “with well-established scientific protocol.” He
also wants an independent group of scientists to review the Viking LR data.
Maybe NASA are unwilling to do this because they already
know what will be found, they want to hide the evidence for some reason. Events
like the one that will happen in Bangkok this November can help put pressure on
the notoriously secretive organization to reveal what they really know.
People today are more than ready for the truth and with so
much new evidence constantly being found the discovery of alien life “microbial
or more evolved lifeforms” would not be some Earth shattering event like is
imagined by many in power.
A recent news story looking at Europe's largest meteorite
crater found evidence of ancient life.
Life that may have been seeded here on the planet
originating from somewhere else in the galaxy.
The articles on the crater state that life on Earth and
potentially on other Earth-like planets—may have been sparked by meteorite
impacts. Such violent events provide both space to microbial communities due to
intense fracturing, and heat that drives fluid circulation favorable for deep
ecosystems. Especially on planetary bodies that otherwise are geologically
dead, such systems may have served as rare havens for life with considerable
astrobiological implications.
This idea of seeded life is called panspermia and goes some
way to explaining the spreading of life in the universe
So do you think this event will provide more information
moving us closer to full disclosure will you be attending the event, if you are
maybe we can meet up
Let me know your thoughts on the question “Are We Alone in
the Universe?” in the comments below
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