(c) 2003 Dan Bright
We Are Not Alone
By
Jason Leigh
We are not alone in the universe. 'Easy to say--or to 'prove'?
The "Green Bank Equation" (from 1956) formulates that there is a 1 to 1 million chance of intelligent life forms within our one, Milky Way galaxy.
There are yet over 250 million known galaxy's (possibly twice that count from the Hubble) within our known universe, with each galaxy having: billions of stars.
That would then be equated into (considering the 250 million other galaxies with their billions of stars) 1 billion to 100 billion possible intelligent life forms within our known universe . . .
There is no need to consider, objectively, the possibility of other universes: Let's go with what we know. I just mentioned it for the sake of the dreamers--out there.
So then, if the ratio is 1 to 1 million--pick a number. Let's go with 52, real intelligent beings who have cracked the nut of space travel.
Real quick: How many races of humans are there, here on earth?
Are Dwarfs, or "Little People," of a particular race within themselves?
Give up? Me too. Well then, there are four kinds of human beings: short ones and tall ones, male and female. That should just about cover it. Young, or old, would not figure into the objective reality of that, actuality.
There will be no room for racism here, when it comes down to "bottom-lines," which is where I'm going to keep this material.
I got the number 52 from a friend of mine who claims to have "inside information" from U.S. governmental personnel. She says that 52 is the number of known aliens, which is being kept secret from the public, which is to say: the world.
Do you think that we should believe her, or her friends?
Let's see . . . If we total the number of bugs, animals, mammals, birds, germs, trees, flowers, herbs, fruits, vegetables, leaves, and humans--did I forget 1000's of other life forms here on earth? Well anyway: you get the picture.
So why 52? Why not 357,283 who can fly to the stars?
Some may be, "bug-heads," other's may look like, "ET," and still: yet others may look like those 'swell-headed' little gray guys from the movies.
Would you think that some may look like "Mr. Spock," or like you, . . or, me?
Is your stance such that you would want to demand this or that from our U.S. Government concerning the true number of known Aliens?
Do you honestly believe that "they" are going to admit this to us--and possibly scare the daylights out of little old ladies who send-in checks to their congressmen and women? We will have to just wait and see about that. I'll hold my peace on what I think they will come-up with . . . But time is running out for them.
After returning from the Roswell 50th Fest, in Roswell, NM, (July, 1997) I was utterly perplexed by the, "circus atmosphere," which prevailed on every street corner.
How will we ever take this profound topic of Aliens from another world more seriously, if we are to witness just this kind of situation?
No doubt, this was very good for the Roswell economy, which they are indeed entitled to, considering their 'collective black-eye-weather-balloon-story' which they have been living with for over 50 years now, and the Worldwide Media (of all forms) had a 'field-day' with this event--much to their own fortune.
I was interviewed by everyday-people with camcorders, standing in front of our UFO display (which graduated into being "an exhibit," since its first posting in July of last year at the Enigma Museum) and by a TV-News lady from the Holy Land, who asked some very profound questions of me relating to world Peace, and by Independent, Hollywood film makers: all--for free.
Due to a mix-up which was beyond my control, my requested 'Presentations & Lectures' were not listed within the line-ups, mostly because there had been more famous people invited at great expense to those in charge.
Just as in last year: I have not, nor have I ever had, a, "Fee," for showing my UFO videos to the public in general.
But if a film crew, or a TV-show wants the footage: they play upon your vanity by stating (without me asking them) that they are on a "Shoe-string-budget," and the fee for airing the footage is--laughable, when you consider the tons of money that they are going to make from the sponsors.
Even the film crew from Japan offered me double what anyone else would offer for my footage, but they too, were on a, "shoe-string."
Therefore, what will we ever learn from this?
What will we ever hope to gain from this type of atmosphere?
Alien hot-dogs, with Alien salsa?
'See you on the Dark-side of the Moon.
Peace in numbers--Jason
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(c) 1996 by Jason Leigh
