Are aliens real?

Are Aliens Real: And Will They Be Good or Bad for Us?

We wanted to know what people on the street thought when we asked, “Are aliens real?” and “Do aliens exist?” So we interviewed fans at a science fiction convention. The responses to the first set of questions were predictable in that most agreed that alien life forms existed. However, in the second set of questions, the opinion of whether aliens visiting would be good or bad for Earth was split.

Verdict: Aliens are real. An alien invasion could be good or it could be bad.

Elon Musk, SpaceX

Before launching the Falcon Heavy, Elon Musk commented that aliens probably already knew SpaceX was about to launch it.

Elon Musk's Tesla in space

Elon Musk’s Tesla in space

Over time, he has on several occasions expressed that we are probably not alone in the universe, and if there are alien life forms out there to be encountered during future space travel, the human race will not be the smartest life.

Speaking at a World Government Summit, Elon said: “They’re probably already observing us, that would seem quite likely, and we’re just not smart enough to realize it.”

The theory, which falls under the zoo hypothesis, which claims that aliens are watching us, is an attempt at explaining the Fermi Paradox.

In 1950, physicist Enrico Fermi, the creator of the world’s first nuclear reactor, came up with a paradox which says due to the age and size of the universe there is bound to be a civilization much more advanced than ours.

While it can hardly be called the last laugh, it is interesting what Elon did with his cherry Tesla Roadster. Should aliens find the payload, they will find an in-car sound system playing David Bowie’s “Space Oddity” on loop. In the dashboard, a sign is labeled “Don’t Panic” as a cheeky reference to Hitchhikers’ Guide to the Galaxy. On the car’s circuit board is a little message that says “Made on Earth by humans.”

Most recently, Elon Musk commented on alien life in an “X, formerly known as Twitter” conversation: “If I speak to my personal motivations, I’ve always wondered what is really going on in reality. Trying to understand the nature of the Universe. Are there aliens? Where are they? The Universe has been around for many billions of years, so why haven’t we seen evidence of aliens?”

Verdict: Aliens are real. An alien invasion is possible. Whether good or bad, “Don’t Panic!”

Stephen Hawking

Stephen Hawking

Stephen Hawking, Theoretical Physicist

In 2010, the late Professor Steven Hawking noted, “Meeting an advanced civilization could be like Native Americans encountering Columbus. That didn’t turn out so well.”

He later stated that planet Gliese 832c could have alien life forms, but humans should be wary of making contact. “One day, we might receive a signal from a planet like this, but we should be wary of answering back,” he said in the documentary, Stephen Hawking’s Favorite Places. He claimed alien life could be “rapacious marauders roaming the cosmos in search of resources to plunder, and planets to conquer and colonize.”

Verdict: Aliens are real. An alien invasion is bad for us.

Jim Marrs, Alien Agenda

In a 2016 TV interview, the late Jim Marrs, author of Alien Agenda talked about why aliens might want the Earth, his perspective being similar to Stephen Hawking’s claim as well as the scenario that L. Ron Hubbard presented in his novel, Battlefield Earth, where an alien race wipes out 99% of humanity in order to make way for their own enterprise.

Jim went on to trace what appear to be alien encounters dating back to Ezekiel in the Old Testament, then coming forward in time with examples from all over the world and a resulting sense of relief that if they have been here all along, perhaps they won’t come to invade and enslave us.  Click here to download Jim Marrs’ exclusive booklet on alien encounters and Battlefield Earth, “Alien Invasion: Is Earth Prepared?”

Verdict: Aliens are real. An alien invasion could be good. Could be bad. Either way, we need to prepare for it.

Neil deGrasse Tyson, Astrophysicist

Neil deGrasse Tyson when asked by Larry King if there was life elsewhere, responded, “You run the numbers and you realize that it would be unbelievably egocentric to suggest that we were alone. Anyone who has actually studied the problem would say sure, that statistics strongly argue in favor of life. Whether it’s intelligent life that we would call intelligent… —you want to lose sleep? Maybe there’s life that is so intelligent, it doesn’t consider us to be intelligent. We came up with our own definition of what intelligence is. Imagine they are so brilliant they look at this like … Neanderthals! They wouldn’t even waste their time.”

Verdict: Aliens exist. An alien invasion could be a waste of time—for the aliens. And that’s good for us!

Tell us what you think. Are aliens real and will they be good or bad for us?

And don’t forget to download Jim Marrs’ eBook “Alien Invasion: Is Earth Prepared?”

15 replies
  1. Nick Scarface
    Nick Scarface says:

    I believe they will be good for us. Since I was little I liked monsters and aliens, because they were different than humans. Sometimes because they had a unique culture, other times because they possessed superior abilities and special powers and at other times, in most cases, because I found them as cool as they looked. I hope they will not be imperial invaders, but beings who have come in peace.

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    • Hi
      Hi says:

      yea, i would hope aliens are nice if they exist. its a strong possiblity, the universe is HUGE. perhaps why we never had much contact or proof is becuase the aliens may not be super tecnologicaly advanced, or have no tecnology at all (like, humans are the only species to make computers, so aliens may not have a human equivalent because they dont. sorta like cats and dogs… but ya know) (i know i missspelled alot)

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    • Patricia Simmons Sund
      Patricia Simmons Sund says:

      Are you still in connection with them? I saw 5 of them right in front of my face when I was in a very sad, going down way of life and could have died. I immediately told them to leave and never return. So far, I haven’t seen any and it has been over 20 years. What do you think? Also, as a small child, my mother drove me and a neighbour outside of our small community where we parked on the side of the road with approx. 20 other cars around 7:30p.m. in the summer to watch 2 satellites simultaneously float down, swaying right to left, far across the field we were over looking until they landed. After just a few minutes, they raised up again, shifted to one side and took off into space, going the opposite direction from us. What’s your view?

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