Could aliens be living among us? That’s the question posed by a new study from Harvard University’s Program on Human Development. The study continues to examine the idea that ” flying saucers ,” or unidentified flying objects ( UFOs ), or unidentified aerial phenomena ( UAPs ), could be spacecraft visiting our alien friends living on Earth.
4 new hypotheses have just been announced by researchers at Harvard University (USA).
New York Post
Researchers believe that aliens who disguise themselves as humans to blend in, may come from Earth’s future or may be descendants of intelligent dinosaurs, may live underground or in a base inside the moon.
The new study aims to offer a new “unique” explanation for UAP sightings and hypothesizes what they mean, as well as the possibility that UAPs may be related to non-human forms of intelligence that are already present in the Earth’s environment in some sense and exist “alongside us in a stealthy form.”
In a new study, Harvard scholars examine four hypotheses about aliens living near humans.
Researchers believe that aliens are living very close to humans.
According to the first hypothesis, an ancient human civilization with advanced technology was mostly destroyed by natural disasters, but continued to exist in remnant form.
The second hypothesis suggests that there is a non-human civilization, consisting of an earth animal that has evolved to live in seclusion (such as underground). It is probably a hominid or a species not closely related to humans, such as “intelligent, unknown dinosaurs”.
According to the third hypothesis, a form of aliens are beings that may have come to Earth from elsewhere in the universe or from the future of humans and are hiding in an invisible form.
A fourth theory suggests that there is a form of aliens that are more like “imaginary angels” who communicate with the human world in seemingly more magical ways, like fairies or elves.
The researchers admit that their study “is likely to be viewed with skepticism by most scientists,” but they urge the scientific community to consider it “with an intellectually open mind.”
The new research has not yet been peer-reviewed by scientists in the field.
