Professor Brian Cox weighs in on existence of UFOs after senate listening to
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rofessor Brian Cox has mentioned extraordinary claims concerning the existence of aliens had been made in a US senate listening to, however weren’t backed up by “extraordinary evidence”.
US lawmakers heard first-hand accounts of alien craft (UFO) sightings from former members of the army on Wednesday in a listening to to discover what the US Government is aware of concerning the existence of UFOs.
Retired Major David Grusch instructed Congress the US is concealing a long-standing programme that retrieves and reverse-engineers UFOs and that the US seemingly has been conscious of “non-human” exercise because the Nineteen Thirties.
The Pentagon has denied Mr Grusch’s claims of a cover-up.
On Thursday, Cox, a professor of particle physics on the University of Manchester and a broadcaster, tweeted: “I keep being asked what I make of the UFO thing in Congress yesterday, so here it is.
“I watched a few clips and saw some people who seemed to believe stuff saying extraordinary things without presenting extraordinary evidence.”
Cox mentioned he has nothing extra to say than “it would be great if true”.
The 55-year-old added: “It would take a bit of the pressure off our civilisation if we weren’t the only means within the Milky Way by which the Universe understands itself.
“Sadly, as of today, I still feel that pressure, so can we perhaps focus on not messing our world up rather than hoping that, to paraphrase Sagan, someone will float down to save us from ourselves.”