UFOs are occupying the public sphere in several countries. There is so much documented evidence of abnormal phenomena never seen before that experts turn to governments to share this information with scientists and society in order to extract from it all its usefulness for the advancement of knowledge. "We are not alone," was heard in the Mexican Congress on Tuesday, in a public hearing that has brought together researchers of these sightings from several countries. Pilots, air traffic controllers, astronomers from universities such as Harvard and experts from Japan, Argentina, Brazil and Peru have left their testimonies, which highlight the "frustration, harassment and threats" received by those who dare to communicate these inexplicable findings in airspace or the sea surface, among other places. Outstanding intervention have had the Americans, with the former pilot Ryan Graves at the head, who already participated in a similar parliamentary days in the United States, where the same was requested: that citizens see fulfilled their right to know the documents available to the authorities and that the danger that commercial aircraft and the air force face due to these objects be addressed, of strange technology and composition, which defy the known laws of physics.
Jaime Maussan Flota, director of the Third Millennium program and well-known ufologist, in charge of conducting this public hearing in Congress, was often called by a colleague from his student days, now an air traffic controller, to say: "Do you know that here in the control tower everyone laughs at you?" It was a long time ago, until the calls to the friend changed their tone: "What the **** is going on? These objects move everywhere, what do we do? We have them on our radar." It has been told by Maussan himself to introduce his friend Enrique Kolbeck Vergara, with an experience of 48 as a pilot and air traffic controller, who has detailed four events without terrestrial explanation that occurred in Mexico and that severely affected commercial navigation. The Mazatlan case, 1975, when 13 aircraft were flying and one of them was intercepted by an unidentified flying object that forced it to change the route. The presence and closeness was such that practically that ship "accompanied the plane to land. Everyone saw it."
In July 1994, Kolbeck continues before the congressmen and guests, an Aeromexico plane that departed from Guadalajara was visited by two objects and received a hit on the main train. In the control tower, several calls were received 30 minutes before from people related to aeronautics who could see the phenomenon over the sky of the World Trade Center in the capital of Mexico. "The radar did not detect it, but the ship could have gone ashore on Insurgentes Avenue, one of the most important in the city," the controller said. The third documented case occurred in Morelia in October 2002: unlawful interference appeared at the head of runway 23 and prevented an aircraft from taking off. "Pilots and controllers saw metallic-looking objects 20 meters in diameter going up and down slowly, they were 15 or 20. The firefighters saw it, the people did too, and it was reported," Kolbeck said. The pilot, when he was able to take off, with nerves and fright warned the tower that "he had almost collided with some spheres when leaving".
The group of experts who spoke before Congress on Tuesday. Chamber of Deputies
Finally, the controller has related how a patrol of the Mexican Air Force in work against drug trafficking and detection of clandestine airstrips, equipped with high radar technology and equipment to detect heat, spotted a flying object that passed through the Gulf, intercepted the plane surrounded it and abandoned it in an operation that lasted 30 minutes. "These are not myths or legends, phenomena like this are compromising the safety of airspace, with far superior and different technologies. They are ships that apparently are driven with a certain will to navigate, that maneuver and handle differently from the known, that appear and disappear, and that are violating the laws and regulations, "warned the man who one day mocked from his tower the ufologist friend.
The UFOs of all life are now called with the acronym FANI, of Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena, and the interest in them is not only of society, which has already requested information in the Institute of Transparency (INAI), one of whose members also participated in the congressional hearing. It also worries and occupies pilots, as we have seen, and reputable scientists. From Harvard University, in Boston, astrophysicist Avi Loeb intervened by videoconference: "It is arrogant to think that we are alone in the universe, probably the existence of these beings is prior to the human presence on Earth." Loeb leads the Galileo project and reported the documented existence of products created by extraterrestrials that they have detected with acoustic microphones and infrared cameras, as well as with weather observation. He spoke of an object thrown by a mysterious force and "driven by sunlight. I couldn't imagine that. A meter and a half, it hit Earth in 2014, moved 95% faster than stars and was of a very strong material." They collected 700 metal marbles of beryllium, lanthanum and unknown uranium, the same alloy detected throughout the meteor's path from outside the solar system. "Share the information, it will be useful to progress," he asked the Loeb governments.
Deputy Sergio Gutiérrez Luna, who presented the parliamentary day, asked the speakers before starting to stand up and swear to tell the truth. Then Jaime Maussan took the baton, who told how in the United States, Democrats and Republicans, promoted the initiative in Congress, where singular events for which science has no explanation were revealed. "This is not a matter of parties, but of humanity, which should unite us, not separate us." The session showed videos recorded by the Mexican air force in 2004, when the infrared cameras of the planes captured 11 flying objects that were sighted as balls of light 160 kilometers from the Pacific coast. "We are not alone. What a weird thing," the pilots are heard saying. Maussán put some key figures so as not to disdain extraterrestrial life, its intelligence and its possible interest in our planet: "There are trillions of galaxies in the universe and each one has 100,000 million stars, and each of them, at least one planet. So, we are talking about 100 sextillion planets. We have to have the courage to accept that intelligences visit us from the depths of the universe. We are not alone, we must move towards a destiny that will take us to the depths of the cosmos."
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