
UFOs over Washington, D.C., 1952(ufocasebook)
For many years “UFology” – or the study of the UFO phenomenon has generally been dismissed by the scientific community. Many scientists continue to debunk the reality of UFO’s even in light of the fact that a recent national survey indicated that nearly 70 percent of the American public believes that UFO’s are real, and that they most likely are guided by intelligent beings from other worlds or dimensions. There is ample evidence from credible witnesses including: former NASA astronauts and Russian cosmonauts, ex-military, and law enforcement officers. So, what will it take to convince mainstream science to seriously consider the possible existence of UFO’s? Patricia B. Corbett, in her article “UFOs-A Challenge to Mainstream Science”, suggests that it is essential to prevent this important phenomenon to serious scientists it a context with which they can identify, namely the discipline of science as it is practiced today. Second, it is equally important to show that the tools of science can be used to investigate the UFO phenomenon, and to reach valid conclusions.
Read complete article here. {via The Examiner}