Earth 'hunts' aliens

People are still debating whether UFOs and aliens are real. Evidence of UFOs still divides humanity into two groups, supporting or protesting. In many of the chaotic and less-verifiable information, there have been very serious projects trying to get in touch with aliens.

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Growing wheat attracts the planet

In the 19th century, the German mathematician Karl Friedrich Gauss introduced a way to communicate with aliens. He built a device called Heliotrope, reflecting sunlight to other planets as a way to send them messages. In addition, Gauss also created a giant wheat triangle on Siberian fields to attract the attention of aliens.

Giant mysterious symbol seen from above - (Photo: Daily Mail)

Going back in time from the 16th century, the Italian intellectual Giordano Bruno gave thoughts that the Earth is not the center of the universe, nor is it the center of the solar system. He said that there are many possibilities for the existence of countless planets with aliens.

In 1960, some scientists were serious about finding ways to contact aliens. Head of the Ozma project for life is astronomer Frank D. Drake, of Cornell University, working at the National Astronomical Observatory (NRAO) at Green Bank, West Virginia. He is currently working for the Civilization Research Institute in the Universe (SETI), USA.

This project is considered the first serious human effort to seek extraterrestrial signals. Drake is also known for the 'Drake equation', which predicts the number of extraterrestrial civilizations that humans can communicate. Equations are established by many factors such as the rate of star formation, the percentage of stars that have planets around. It may be a prerequisite for scientists to track the aliens' traces over the next 25 years.

The object of this project is to look for signs of distant solar system through interstellar radio waves. From April to July 1960, every 6 hours / 1 day, the radio telescope NRAO with a diameter of about 26m was tuned to generate frequencies of about 1,420 GHz to test stars Tau Ceti and Epsilon Eridani. Both stars are almost like the sun, capable of having life.

The alien church was taken from an aerial helicopter, the structure of the church seems to be built on one side of the mountain - (Photo: Daily Mail)

Professor Drake uses a single receiver with a 100 hertz bandwidth to scan around the marked frequency. The project lasts for 4 months with 150 hours of observation. But the final result could not detect any signal.

Later, he and Benjamin Zuckerman and Patrick Palmer - who had been continuously monitoring more than 650 nearby stars for about four years (1973-1976), carried out the Ozma II project, also at the observatory. But in the end, he and his colleagues found nothing.

Send greetings to aliens

Eating according to the Ozma project, Space said the newly named project Dorothy, with the aim of seeking radio signals emitted by other civilizations, was launched by Japan's Nishi-Harima observatory.

The Dorothy Project attracts many talented scientists from around the world such as Australia, Japan, Korea, Italy, Netherlands, France, Argentina and the US along with a number of telescopes, electronic devices and computers. extremely modern.

Shin-ya Narusawa, an astronomer at Nishi-Harima Observatory, said the project's subject Dorothy is the stars that have been studied in the Ozma project, and the star and planetary systems are likely to have live discovered by Hubble modern telescope. In particular, we noticed that the planets used to have water presence.

According to the SETI Institute, in 1974 scientists sent the first messages to aliens, using the Arecibo telescope in Puerto Rico.

Behind the three-storey house, there is a hundred-meter tunnel in the mountain - (Photo: Daily Mail)

Scientists choose the constellation about 25,000 light years from Earth. This 'greeting' content is from 1 to 10; blocks of basic elements; chemical structure of sugar and human DNA; illustration of people and solar system. All are coded in binary at a particular frequency. If the aliens reach that frequency, they will detect that signal image. The message consists of 1679 bits, arranged in 73 lines, each with 23 characters, with a transmission speed of 10 bits / sec.

Professor Dimitra Atri of the University of Pennsylvania is working at the SETI Research Institute, the US said the key issue here is how aliens can decipher our messages. If, by assumption, the Earth had seen visits to aliens, they would have studied our galaxy and had devices to receive that message as well. But the main problem is that people are coding signals in a human way, what about them? Can they encrypt our message?

Now he and his colleagues set up a number of websites to respond to comments from people and experts around the world about sending messages: 'We will choose the type of radio wave or laser waveform sent. into the deep universe? '.

With his efforts, he hopes we will soon convey the message as well as receive the message and be able to encode them in the near future. However, is it a decade or so that no one knows beforehand.

The Scientology denomination caught contact?

According to The Sun, pilots of three passenger planes saw 'two silver flying saucers' as they prepared to land at Gatwick airport, in the Scientology sectarian airspace, western Sussex, Wang England

However, The Sun was later sued and forced to make an apology to Scientology after the article was published with an image of flying saucer photoshop appearing on the cult's airspace. In addition, The Sun must apologize for the information that aliens have a connection with the sect.

Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico - (Photo: Puerto Rico.com.pr)

The article posted the report of three pilots witnessing the appearance of UFOs on December 30, 2012, about 200 meters away from their aircraft. At the same time, air traffic controllers also detected the signs of these 6 UFOs on their radar.

This meeting took place in 7 minutes, above the Scientology denomination church in east Grinstead, West Sussex. According to The Sun's conjecture, the event was very strange because it took place just after one day of the Scientology sect carved a message to aliens on a hill in New Mexico.

The Sun quoted Nick Pole - the former UFO chief investigator of the British Ministry of Defense - argued that this was 'spectacular', 'ranked 1' evidence because it was backed up by radar and witnesses were experienced pilots. Experiences, specialized training.

According to authorities from the British Air Traffic Agency, the Boeing 777 sent an emergency signal at 8:53 after discovering two silver flying discs. A few minutes later, the Boeing 767 and Airbus 319 saw similar flying saucers. The British Airprox committee, which investigated accidents at close range, conducted an investigation, but they have yet to find a reasonable explanation for the reports.

Images of the first message of people sent to aliens - (Photo: SETI institude)

MailOline has revealed the first close-up images of the Scientogoly church's alien church built in a remote area of ​​the New Mexico desert, USA.

Looking from above, the secret building has a secret bunker, lying next to two giant circular symbols interlocking. It is considered a sign for believers to find their way back after humanity is destroyed in the future.

Aerial photos taken from a helicopter clearly show the structure of the house, including the entrance to the tunnel. The green and beige house is built on a rocky, solid foundation that adheres to the mountain's body.

No one knows exactly what these overlapping circles mean, each with a diamond inside. The symbol is said to be related to Church of Technology, a branch of Scientology - the doctrine.

This is where it is said that at the time of 'returning' members of the church can return to Earth from the space after the nuclear disaster. Behind the 3-storey church, a hundred-meter tunnel dug deep in the rock. Some Hubbard texts were engraved on stainless steel plates, gold plates and covered with titanium.

Previously, BBC reporters also tried to find out information about the 'Scientology cult for aliens' built deep underground in the 1980s at a cost of millions of dollars. .