NASA has acknowledged the existence of aliens

NASA aviation agency has spent a lot of money and effort to find alien life.

NASA has acknowledged the existence of extraterrestrial life

Although so far we have not witnessed the appearance or traces of aliens. However, many people believe that NASA organizations have tried to cover up the facts they have found regarding extraterrestrial life.

The most typical is the Area 51 area , which is considered a secret laboratory specializing in the study of alien specimens. Even so, there is no clear evidence of experiments in Area 51 so far, and no trace of aliens has appeared.

NASA acknowledges the existence of aliens, it is just that we have not found their traces.

Though the story of aliens has yet to be elucidated, recently on its mainstream news channels, NASA has acknowledged the existence of alien life.

Scientific director at NASA Ellen Stofan stated that their research is about to reach a certain threshold. NASA scientists soon learned that there is life beyond the Earth, the only problem is that we have yet to find these lives.

However, according to NASA's statement, this problem is about to be solved. Ellen Stofan also said, ' We know how to find and know where to find extraterrestrial life. Our technology is ready to do that. '

Scientific director at NASA, Ellen Stofan, has contributed greatly to studies of extraterrestrial life .

Recent discoveries by scientists show that there are many planets and stars that qualify to form life in our Milky Way galaxy . Like the icy ocean detection under the surface of Jupiter and Ganymede of Jupiter, Saturn's Enceladus or ocean once existed on Mars.

Furthermore, NASA's Curiosity probe has discovered organic molecules containing carbon and nitrogen, or the basic ingredient needed to form and sustain life. Further, NASA's Kepler telescope has discovered many other solar systems in the universe. And there are also planets like Earth to develop life.

NASA will approach closer to the planets promising life as Jupiter's moon Europa.

However, the detection of traces of aliens differs from finding the right planets to live. This is a much more difficult job, because we don't simply sit on Earth to observe or wait for aliens to look.

NASA has come up with upcoming plans, to reach the places that are most likely to exist in outer space. The first goal is Mars , followed by the icy Europa . We will have to wait until NASA gives the most accurate evidence of the existence of aliens.