Fashion a weapon using household objectsġ1. Turn off all the lights at home and hope the aliens think they're not inġ0. What Brits would do if the aliens attackĦ. Those looking for alien invasion survival tips should visit at 4pm on Friday 2nd July for an Instagram Live ‘Ask me Anything’ session with Nick Pope. to be the closest reflection on what aliens are like. “On-screen they’ve arguably had a bad rap so it’s nice to see some optimism – that so many people believe E.T.
Nick Pope added: “It’s instinctive to fear the unknown but why shouldn’t aliens be friendly? Regardless of how Brits would themselves cope with an influx of UFOs, 65 per cent think world governments should have plans in place in case Earth is attacked by aliens.Īnd 11 per cent are of the opinion that if aliens are like anything from movies or TV, the most accurate portrayal is likely to be the one seen in E.T. While one in 10 adults are so considerate that in the event of an invasion they’d phone their boss and tell them they’re not going to be coming in.
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Watching old alien invasion movies in the hope they provide some clues as to how to fend off an attack is another likely course of action. The study also found building a bunker is likely to be a popular strategy in the event of a close encounter of the third kind.Īs will fashioning weapons out of household objects, and Googling survival tips. "These are some of the biggest and most profound questions we can ask, and now we're closer than ever to getting answers.” "Are we alone or not in the universe? Are we being visited by aliens? "We should remember that the sceptics have to be right every single time, whereas the believers only have to be right once. "But with pilots, radar operators and intelligence community personnel coming forward and speaking about their experiences, the subject is now being taken seriously within the government. "Until recently, people who believed in UFOs were regarded as conspiracy theorists. "On World UFO Day, and with a report on UFOs having been sent to the US Congress, the topic has well and truly come out of the fringe and into the mainstream. Nick Pope, former head of UFO investigation at the Ministry of Defence, said: "UFO sightings are rising, along with belief in an alien presence.
Other 'fool-proof' plans include calling mum and dad for advice. The study of 2,000 adults revealed the hilarious things they'd do if aliens paid us a visit - including hiding under the bed, pretending to be out, or simply panicking. Scientists in the meantime have claimed to have found primordial liquid of all life, or claimed to have created it in a lab.Six in 10 Brits think an alien invasion is inevitable and 80 per cent have a plan to deal with it, according to research. “Black goo” is of a big interest it seems. Why would a federal agency question a 4 foot 70 pound mere shrimp over stuff they can just google, a mere trope for alien vs predator covenant etc? Seems odd to me. Go look up all the people missing and or expired in the “free energy” fields of interest. Scientology itself claims to have ownership and possession of (their words verbatim) “beyond nasa technology”. It seems like a Microsoft Vs Apple Whizz/PeePee Style Contest, as in who knows more about what. I wonder what the spit between nasa and Scientology could be about, you see a lot of badmouthing of this religion from NASA employees, or ex employees rather. Ex nasa boy on YouTube, snidely attacks Scientology too. None of which I would ever have possession of. I had agents around me, asking me verbatim of “alien technology”. I had Agents of some kind come to a location and verbatim ask me “what is Black Goo?”. It's hard to understand where American entertainment ends and where reality begins.
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