Are aliens really real? The answer from officials on this matter is a clear denial of their existence. The explanations they provide on each reported sighting seem to be very convenient and some times ridiculous. It is not such a far fetched idea when you consider that we exist here on this earth; why do we choose to believe we are the only form of life in a galaxy of so many planets and solar systems? Why wouldn’t Aliens drop in to see what exists on our planet when we are constantly sending space shuttles and telescopes into the atmosphere to see what exists on other planets? Wouldn’t you just assume that other life exists on other planets and they would be just as interested in us as we would be of them?

The most Famous Alien Evidence

In 1947 the famous Roswell crash occurred. It was clamed that the US Government had recovered alien bodies and debris from a Ranch located in Roswell, New Mexico. A UFO crash site had been discovered by a Farm Hand and the US Army were called by the local Sheriff to investigate.
The US military at first gave reports that they had found a UFO crash site and had collected all the debris. It was transported to three different US military sites for storage and investigation. Later that day the reports had been changed to the discovery of an experimental military weather balloon belonging to a secret operation called ‘Mongol’.

The Cover Up
The owner of the Ranch was ordered not to discuss the incident with the media. There was a recorded interview with the ranch hand that discovered the crash site; the radio station that ready to play it to the world was ordered not to play a recorded interview due to its content. The cover up was very successful and even UFO enthusiasts accepted that it was a weather balloon. The cover up was very successful. The subject was put to rest until many years later when an interview occurred with Jesse Marcel, the only person known to have accompanied the Roswell debris from where it was recovered. Over the next few years, the accounts he and others gave elevated Roswell from a forgotten incident to perhaps the most famous UFO case of all time. It is still investigated and discussed to this day. It seems that most people would prefer to believe that Aliens aren’t real but evidence seems to indicate that their existence is warranted.

This is just a glimpse of the evidence to support the existence of Aliens. I use the Roswell report as a base of hard evidence that involved an abundance of government involvement and concealment. This evidence is highly documented and confirmed and the Government stills use weak claims to discount the evidence. They claim that most reports from reputable people are disordered accounts from warped military memories; it is just mixed memories of military crash sites, trauma from viewing dead bodies and their age. They were not suggesting that they were malicious accounts purposely made up to fool the public; just the sad mind of people who had served in the military for a long time.

So are aliens really real? It is up to you to decide.

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While the vast majority of the reports of strange objects in our skies have been explained as some natural occurrence or object, there are still some that have defied all attempts to debunk or refute the event. One such sighting occurred May 11, 1950 at a farm near McMinnville, Oregon.

Mrs. Evelyn Trent was walking back to her house after feeding some of the livestock when she noticed what appeared to be a metal, disk shaped object moving slowly in her direction from the northeast. She called for her husband Paul, to come see the object as well. After witnessing the strange object, Mr. Trent went back into the house and got his camera. He was able to take two photographs of the object before it picked up speed and disappeared into the west. The speed of its departure was enough to cause Mrs. Trent's dress to rustle in its wake.

The Trent's, along with Mrs. Trent's father who lived next door, all saw the object. They described the flying object as being about thirty-foot across and silvery-bright mixed with bronze. The object had a flat bottom surface and was completely soundless.

The Trents believed what they had seen was most likely some unknown Army vehicle and did not get overly excited at the time. It was in fact some time before Mr. Trent even had the film developed. When he mentioned it to his banker friend, Frank Wortmann, the banker got him to allow the photos to be displayed in the bank's front window. There they drew the curiosity of a local reporter, Bill Powell, who convinced Mr. Trent to loan the negatives to him.

Thus began an odyssey in which the negatives were extensively examined and repeatedly published. It was during their publication in "Life" magazine in July of 1950 that the negatives were misplaced and remained lost for seventeen years in their photo archives. Once rediscovered, the negatives were again studied for indications of forgery. The astronomer and investigator for the Condon Committee UFO Research Project, William Hartmann, determined the photos genuine and one of the best examples of an unknown object being witnessed and photographed.

While the skeptics, Philip Klass and Robert Sheaffer, tried to debunk the photographs in the 1980's, their own analysis was subsequently shown to be flawed and biased. The McMinnville UFO photographs have continued for sixty years to be beyond anyone's ability to explain just what it was that passed over the Trent's farm that fateful day in 1950.