they?d probably consider us ants and would have no qualms about being spotted by anyone as they flew around inspecting/studying us. Besides, as you know, it's a hard enough job trying to find intelligent life on this planet Interests: Trading and investing in stocks and commodities. Writing articles on related subjects, while building this website. I am interested in creating ways for communities Posted 03 August 2012 - 02:35 AM John Doe, on 02 August 2012 - 04:06 PM, said: Whilst it is highly likely, statistically, that there is intelligent life somewhere out in there in the vast universe, the sheer, literally astronomical distances between them and us would make it essentially impossible for them to reach us, let alone find us (talk about needle in a haystack). The nearest earth like (and that is a very loose term, really meaning it's big and made of rock and not gas) is 42 light years away (42 year journey travelling at the speed of light). This place doesn?t look too hospitable, but is considered to be in our back yard. That's a very narrow view. That's like someone from 1850, saying we must traverse the globe in a sail boat. And then there is the famous Mr. X interview. The one and ONLY credible interview done by Camelot. Which soon after was flooded with disinfo agents. After giving the interview Mr X. was taken out for breaking his oath. He conveniently died at the age of 48 for giving us this