Argumentative Essay On Aliens

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Unidentified Flying Object Union County College UFO stands for unidentified flying object (Tim,1997). It could possibly be identified as A extraterrestrial spacecraft. Many Objects have been viewed as meteors, lights, weather balloons, and just about anything that has some sort of light beam going through it. As of now, there has been no real facts of a possible alien aircraft that has been seen. There are as many photographs of UFO’s as there are of the Loch Ness Monster, and they are of equal quality: blurs and forgeries. The first ever extraterrestrial craft “discovery” was in cape Girardeau, Missouri, in 1941. Physical evidence has also been spotted where people see, alien crash marks, implants in noses or brain of alien “ubductees” have turned out to be quite terrestrial, including forgeries. (carroll, 2014). People believe that UFO’s are real due to the fact that they have had interpretations of visual experiences and the testimony people give. If you believe in aliens and UFO’s you are a individual who believes in supernatural beings. There have been over a …show more content…

The gestalt is a Psychology term that means “unified whole”. It is a theory that someone made in a visual perception. For example, Tim Printy an Astronomer, in 1972 said a report was sent out saying a UFO was seen next to the moon. “My first experience of a UFO report was on the evening of April 16, 1972, when a UFO was reportedly seen next to the moon. Apollo 16 was launched earlier that day, and being a big fan of the space program, had watched the launch that day. That night, I was treated to a wonderful conjunction of the brilliant planet Venus and a young crescent moon.” (tim Printy ,2005). That light that was seen that night from other viewers was just Venus, the planet. People tend to think an object that looks similar to something, could be

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