Alien Abductee Recounts Alien-Human Hybrids He Was Forced To Create
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My special guest alien abductee Jessie Long who's here to discuss years of being forced to take part in an alien-hybrid program off-planet. VISIT OUR HOME ON THE WEB ATTENTION: 2023 - SEASON: 8 We have a new feed for 2023 so to ensure you get new releases please make sure you follow or subscribe on your favorite podcast app. Show Us Some Love! Copy and Paste our link in a text message to a friend or family member: https://www.mysteriousradio.com OUR LINKS Follow us on Instagram @mysteriousradio Follow us on TikTok mysteriousradioTikTok Follow us on Twitter @mysteriousradio Follow us on Pinterest pinterest.com/mysteriousradio Like us on Facebook Facebook.com/mysteriousradio Want All Paranormal Episodes? Follow Our Podcast Paranormal Fears! Follow Paranormal Fears on Apple Podcasts Follow Paranormal Fears on Spotify Follow Paranormal Fears on Google Follow Paranormal Fears on Amazon Follow Paranormal Fears on Podcast Addict Follow Paranormal Fears on TuneIn Radio or in your favorite podcast app! extraterrestrial intelligence, hypotheticalextraterrestrial life that is capable of thinking, purposeful activity. Work in the new field of astrobiology has provided some evidence that evolution of other intelligent species in the Milky Way Galaxy is not utterly improbable. In particular, more than 4,000 extrasolar planets have been detected, and underground water is likely present on Mars and on some of the moons of the outer solar system. These efforts suggest that there could be many worlds on which life, and occasionally intelligent life, might arise. Searches for radiosignals or optical flashes from other star systems that would indicate the presence of extraterrestrial intelligence have so far proved fruitless, but detection of such signals would have an enormous scientific and cultural impact. Argument for extraterrestrial intelligence The argument for the existence of extraterrestrial intelligence is based on the so-called principle of mediocrity. Widely believed by astronomers since the work of Nicolaus Copernicus, this principle states that the properties and evolution of the solar system are not unusual in any important way. Consequently, the processes on Earth that led to life, and eventually to thinking beings, could have occurred throughout the cosmos. The most important assumptions in this argument are that (1) planets capable of spawning life are common, (2) biota will spring up on such worlds, and (3) the workings of natural selection on planets with life will at least occasionally produce intelligent species. To date, only the first of these assumptions has been proven. However, astronomers have found several small rocky planets that, like Earth, are the right distance from their stars to have atmospheres and oceans able to support life. Unlike the efforts that have detected massive, Jupiter-size planets by measuring the wobble they induce in their parent stars, the search for smaller worlds involves looking for the slight dimming of a star that occurs if an Earth-size planet passes in front of it. The U.S. satellite Kepler, launched in 2009, found thousands of planets, more than 20 of which are Earth-sized planets in the habitable zonewhere liquid water can survive on the surface, by observing such transits. Another approach is to construct space-based telescopes that can analyze the light reflected from the atmospheres of planets around other stars, in a search for gases such as oxygen or methane that are indicators of biological activity. In addition, space probes are trying to find evidence that the conditions for life might have emerged on Mars or other worlds in the solar system, thus addressing assumption 2. Proof of assumption 3, that thinking beings will evolve on some of the worlds with life, requires finding direct evidence. This evidence might be encounters, discovery of physical artifacts, or the detection of signals. Claims of encounters are problematic. Despite decades of reports involving unidentified flying objects, crashed spacecraft, crop circles, and abductions, most scientists remain unconvinced that any of these are adequate proof of visiting aliens.