History of Aliens

For many years people have wondered and toyed with the idea that humans have had contact with aliens or life forms from other planets. Since the dawn of time, ancient civilizations have worshipped many different gods. This is evident on the many walls and stones that contain carvings, drawings and paintings of what appears to be aliens. The descriptions on many of the walls show what seem to be flying saucers, spaceships and strange looking creatures.

As time went on, society preferred to believe that the ancient civilizations were merely drawing to pass time and enjoyed scribbling on these walls. Aliens became fiction and many books and movies were made based on them. Some movies made them seem hostile, some friendly.

Although, if one takes a step back and looks at the clear picture, they would be able to see that the drawing and carvings look exactly like what today's people would think aliens and UFO's would look like. Also, How can it be possible that the same drawings and carvings were produced all over the world before TV or any form of communication was made possible. How could different nations conjure up the same images?

Another perfect theory is the pyramids in Egypt. Pyramids were built by hand. No machinery was used in the creation of these landmarks. Even with an entire army, it would be impossible to carry the mammoth slabs of stone to top each layer of even the smallest of pyramids. How could an ancient civilization do what today's extremely advanced world could still not be able to do?

Some important dates and facts

• In 329 B.C. Alexander the Great 's army was harassed by a pair of flying objects.
• In 800 B.C. Scandinavia's so called myths told of beings, called elves.
• On another account a sailor aboard Columbus Ship, the Santa Maria, saw a glittering thing in the distance.
• Old English accounts mention Yorkshire peasants spotting a silver disc in the heavens of the year of grace, 1290.
• Between 1561 and 1566 residents of Nuremberg, Germany and Basel Switzerland witnessed spectacular displays of spheres, disks and tubes flying about the sky.
• British astronomer Edmond Halley spotted a series of unexplained aerial objects in March of 1716.
• On 17th of November 1896 an electric arc lamp was seen by hundreds of people as it passed over Sacramento, California. For months after that the reports kept coming all over the country. They were dark objects with many different colored lights, the object making sounds very much like the planes of today, though the first dirigible did not fly until 1900 in Germany.
• In 1908 A.D. what was to be the likes of a nuclear explosion in Siberia Russia happened before the atom bomb was developed.
• During world war two pilots on both sides reported seeing lights following the aircrafts. These became known as foo fighters.
• In 1947 A.D. with the extraterrestrial crash in Roswell New Mexico, The term UFO had begun to be used. Strong evidence of alien life had begun.