With the recent UFO sightings and telescopes discoveries, humans can expect to meet aliens sooner. Either humans visit their planets or aliens visit the Earth, whichever way would surely bring them together within 10 years.
Since 2009, NASA's Kepler telescope has discovered 4,000 exoplanets, out of which 216 are Earth-like. ESO's recently found "Super-Earth" reportedly has many features that can sustain life. Researchers think it is obvious that life exists in our solar system, in the Milky Way or beyond it. Humans are not far from the day they land up to a planet - to meet the "alien-life."
On the recent supermoon night, a common man warned Kiwis that they would witness powerful earthquakes, which did happen. The Bible prophecies tell "moon serves as a sign," which did happen in New Zealand causing a number of powerful earthquakes.
Meanwhile, there were also reports that say UFOs were sighted in Vietnam during the recent supermoon. Two UFOs were observed over the moon. Aliens are always suspected to frequently visit the moon and the Earth. "Will humans find aliens first or will they meet us on Earth?" the question might be shortly answered. Scientists predict that in 1,000 years, humans will surely discover aliens.
According to National Geographic, NASA will launch TESS in 2017 that will be looking at the nearest stars to study the gases present in their atmospheres. As the Earth's atmosphere has oxygen, which is a highly reactive gas yet playing a different role in the atmosphere, such roles of gases will be studied.
Professor Stephen Hawking, along with other scientists around the globe strongly, believes that there are aliens and will meet the humankind soon. Hawking, as well as some prophecies, believes aliens to be dangerous for mankind.
Astronomers have detected alien signals from the space, this time the signals came outside the Milky Way. These signals are mysterious bursts of energy found in space, which could be messages from aliens.
Aliens might be watching the humans' every moment and visiting the Earth frequently. But when the man reaches them, the consequences could vary - good and bad.
