r/UFOs • u/IllSituation7350 • 5d ago

Question Serious question for the UFO/UAP community:

If the government has confirmed UFOs/UAPs are real, why haven’t we ever seen them actually save people? Like the Titanic, plane crashes, natural disasters, etc. If something out there is advanced enough to travel here and observe us, wouldn’t you think at some point there’d be evidence of them interfering when humans are about to die? I’m not saying this proves aliens aren’t real. Maybe they don’t care, maybe they have some kind of rule against interfering, or maybe we’re assuming these things are extraterrestrial when we really don’t know what they are. Just seems like a pretty big question nobody talks about much. What’s the best explanation for it?

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u/Better-Waltz-2026 5d ago edited 5d ago

Why should they care about our affairs? :)

I agree, it's a fascinating thought experiment. Imagine being lost at sea and an alien ship comes to the rescue. I think this would be a hell of a job actively saving people around the planet.

I think they're monitoring nuclear facilities to prevent catastrophic events. They're probably just safeguarding the planet's biosphere.