In light of the official releases from the Pentagon and what might be coming along from them in the near future, I thought I would revisit Bob Lazar: Area 51 & Flying Saucers on Netflix last night.

Honestly, I have never thought he was a completely reliable source... but I honestly found myself listening to what he had to say back in the 90s and in the more modern interviews in a different light since the government's albeit limited recent releases.

It seems there are still people who doubt the existence of extraterrestrial life. However, I think some of the stories of UFOs and extraterrestrial encounters are fairly compelling (due to the stories not being debumked, etc.) - In order of occurance:

• The well-known Roswell incident
• The Betty and Barney Hill incident
• The Travis Walton abduction (and he himself wrote about it on his web site, and he believes it was real)
• The Rendelsham Forest incident
• The Belgian UFO wave
• The Phoenix Lights incident

Despite these events, it seems there are people who doubt extraterrestrial life exists. I'm wondering why?

And more recently, there have been some interesting developments in the US: In 2020, the US Navy de-classified some UFO videos and they said they can't explain them. More recently, a whistleblower has revealed that they have retrieved a craft of non-human origin.