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UFO enthusiasts admit the truth may not be out there after all
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 26975858:MV8yMDM4MDYwXzM0MjYxNDUzXzEwQUMzODE3] Which UFO entusiasts? A small handful of cranks who gave themselves some lame acronym as a title? Who do they represent beyond themselves? Fucking nobody. YOU CAN'T DISPROVE IT. You can never say with 100% certainty that aliens have never visited this planet in it's entire history, so fuck you all. KEEP THE FAITH! [/quote]
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Declining numbers of “flying saucer” sightings and failure to establish proof of alien existence has led UFO enthusiasts to admit they might not exist after all.
For decades, they have been scanning the skies for signs of alien activity.
But having failed to establish any evidence for the existence of extraterrestrial life, Britain’s UFO watchers are reaching the conclusion that the truth might not be out there after all.
Enthusiasts admit that a continued failure to provide proof and a decline in the number of “flying saucer” sightings suggests that aliens do not exist after all and could mean the end of “Ufology” – the study of UFOs – within the next decade.
Dozens of groups interested in the flying saucers and other unidentified craft have already closed because of lack of interest and next week one of the country’s foremost organisations involved in UFO research is holding a conference to discuss whether the subject has any future.
Dave Wood, chairman of the Association for the Scientific Study of Anomalous Phenomena (Assap), said the meeting had been called to address the crisis in the subject and see if UFOs were a thing of the past.
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