Aliens Do Exist But Do Not Want Contact Says Director Of Astronomy

Aliens just don't want anything to do with humans.

Dmitry Bisikalo, director of the Astronomy - Institute at the Russian Academy of Sciences said he admits the existence of many extraterrestrial civilizations outside the Solar System, noting that aliens simply "do not want to contact us."

"I admit the existence of intelligent extraterrestrial civilizations. After all, if our civilization exists, by analogy there may be others, and probably many of them," Bisikalo told sputniknews.com.

According to him, the American astronomer and astrophysicist, Frank Drake, in 1960, developed a formula allowing for us to calculate the number of extraterrestrial civilizations with which we could contact. "According to this formula, there are countless civilizations," he said.

Bisikalo noted that humanity has not yet found evidence of extraterrestrial existence, (that we know of officially) because "the aliens do not want to contact us".

The second reason is because of a possible short life span of our civilisation, explained by natural disasters, melting glaciers, pollution, climate and also a possible third world war.

First TV signal was probably picked up by Aliens.

For example, until the beginning of the twentieth century, our civilisation did not radiate anything. Now Earth is giving off many electronic signals at different intervals, but the overall trend is to reduce losses and consequently lower signal levels, he said.

This could explain why it is not possible to pick up on other signals that have been blatantly created by Aliens. It's going to take some ingenious foresight and probability and luck, including a load of deduction to find, locate, determine and decipher and or decode any type of signal because we just don't know how to look for or what to look for outside of the normal wavelengths like radio, light etc.

There could be some "unknown crystal" with other properties that has it's very own signal. Our planet has that also, the crystal radio.

It could be a very different kind of crystal on another Alien planet giving off other light energy and radio signals combined plus another entirely different man made signal (no pun intended) Alien made signal. It's hard to think about a different type of signal outside of what we already know about!

The director of the institute added that the rationale for the existence of other civilisations turned into a practical experimental plan after the discovery of the exoplanets. He stressed that now one of the main tasks is to identify and search for possible biomarkers in space - evidence of the existence of life.

These biological markers are oxygen, ozone, methane, but their presence on the exoplanet does not guarantee the existence of life, he said. "It is important to note that many biomarkers appear in the ultraviolet region of the spectrum, which will be studied by the Spektr-UF space observatory, which will be launched into orbit in 2024. Probably with your help we will see something really interesting," Bisikalo concluded.