Why you don't need to worry about UFO's or Aliens

Alien UFOs?

There seems to be a recurrent theme with all conspiracy theorists, particularly those in the western world in areas with wide open spaces and a slight element of isolation: UFO and Aliens. Some think that aliens exsist, but they are good at hiding from the government. Others think it is a government conspiracy to cover up aliens. Other even go so far as to accuse government being in cahoots with these aliens or even that said government officials are aliens themselves! Where did this all start? 

How did people come up with this crazy notion and how is it so tied up with a government conspiracy theorist. This article will explore some of the finer details and help you rest better at night knowing that alien invasions are no imminent.

No Need For Tin Foil Hats!

Many of the conspiracy theorists seem to also believe that these invisible aliens are also able to read our thoughts. In order to counter this, they recommend wearing tin foil hats. This little detail really adds an element of quackery to it all, but lets continue...the tin foil hats are intended to block your brain waves from escaping your head. I guess the brain waves scanners can't get around a thin layer of metal or just scan through your face.

Relax folks, there is no need to worry about space aliens, and here is why...

i can haz PPPRRRrrr-tection from alienz?

While there might be some radio effects caused by aluminium foil, it is probably best that you either make goofy sculptures from the tin foil, or keep it for preserving chinese food leftovers. Besides, what is going on in your head that you want to keep from the aliens?

OK, now lets explore where the concept of UFOs came about.

Unidentified Flying Object? YES! - but not from aliens.

UFO sightings seemed to have peaked around the 1950's primarily in areas of the US that has expansive open spaces and clear blue skies 300 days every year. It is no coincidence that this was the golden era for jet aircrafts and many of the flying prototypes were not something people were used to seeing in the skies. Combine this with the cold war element, in which the United States wanted their secrets kept from the Russians, so rather than think it was a human aircraft, the loners living out in the wilderness thought it was aliens.

Imagine for a moment how you would feel if you saw an airplane in the sky without knowing what it was. It would not be too far a thought to consider it was other-worldly. 

Some aircrafts were really flying saucers

Many of the experimental aircrafts from the 50's and 60's were indeed flying saucers. The overall concept of areodynamics and flight mechanics were perfected during this period, so naturally some of the outlandish designs flew a few times, and then disappeared from service.

Aircraft testing keeps going on, but we all know its an airplane

Planes, Birds and some strange creatures DO fill our skies.

In the past, only birds were capable of flying, except for a few strange creatures such as bats or a sugar glider. So if you saw something flying in the air, it caught your attention. Nowadays, if aliens showed up it would be assumed that they were simply aircraft, as we are so used to seeing planes and choppers in the sky.

Maze of a Flying Bat

The Bat Maze | Yanito Freminoshi | Bat Maze Solution HERE

Other Versions of Flying Bat Maze

For people who want to enjoy amazing optical art, there is none better than Yanito Freminoshi. With the visual illusion art that he makes, people have a great time challenging themselves and making their minds work in new and different ways. Yanito started drawing op art for clients in the online casino industry, with a particular client in the late 90's that wanted a picture that would evoke a "spinning sensation" to help promote their real money online roulette games. As the creative director got a bit dizzy from some of the samples, it launched Yanito's career which eventually evolved into op art style mazes. His op art is gracing all sorts of pages on the internet these days and he’s making a splash for people who love illusion. The maze solution is provided for each maze but it’s certainly a good idea to figure the mazes out first. Yanito Freminoshi put a ton of time into each of them, and people should put the time in that it takes the get to the solution. People can certainly share these for print, editorials, commercial use and others, but they should make sure to share the link back to the maze solution and attribute the maze to its creator. People will love how the visual illusion mazes work and how fun they are to try to solve.

Flying Bat Maze Solution