Britain’s First Astronaut Makes Shocking Claim "Aliens are on earth among us"

Britain’s first astronaut has said that aliens definitely exist and it is possible they are living among us on earth but have gone undetected so far.

Helen Sharman, who visited the Soviet Mir space station in 1991, told the Observer newspaper on Sunday that "aliens exist, there are no two ways about it."" There are so many billions of stars out there in the universe that there must be all sorts of different forms of life," she went on. "Will they be like you and me, made up of carbon and nitrogen? Maybe not."

Then, in a tantalizing theory that should probably make you very suspicious of your colleagues, Sharman added: "It’s possible...

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Sharmon was the first of 7 total Britons to enter space back in 1992.

The chemist spent eight days as a researcher on the space mission when she was 27 and still has vivid memories of it. She is one of only three people who have been in orbit for that long, making her an expert at what goes into those capsules!

Many people have speculated about aliens, but no evidence has been found so far.
One of the most famous speculators is Budd Hopkins who made headlines in March 1977 when he claimed to have captured on film an extraterrestrial being outside his window while operating a security camera at night near Cape Canaveral Florida. It’s not uncommon for him to speculate that we’ve had brushes with these beings before over a Nevada desert. NASA rovers are trawling Mars life forms, but humankind and our endless fascination continue with curiosity throughout history.

What is it about UFOs and aliens that captivates our imagination? A former Pentagon official who led a secret government program to research potential sightings of the phenomenon told CNN at the time he believes there’s evidence on Earth.

Only a few people manage to live longer than 100 years, and Bernard LaPallo, lived a happy, fulfilling, and healthy life well into his second century. This man was born in 1901 in Victoria, Brazil, and as a little boy, he migrated to the United States.

He managed to have four careers during the 114 years of his life.

In the 1920s, he started out as a 5-star chef, then ran a successful massage practice for 20 years after obtaining his license at the age of 71, and later in life, he became an author and lecturer.

At the age of 73, he graduated from New York University for reflexology and podiatry and delved into the study of herbology with Dr. Richard Schulze of the American Botanical Pharmacy.

When he was recognized as the oldest living Yankee, he became popular and used his fame to inspire thousands of other people. During his entire life, he was dedicated to a healthy lifestyle and healthy everyday routines.

Elsewhere in her interview, Sharman said there is "no greater beauty than looking at the Earth from up high."" I’ll never forget the first time I saw it," she added. Sharman also discussed her frustration with observers defining her by her sex. "People often describe me as the first British woman in space, but I was actually the first British person. It’s telling that we would otherwise assume it was a man," she said.

"When Tim Peake went into space, some people simply forgot about me. A man going first would be the norm, so I’m thrilled that I got to upset that order."

LONDON, ENGLAND – MAY 20: British astronaut Helen Sharman pictured at the Science Museum on May 20, 2016, in London, England. Ms. Sharman became the first Briton into space and the first female astronaut to visit the Mir space station in 1991, as part of Project Juno, a UK-Soviet cooperative program. An event was held at the Science Museum today to mark the 25th anniversary of Ms. Sharman’s mission into space. (Photo by Jack Taylor/Getty Images)

So it’s quite possible that our galaxy contains many more Earth-like exoplanets than we’ve discovered so far. To account for these missing planets, the team used forward modeling to simulate data based on the model’s parameters, applying it to a catalog of 200,000 stars studied by the Kepler planet-hunting spacecraft.

From this approach, Kunimoto and her UBC colleague, astronomer Jaymie Matthews, could estimate the number of Earth-like planets in the Milky Way. They defined these as between 0.75 and 1.5 times the mass of Earth, orbiting a G-type star at a distance between 0.99 and 1.7 astronomical units (AU, the distance between Earth and the Sun).

At the upper limit of the estimate of G-type stars in the galaxy – a figure that is also very hard to pin down – these calculations returned a maximum of 6 billion of such exoplanets.

While the scientists came up with an astounding number of hypothetical Earths, this does not necessarily imply the number of such planets exists or whether they have life similar to ours. However, this new estimate increases the likelihood that comparable worlds exist.

Astronomers have released the first image of an exoplanet captured by JWST, and it shows a strange new world. The groundbreaking telescope is said to have outperformed expectations by a factor of ten. It has already been demonstrated that it can study the atmospheres of exoplanets as they pass in front of their stars, and now it has been proved that it can directly image exoplanets.

The world in question

is known as HIP 65426b, and it is incredibly mysterious. Previous claims said it shouldn’t exist because it doesn’t fit our models of exoplanets (planets outside the Solar System), so observations of it are essential in helping astronomers develop better ones.

Firstly, it orbits a very young star with a mass twice that of our Sun and a very fast spin on its axis. In comparison to our Sun’s 28 days, a full rotation takes just over three hours. That’s 150 times faster. Furthermore, despite being a star between 15 and 20 million years

HIP 65426b

is about 92 AU (astronomical unit) from its star, with 1 AU (astronomical unit) being the Earth-Sun distance. That’s three times as far as Neptune is. And yet the planet, which is now estimated to weigh approximately seven times that of Jupiter, is hot, with a temperature of approximately 1,000°C (1,800°F).

According to one theory, the planet formed with siblings closer to the star, quickly causing the disk to disappear, and then it ended up here due to a gravitational tug-of-war with the siblings. In an alternate scenario, the star and the planet form together, with the star hoarding the majority of the material, preventing the planet from growing any larger and becoming a brown dwarf or a star.

A paper on JWST’s first-ever image of an exoplanet

has been submitted to the AAS journal and is now available to read on the online repository ArXiv. In infrared, the wavelength that JWST uses, the planet is between 1,000 (near infrared) to 100 (mid-infrared) times fainter than its star. It’s amazing that the telescope can see it so clearly.

While this study does not provide a clear answer about the origin of this strange world, it does demonstrate how useful JWST will be for studying exoplanets. The team believes that if the right star is found, a planet smaller than Saturn with a similar orbit should be visible to the space telescope.

Don’t worry if you don’t think HIP 65426b is a good name for such an unusual planet. As we write, the International Astronomical Union is seeking public submissions for new names for this and many other worlds.

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