UFO's and Defense What Should we Prepare For

I propulsion using antimatter in solar or interstellar space. It was also in the United States
I where the astronomer Papagiannis won a NASA study contract a few years ago to detect
possible space cities in the asteroid belt located between the planets Mars and Jupiter.
I In carrying out the study, he examined the photos taken in 1983 by the IRAS [Infrared
Astronomical Satellite] satellite and looked for possible abnormal infrared emissions
coming from objects in th.is belt. It would seem that NASA did not renew Papagiannis'
contract, which apparently did not yield any results.
I 12.4 Special Studies
I Some studies do not come under the "hard" sciences and technologies: for interstellar
voyages, the stability ofthe earmarked societies requires study. What, in particular, is
their minimum size? The different attempts at disinformation made by certain foreign
I governments should be analyzed discretely, but in depth. The wish of these governments
to appropriate for themselves alone any possible futuristic technologies relating to military
I aircraft and weapons might help explain these attempts (see Appendices 5 and 7). It
would be advisable to already be anticipating the measures to be taken and the decisions to
be made should events such as indubitable physical or radio contacts with an outside
civilization take place.
I Chapter 13 - Political and Religious Implications
I An assessment of the impact that the formal confirmation of the existence of UFOs and
extraterrestrial civilizations would have on the political and religious situation of the
I countries on earth could be a bit ofa challenge. However, the task is less arduous when
we try to put ourselves in the shoes of extraterrestrials who supposedly have chosen earth
as a field ofobservation and/or intervention. We will use th.is method. It is appropriate,
ofcourse, to postulate that the technical and human difficulties have been resolved,
I permitting us to exceed the limits ofour solar system, and even our galaxy:
I - Either in secular voyages aboard "ship-worlds," in which thousands of volunteers
who have embarked would see their generations reproduce. It is necessary to keep in
mind that these craft will not be able to one day return to earth, at least that is what we are
I assuming, which would confer - de facto - a political autonomy and freedom of decision to
the onboard government independent oforders and programs established prior to
departing earth (cf Appendix 4: "Colonization of Space").
- Or, in [voyages of] several months or years - based on totally revolutionary scientific
I concepts and techniques that remain to be imagined - using aircraft or probes piloted by
classic crews or by bionic androids, which would follow the instructions received from a
I parent station or from earth.
During the course of these explorations, we might discover one or more celestial bodies
populated with beings that have evolved more or less similarly to us, "humans," humanoid,
I or even stranger creatures. They may have created civilizations that are comparable to or
more advanced than our present civilization, or they may be endowed with only
rudimentary aptitudes for civilization, unless they still remain only at the elementary
survival stage.
I (Nora Bene: in this chapter, the numbers in parentheses refer to the references, pp. 87
to 89)
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