Another UFO expert revealed that the existence of the said UFOs is soon getting unravelled. Chase Kloetzke, the leading UFO researcher, said that science had opened up to conspiracy theorist to further study alien's physical traces.

According to Herald Sun, the research would take a big event like Victoria's Westall in 1966. It needs such a huge venue to reveal the full scope of the paranormal world --not the government revealing on what it knows.

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"I believe 100 per cent the government is covering up UFO activity...one of the theories behind this is that they figured humanity couldn't handle the truth...but eventually things will filter down," Kloetze, deputy director of world's biggest UFO organization, said.

The UFO expert said that most of us, as ufologists, feel that we are coming up to a tipping point. She also said that 10 years ago she was just like the crazy lady who investigate UFO but right now, people are actually listening and standing up for it.

Kloetze also comment that it is not going to be the government coming clean but it is going to take an event. And humankind is getting closer to see the truth.

Different stories are everywhere with different experiences claiming that aliens are indeed true and are existing.

In February, there are balloons sent 27km into the stratosphere. It came back with the microscopic metal object not bigger than the width of a human hair believed to be a proof of alien's existence.

The said object was carefully checked by Professor Milton Wainwright, the leader of the joint study of the University of Buckingham Center for Astrobiology and Universe of Sheffield. He said that it is made of titanium and vanadium metals with biological "gooey"substance from it, Mirror reported.

Many scientist believe in their study and results about physical alien evidence. But many are still skeptical that there are life beyond Earth. Will you believe that UFOs are not yet IFO?

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