Here is a compilation of a few “evidence” that is said to strengthen the belief of those who are passionate about the existence of UFOs and aliens: Unexplained stories about UFOs 1. Captain William Schaffner Incident, North Sea On September 9, 1970, Royal Air Force pilot William Schaffner was flying over the North Sea when he spotted a strange object in front of his plane, hovering over the water in the North Sea. He decided to investigate, but a few minutes later radio contact with Captain Schaffner’s plane was lost. Schaffner’s plane was later found on the seabed. However, the dome was closed and there was no trace of the pilot. No one knows what might have happened to the captain. (Photo: Marca) 2. The incident Tehran, Iran On September 19, 1976, Iranian military forces detected an unidentified flying object in the sky over the capital Tehran. When two Iranian air force jets approached the mysterious object, the pilots lost radio contact with the ground. When preparing to fire at the UFO, their weapon system also failed. Only after leaving the vicinity of the strange ship did they resume full control of their aircraft. 3. The Lights of Rendlesham Forest, England The Rendlesham Forest Incident is the name given to a series of scenes that occurred in 1980 following an alleged landing of an unidentified flying object in Rendlesham Forest. The British Ministry of Defense has never considered this event a threat to national security. Therefore, the incident was never formally investigated. 4. US Navy encounters UFOs The encounter occurred during a combat exercise conducted in the Pacific Ocean off the southern coast of California on November 14, 2004. (Photo: History) Pilots of six F/A-18 Super Hornets reported detecting “something” in mid-air, and on radars of US Navy ships and other fighters in the area also appeared. this flying object”. In 2014-2015, fighter pilots of the USS Theodore Roosevelt aircraft carrier strike force also reported recording sensors that detected unidentified aerial objects. Amazing images of UFOs In 2016, the US Intelligence Agency (CIA) released a number of photos of mysterious flying saucers that had appeared in the past that the agency had never made public before. The UFO photo was recorded by Stock in 1952 in New Jersey, USA. At about 4:30 p.m. on July 29, 1952, Mr. Stock was sitting in his yard with a friend when they saw a strange object appear in the sky. He ran into the house to get a camera and took 5 pictures of this UFO. The mysterious object flew at an altitude of about 60m, then accelerated and disappeared. The flying saucer was then described as possibly made of metal, solid and had a transparent dome-shaped upper part. Stock and friends say that the disc is blue or blue, makes no noise and is about 10 meters wide. The image was taken on October 20, 1960 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA Another image released by the CIA is a strange, large, glowing disc, believed to have been taken on October 20, 1960 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. This image has never been confirmed to contain any content, but it is believed to be one of the first examples of so-called “stealth UFOs”, the term referring to flying saucers hiding in the clouds to avoid was discovered. Pentagon admits UFOs In May 2019, the Pentagon admitted it was investigating UFOs after naval pilots claimed to have recorded UFOs during training exercises in 2004 and 2015. The program to investigate and study threats from unidentified flying objects (UFOs) took place from 2008 to 2011 and cost up to 22 million USD of the US Department of Defense. This is the first time the Pentagon has acknowledged the existence of this program. (Photo: Defense) In 2020, the Pentagon officially released three short videos showing UFOs, previously released by a private company. The footage, titled “FLIR1”, “GIMBAL” and “GOFAST” was captured by a camera on a US military jet. The videos show what looks like an unidentified flying object moving very fast under the infrared camera. Two of the videos feature officers marveling at the speed of the unidentified flying object. One of them speculated that the object could be a drone. NASA discovers thousands of exoplanets NASA has confirmed the number of extrasolar planets (exoplanets) in the thousands, and we can expect that number to continue to grow as we improve the technology that spaceflight can travel. into other regions of space. (Photo: Insider) This opens up the meaning: There are thousands of known planets that have not been discovered for a long time; and several other planets waiting to be discovered that could be in potentially habitable environments. Existence of the Search Institute for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) Institute was founded by Carl Sagan and Jill Tarter, two American astronomers who believe there is more interplanetary life than we thought. (Photo: SETI Institute) SETI’s mission is to “discover, understand and explain the origin and nature of life in the universe, the evolution of intelligence.” The institute’s brilliant minds are working day and night to find ways to trace it. life and aliens in outer space. Another scientific organization searching for intelligent life in the universe actually exists on Earth. It’s proof of how seriously humans care about “aliens”.

A new graveyard filled with a new grave of Covid-19 victim in Manaus, Brazil. Photo: Sky News. More than 1.5 years since the attack of Covid-19, the world is now witnessing two opposing scenes. In some countries, such as the UK and the US, many people, after being vaccinated, happily hug their loved ones after a long separation. In India, Brazil, and most of South America, thousands of people desperately count down their time, suffering families watching their loved ones leave. Subjectivity is the biggest reason According to Dr. William Schaffner, an advisor to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), although the pandemic has been around for nearly 1.5 years and the world has made every effort to repel the epidemic, Covid- 19 is still a big challenge. Mr. Schaffner told Zing There are 4 main causes for this condition. The first is the increasing emergence of new strains, which are able to spread more easily and quickly. Next, the health systems in many countries are weak or insufficient to care for and cure patients. The next reason is inadequate vaccine supplies. The ultimate cause lies in how each government responds to the epidemic, and the consciousness of its people. However, he said that the main reason why the epidemic in many places not only did not settle down, but also progressed more complicatedly, was the carelessness of people. “Subjectivity is the biggest reason for the current viral spread in most countries around the world,” Dr. Schaffner said. Zing . Professor Andrew Easton, University of Warwick, UK also agrees. “We are usually quite vigilant for a period of time, then we are distracted, subjective and relaxed, especially when there is nothing serious,” he said. Dr. William Schaffner, longtime advisor to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Photo: Vanderbilt University. Italy is the first country to suffer from a pandemic in Europe, with the first Covid-19 wave coming in March 2020. Despite heavy economic and human losses, the country quickly managed to control the epidemic and was hailed as a model for international learning. The ban was quickly lifted or eased in many places. The beaches, cafes, nightclubs, and dance floors get crowded. A lot of people do not wear masks regardless of whether they are on the street or at these venues. By November 2020, the number of infections in this country began to increase sharply. At one point Italy overtook England to become the country with the highest number of deaths because of Covid-19 in Europe. By the end of 5/5, Italy had recorded a total of over 4.06 million cases of Covid-19, of which over 122,000 deaths, according to data from Johns Hopkins University (JHU), USA. In Brazil, during the pandemic, President Jair Bolsonaro always underestimated the severity of the virus. He regularly calls for the lifting of restrictions and blockade orders, despite the country’s steadily increasing number of new infections and deaths. Peru, Mexico, and many other Latin American countries have a similar scenario: outbreaks – control – ban bans are lifted and people gather – more serious outbreaks. India is emerging as the most serious epidemic in the world today. Just three months ago, Indian leaders were happy to announce they had weathered the worst of the pandemic. Prime Minister Narendra Modi even declared the defeat of Covid-19, asserting that it is difficult for any country to match India’s success. At the end of March, the government allowed millions of Hindus to participate in this great religious festival. Social distancing measures are rarely implemented and very few people wear masks. In early April, millions of people also went to the Ganges to perform Hindu prayer rituals. Dr Vineeta Bal, an immune system researcher at the Indian Institute for Scientific Research and Education in Pune, commented that India’s current situation is due to “management failure, failure in planning. guesswork, failure in planning, with that is the thought that has conquered the virus “. India’s biggest religious festival in late March and early April is believed to be one of the causes of the current Covid-19 crisis in the country. Photo: Reuters. The race does not stop Reply to your interview Zing Dr. Schaffner agrees that the race between vaccines and viruses is unlikely to be over. “Viruses will not disappear. We will probably have to deal with it for many years to come. Like the flu, Covid-19 will live with us and we will have to deal with them, ”he said. With a good start, vaccines have given the world a lot of hope in quickly fighting a pandemic. However, in parallel with the vaccine development, new strains of the dangerous and “wiser” SARS-CoV-2 virus began to appear everywhere. Most notably, strain B.1.1.7 was first discovered in the UK and strain P.1 in Brazil. They are both believed to spread faster, and are already present in dozens of other countries around the world. Even the P.1 strain in Brazil is thought to be able to “elude” antibodies from the vaccine and potentially cause reinfection. The number of people dying from Covid-19 is constantly increasing, Brazil has to dig up the old grave to make room for the victim of Covid-19. Photo: AP. Variant B.1.617 in India has appeared in at least 17 countries and regions. This strain has the double mutation; of which, one mutation makes the virus more contagious, and the other makes it partially resistant to the vaccine. “Variants of the SARS-CoV-2 virus present serious challenges against Covid-19. More and more new strains emerge, capable of spreading more quickly and easily, causing rapid and widespread outbreaks, “said Dr. Schaffner. Zing . So far, as observed by Dr. Schaffner, current vaccines appear to be fully or partially effective against new strains. “However, if more new strains arise, they (mutants) are very likely to resist the current vaccine. Then we will need a new vaccine again,” said Dr. Schaffner. India’s temporary crematoriums burn around the clock because the death toll is so great. Photo: New York Times. Scientists are now working on production of second-generation vaccines that target current strains, he said. They are ready to use when needed. However, he warns that researching the new vaccine will be a long-term and ongoing job. “We will have to keep strain detection systems up and running. We will probably have to constantly make new vaccines, and people will have to get re-vaccinated each year to deal with new strains of the virus, ”Dr. Schaffner told Zing . A nation’s perils are the perils of the world According to Dr. Schaffner, people live in a connected world. Thus, a new strain threatens every country everywhere. “That is why the global need to join hands to overcome this pandemic,” said Dr. Schaffner. By the end of January 2021, the strain was first discovered in the UK, present in more than 70 countries and territories. These numbers with the strain in South Africa and the strain in Brazil are 31 and 37, respectively, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). This suggests that new strains of the virus, wherever they first appear, could quickly invade the rest of the world, threatening global health security. “Every country should anticipate major out-of-control outbreaks,” said Dr. Ashish Jha, Dean of the Department of Public Health at Brown University. Countries like the UK and the US are doing a very good job of vaccination. However, that also only deal with the current strains “. However, Dr. Schaffner said that the greatest hope now in dealing with the immediate pandemic is to distribute the vaccine in a balanced and efficient way around the world. “All countries need to work together to try if they want to succeed”, Mr. Schaffner stressed. The chaplain’s account of the funeral for 150 Covid-19 patients before cremation Every day, Hindu cleric RamKaran Mishra performs a funeral for about 150 people who have died of Covid-19 at the Ghazipur crematory facility east of New Delhi, India.