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Draft version March 7, 2023 Typeset using LATEX default style in AASTeX631 PHYSICAL CONSTRAINTS ON UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENA Abraham (Avi) Loeb1 and Sean M. Kirkpatrick2 1Head of the Galileo Project, Astronomy Department, Harvard University 60 Garden Street, Cambridge, MA 02138, USA 2Director of All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office 1010 Defense Pentagon Washington DC 20301, USA ABSTRACT We derive physical constraints on interpretations of “highly maneuverable” Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) based on standard physics and known forms of matter and radiation. In particular, we show that the friction of UAP with the surrounding air or water is expected to generate a bright optical fireball, ionization shell and tail - implying radio signatures. The fireball luminosity scales with inferred distance to the 5th power. Radar cross-section scales similarly to meteor head echoes as the square of the effective radius of the sphere surrounding the object, while the radar cross-section of

  here is an equation created by Frank Drake that basically goes like this: N=R* x f(p) x n(e) x f(l) x f(i) x f(c) x L   N = # of civilizations in our galaxy where communication might be possible R* = the average rate of star formation/year in our galaxy f(p) = the fraction of those stars that have planets n(e) = the average # of planets that can support life/star that has planets f(l) = fraction of n(e) that can actually go on to support life at some point f(i) = the fraction of f(l) that can develop intelligent life L = length of time it would take to release detectable signals into space   The most recently accepted numbers for each of these are as follows: R*=7 f(p)=1/2 n(e)=2 f(l)=.33 f(i)=.01 f(c)=.01 L=10000   This would make N=2.31, which means that there are about 2-3 civilizations in a galaxy can communicate at any given time. This would also leave 200 more that aren't trying to communicate.   And this is only within our galaxy, so it doesn't include the whole univer

  We were warned long ago that by our interactions with several species of EBE's that some of them may end up fighting their personal conflicts between one another here on earth. Many waters have since passed under, and exchanges made between them and a variety of our global leaders over the years to negotiate arrangements,  in exchange to allow them sanctuary in the name of technology transfer have since brought us closer this global threat of the alien conflict that many have warned us about. The "Tall Whites" as depicted by Charles Hall ( Author of Millennial Hospitality) for example, recounted many stories from his  meetings with these alien beings which he said took place aboard Nellis AFB from 1965-7. he also mentioned that they are engaged in ongoing conflict with the other alien species many of us refer to as the "Grey's" Author Dr. Michael Salla (exopolitics.org) shared his research into Pres. Eisenhower's meeting with extraterr

  Encountering Otherness as a Waveform In the light of a wave theory of being Introduction Human civilization has a serious "otherness problem" -- as indicated by the media on a daily basis. The problem is evident in the relationships between the principles and the adherents of the  Abrahamic religions  in particular. It is also evident in the relations between science and alternative perspectives, between one political ideology and another, or between "development" and "environment". The challenge to any worldview now has potentially ever more dangerous implications ( Us and Them: Relating to Challenging Others , 2009;  Guidelines for Critical Dialogue between Worldviews , 2006). The argument for framing experience as a "waveform" is developed separately ( Being a Waveform of Potential as an Experiential Choice: emergent dynamic qualities of identity and integrity , 2013). This contrasted such an experiential framing with use of conventional cat