Did I see a UFO?

Hello landlord! The following quotes the wonders of the Zenith Star to help the landlord solve his doubts:

It seems that the concept of UFO is now greatly confused. It is necessary to restore it here.

UFO is what unidentified flying object, what does it mean, UFO. Even something that the observer does not know what it is after observing it can be called a UFO. For a baby, a dragonfly is a UFO; For the general public, there are many people who mistake Venus, Jupiter, and ISS (International Space Station) for UFOs.

Obviously, according to this definition, UFOs have something to do with personal knowledge. As a person's experience grows, the UFO will contain less and less content. For me, less than a third of the UFOs searched in are for which I can't explain.

But for the top experts, it was seen in an article that only one of the millions of UFOs could not be reasonably explained, and some of them were quite fake.

Maybe there may indeed be alien vehicles in the UFO, and it may be rewarding to explore this path, but I don't believe that there will be as many as the Internet advertises today. The landlord may wish to take a look at the Fermi paradox (it is recommended to look at Wikipedia, which does not get to the point at all).

To be sure, there is no conclusive evidence that aliens have ever visited Earth. It is not uncommon for some people to refer to natural phenomena that cannot be explained by science today as extraterrestrial visits (UFOs). And a lot of the time what they see is actually an artificial aerial vehicle.

There are also some people who say that the ancient civilization of mankind is an alien civilization, and attribute everything that cannot be explained now to the masterpiece of aliens, which is an insult to mankind itself! In fact, human creativity is very strong, and what we can't do now doesn't mean that ancient humans can't do it. Don't say anything is alien.

UFOs, on the other hand, refer to unidentified flying objects, which refer to all non-man-made flying objects. UFOs must be there, and there are many things that humans can't explain. But whether it is related to aliens is unknown.

What exactly is a UFO?

It's a shooting star, I've seen it with my own eyes.

Quite possibly. You're in luck.

UFO stands for Unidentified Flying Object, which means UFO in Chinese, also known as UFO, which refers to an object of unknown origin, unknown space, unknown structure, unknown nature, but floating and flying in the air or space.

The term UFO originated from the U.S. Air Force's "Blue Book Project", whose first director was Captain Edward Rupert, who officially invented the term "UFO" (literally translated as UFO) to replace the inaccurate and suggestive term "flying saucer" used at the time. UFOs are recorded in the ancient European book of Ezekiel, and in ancient China, UFOs were also called Xingcha.