Many of us, even skeptics, believe at some point in our lives that extraterrestrial life exists, or by some strange phenomenon that has no explanation or witnessing flying objects with erratic movements in the sky. Or even because of some film or documentary that made us change our minds about life outside of our land. But what would happen if we told them they were already here, that the aliens were on Earth and already mingled with us? There are hundreds of people who claim that not only do they exist but that they are already on earth, living with us and learning about our cultures for some future purpose. Many videos show strange and difficult phenomena to explain which only generates more questions: https://youtu.be/XGu6Xje6Ykw

Is there extraterrestrial life on Earth?

This is a delicate and difficult subject to play because there are many versions in the world that can generate some collective hysteria. But the CEO of Bigelow Airespace, Robert Bigelow, has 100% of certainty that the aliens are closer than we realize. Bigelow is one of NASA's space technology providers and a staunch defender of extraterrestrial life. In an interview last year, he said humans shouldn't be looking for aliens, because they're already here, in front of our noses.

Why did Robert Bigelow say that about extraterrestrial life?

Many ovniólogos ensure that Bigelow has contacts within NASA for so many years of business relationship, so it is normal to know the Organization's secrets that have not been disclosed for some reason. The statements have obviously had a tremendous impact on the public and, to this day, continue to generate a chain reaction. When the interviewer asked if Bigelow was not afraid of reprisals that could be taken against him by his statements, the man responded with an alarming calm that he did not care, and whatever they did, it would not change what he knew. What does Robert Bigelow really know? Why did he dare to give such statements? Maybe at 72 years old, he got tired of hiding the truth. [Embed] https://youtu.be/cRe3A1swb30 [/embed] (source)