With all of the evidence of the existence of aliens and the proof that they could not exist still leaves me with an opinion that doesn't include either that they do exist or do not exist. Though I do wish that they are real, and do come to visit our earth, but I wish if they do visit us that they would some day come out of the closet and show them selves to everyone on the world. With all of the stories people have written about their experiences none of them help me with my absent experience.

Would I some day want to meet an alien? If they have the capabilities of speaking English and proper English instead of the messed up translator that was featured in the 1995 comedy "When Mars Attacks."

If aliens were hostile, I would definitely not want to meet them though. I would much rather live the life I have now with me instead of becoming some slave or some rotting dead corpse that was killed for no apparent reason by an alien that wants our world as their own. If they were able to fly for millions of light years just to visit us, they could in fact be really angered because of being held in their space capsule for so long. So I wouldn't want to meet them right after they arrive, I would wait a few days or so if they were friendly.

Featured in some of the countries biggest blockbuster hits are aliens, though they are not real aliens, but instead 3D rendered objects textured to look as what we think an alien would look like. One of my favorite blockbuster hits would be "Independence Day" which shows the aliens in a more hostile way. Where the aliens fly these little ships from their mother ship that just dwarf the world's cities. But then eventually humans get back at them and destroy the aliens' mother ship.

Steven Spielberg directed another blockbuster hit that featured aliens. Almost everyone in the world has heard of it, and even its little melody that was also featured in the film. The film is named "Close Encounters of the Third Kind." This motion picture features some amazing special effects for its time. The movie is about where this guy named Roy Neary (Richard Dreyfuss) and a bunch of other people become obsessed with what they are seeing in their mind after having a close encounter with an alien spacecraft. They eventually find out what they are seeing and it turns out to be a mountain, so most of them go and try to get up this mountain and only two make it and they find a secret military base with a long runway but no planes. They sit there for a while as it gets dark and a huge space craft comes and the Roy Neary is the only one who makes it into the base and before the little aliens come out they release some old World War II pilots which were captured a long time ago during the war, showing no age difference. Then a lot of little aliens come out of the ship and they don't speak English but they are friendly and a big huge alien comes out and shakes the generals hand as they choose out of the bunch and they take Roy Neary into their ship. If I was in that situation, I wouldn't know what to think, which obviously was the same that was going through his empty mind.

One of my favorite movies that feature this subject would be Stargate. This movie has a more realistic look into Egyptian alien encounters. Professor Daniel Jackson's mission is to decode an ancient Egyptian artifact known as the Stargate. The mission leader, Colonel Jack O'Neil, a tough military man with nerves of steel, commandeers their trip through the Stargate to an ancient civilization on the other side of the universe. But once there, they must battle the astoundingly powerful Sun God, Ra, before they can go back home. Ra being the god featured in many Egyptian tombs is not really a human as he appears in the mysterious Egyptian tombs but instead as a weak alien that has taken over a young boy's body. This movie is probably my favorite alien related film because it in a way describes a better reason why the Egyptians made pyramids, instead of it being done just for their kings, they were made also for gods from above.

Though, as hard as the writers, special effects wizards and even the directors wanted, I don't really think they gave a very proper look into the alien race, though there was no information on how Aliens really look, but what if they look exactly like us? Hey, they could already be mixed in with us. Or maybe we are the aliens?

A while ago, I turned on the television and found myself watching this Twilight Zone episode about Adam and Eve. Adam was a wrecked space man who was abandoned here on earth, and the other was Eve, just jungle lady that I have no idea where her real home was because I tuned in towards the middle of the show. But what if we are really from another planet and crashed on this one. We have no evidence of anything, and the fact that humans just came out of nowhere is not a very good piece of evidence.

As much as we are alike, I don't think we are monkeys. Why would a monkey want to adapt to a thin hairless human being? They are strong and they have a coat for keeping them warm. I don't see how they could have come from that to what we are now. Though scientists think else wise, and I could be wrong, this is only my opinion. But what if we really are just some overdeveloped monkeys. But couldn't that mean that an alien could be like an overdeveloped lizard or something or maybe even a cat of some sort.

Who knows the truth, but the alien species could be anything and we shouldn't expect any form or shapes from them. But they very well could be an even more developed version of us. We just invented cloning, and alien researches believe that since the alien species have no reproductive organs they use cloning instead which is making them a weaker race.

If it is not noticeable enough, along with the Internet, I get a lot of information about aliens from entertainment shows. Even though they probably not entirely correct if the obvious unreal stuff is pulled out and keep the useful information. There are also people whose profession is actually related to aliens and UFOs and they get money from it. Though I find it to be very strange and I don't really understand why they put so much time into it, but there really are people who are 100% sure that there are aliens out there that have not seen an alien or any real proof. Though, often they are old people with no lives that have lived deep in the woods all their lives. Maybe searching all their lives for the truth is the only thing they really do find important.

Still after looking over the subject many times over and over and researching more and more on the subject, I still can't come up with a straight answer to the truth behind aliens. Though when this project is don't and finished, I still won't stop thinking about what could really be true about this. Do they exist, or do they not?