I've found it tough to believe that some group of beings on another planet trillions of miles away have built something that carries enough fuel to GET to Earth, has proper heat protection to enter the Earth's atmosphere without completely burning up (remember the tiles on the space shuttles?), has proper propulsion/braking mechanisms to land properly (oh wait, they crashed, right?) and then enough fuel, properly sized rocketeering devices, engines, whatever to zoooooom away like no other man-made craft has ever been capable of.
Do any of you people that believe this stuff think about physics and what limitations car makers, NASA and other entities have battled in the last 100 years just trying to move people from point A to B with a blank check?
Of course. Do you believe in a higher power? Do you believe we fully have a grasp on everything? Do you believe consciousness is just a byproduct of a chemical reaction in the brain? Interdimensional? If anything is coming here from somewhere else, they're not using fuel.
NASA is already looking into nuclear propulsion.
If you went back just a measly 200 years and showed someone an iPhone or told someone about an iPhone, they'd look at you like you're crazy. And that's just within 200 years. I mean the Catholic church jailed a guy for claiming the Earth revoles around the sun. Take a civilization that is a million years ahead of us. It's not inconceivable to me.
I fully understand the skeptics. I am skeptical to some extent. One thing though I have noticed among the skeptics, (myself included at the time), is they don't actually take the time to read, and fully understand all the accounts. They're so quick to dismiss it based on our human centric viewpoint. All I'm saying is keep an open mind.
Humans think they have it all figured out. We don't. LOL. Not even close.
If multiple highly trained, mentally stable pilots encounter orbs or craft moving in ways that defy physics, come close to their jets and shoot off into space, are they all lying about it?
As I've said before, it could very well be that EVERYONE over the last 70 years that has seen these things could be just full of ****. It's also possible we are alone. I'm fully aware of that and that is a possibility we must keep open as well.
At the very least, we're now getting it out in the open where it can be studied by scientists.
The most troubling thing about this topic is unfortunately it is loaded with garbage consisting of hoaxes, and just bs that is easily explainable. However that does not negate the truly extraordinary cases out there. We just need more evidence to seal the deal, assuming there is concrete evidence.
The CIA has studied the ramifications it would have on humanity and world's religions. I'm not sure we're ready for that yet. I think many are, but a large chunk of the world is not. If only those humans applied the same level of skepticism to their own deeply held beliefs as they do on this topic....

My father-in-law (82yr old) is a former Navy guy. Was in the military his entire career. He's a solid guy and devout Catholic. He's been following this UAP phenomena over the last 2 years. First thing he said to me was "Sh$t I may have to rethink my religion." Just saying....there are deep ramifications to this stuff.
We're not talking about dying and meeting 19 virgins in heaven here. We actually have SOME evidence of these things. And that is a fact.
Humans are just a highly evolved primate and we're barely out of the woods on a cosmological timescale.