I noticed something interesting while scrolling through social media – the question of extraterrestrials keeps coming up, but when you look at the arguments, it's a lot of noise for very little signal.

Elon Musk raised a point that seems pretty logical to me: if extraterrestrials were really visiting Earth, why are there still no clear videos in 2026? Almost everyone has a smartphone with a camera now. The UFO videos we see floating around on YouTube are honestly blurry, as if it's intentional. And then there's the issue of distance – planetary systems are so far apart that an alien ship would have a hard time reaching us with a crew alive onboard.

What’s interesting is that Edward Snowden, the guy with access to classified CIA and NSA information, said in 2019 that he hadn’t found anything convincing about extraterrestrial presence. But even he admits that there’s probably something unexplained in certain UFO encounters.

Then, the Pentagon released documents and videos of pilots who encountered unidentified flying objects – and they admit these things could be of extraterrestrial origin. So on one side, you have Elon Musk and skeptics demanding solid proof, and on the other, government agencies acknowledging the inexplicable.

Astronomers, for their part, have scanned millions of stars searching for signs of life and haven’t detected anything so far. So here we are – in this gray area where no one can really make a definitive statement. Conspiracy theories say the truth about extraterrestrials is being hidden, but skeptics like Elon Musk are simply asking: where’s the proof?

This is a debate that will probably go on for a long time. In the meantime, if you want to follow market movements while waiting for space news, you can check prices on Gate.