>The weirdest part to me isn’t the concept of an advanced alien civilization visiting earth but rather the notion that they crash so god damn often which kinda

>The weirdest part to me isn’t the concept of an advanced alien civilization visiting earth but rather the notion that they crash so god damn often which kinda undermines the whole “advanced” part or means that visitations are so ubiquitous that the law of large numbers comes into play that would make crashes actually likely. ...Maybe the uncomfortable truth is, after interstellar travel is achieved we'll just default back to fixing bugs in production. But more on topic, I haven't heard anything that might be interpreted as a "manned" craft crashing since rosswell, so maybe a more fair comparison would be "how often do we crash random drones?" Also, being easy to track assumes that whoever built it hasn't figured out any more advanced stealth tech given a 1000+ year head start on us. I think some of the pilot accounts reported active radar jamming when the objects were pinged, so I'll ignore arguments related to tracking until some new data surfaces.