The earth inhabitants are afraid of many things. Some people are afraid of ghost; others are petrified by other beings on the earth like spiders or bears. There is one thing that people should never be frightened of and that is Unidentified Flying Objects that are supposedly alien related. Millions of people throughout the world claim that they have seen an Unidentified Flying Object or Unidentified Flying Objects. Some of them probably have seen some, but I highly doubt that they are alien related. The main three reasons I don’t believe in alien Unidentified Flying Objects are that there are so many people who have claimed that they have seen alien Unidentified Flying Objects but there is no proof or any decent photographs; the second reason is that there are people out there that are just trying to get famous, and the third reason is that people will say that they have seen a Unidentified Flying Object just to sell merchandise.

    In August, 2007 there were over six hundred and thirty-three Unidentified Flying Objects sightings. Out of those six hundred and thirty three, there were zero pictures and zero videos taken. If there were six hundred and thirty-three sightings, I’m sure there would have been at least one incident where somebody would have taken a picture or filmed something. They also have telescopes and listening devices aimed all over the universe and none of these were caught on those devices (Vike).

    Many people also say that they have seen or even encountered with alien Unidentified Flying Objects just so they can get a picture in the paper or their face on television. Just last year there was an incident in Belgium where two middle aged gentleman declared that they saw a group of Unidentified Flying Objects near the city of Brussels. Later that week the two gentleman said that they did it to have some fun, but Unidentified Flying Objects are never funny. (Smith). On Monday April 23, 2008, that’s this year, a man videotaped a cluster of Unidentified Flying Objects in Phoenix, AZ. The man later confessed that he used helium balloons and road flares to create the fake Unidentified Flying Objects. Also on the 23 of April many people spotted glowing orange orbs in the sky. The orbs thought to be Unidentified Flying Objects had many people stopping to observe them. The on lookers didn’t know that the Unidentified Flying Objects were just Chinese lanterns. Chinese lanterns are simply paper bags that are propelled by hot air from a candle. The Chinese lanterns were released at a near-by teenager’s birthday party. During the incident many people were shown on television or the news, and Ufoligist started throwing theories out there which also got them some air time.(Marshall) These stories alone help prove that Unidentified Flying Objects are alien related.

    Many other people believe in alien related Unidentified Flying Objects because, in my opinion, it is an easy way to make a living. Some of these people write a book every now and then and make enough money to live off for a while. When that money runs out, they just write another book which is mostly filled with pictures anyway. Some of these people have their own television shows on television. There is a show on the History Channel called "UFO HUNTERS" which is a series where four men named Bill Birnes, Pat Uskert, Dr. Ted Acworth, and Jeff Tomlinson find reported incidents about Unidentified Flying Objects and research them to try and figure out what actually happened or if it was in fact an Unidentified Flying Object. Some of the Unidentified Flying Object hunters also have a second source of income. Bill Birnes is also publisher of one of the biggest Unidentified Flying Object magazines called the "UFO Magazine". Dr. Ted Acworth is a mechanical engineer and researcher who previously worked for NASA or the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and Jeff Tomlinson is the scientific intern with the group of hunters. (history.com)

    Unidentified Flying Object can be explained in many different ways. They can be classified as mysteries, hoax, or pranks, and even some times as aliens, but only to the conspiracy theorists. Others incidents are simply made up to make someone famous or to make some quick money. Therefore I do not believe in alien related Unidentified Flying Object.