Fiction REINCARNATION, Vol. 1

Korea UFO Research Society

<12> Korea UFO Research Society

We devoted all our energies to the coffee beans business. Successful entry into the market will guarantee us a stable job and further boost the service of the Hidden Valley Club. As we have been busy for months with such efforts, we have become accustomed to the trend of the coffee beans industry and have a knack for running our business. With confidence and composure, we paid attention to UFO research activities again.

"You know we have a regular meeting of the UFO research Society this month, right?"

"I know. I am anxious to attend this meeting. Let's also recommend Yoon-hee to join us."

In my childhood, I had no choice but to curb my curiosity about natural science because of the family tradition of emphasizing ethics and human relationships. Then, after meeting In-gyu, I got new eyes looking at the sky and celestial bodies and became interested in aliens visiting Earth. There will be countless planets in the black space between twinkling stars and galaxies, and terrestrial planets may be hidden very close to the solar system. Whenever I think about it, I want to put everything aside and start exploring outer planets.

I joined the Korean UFO Research Society while watching alien stories on TV and even attracted In-gyu and Yoon-hee. Among the members, there are scientists and experts, but like me, there are many ordinary people who have participated because of curiosity. The meeting provides enough knowledge and up-to-date information for the non-specialists, and the discussions are not difficult. In particular, news of the alien planets and UFO sightings are included. I have come to believe that aliens have visited Earth ever since I listened repeatedly to UFO sightings and alien encounters.

As scientists and the government authorities deny or keep silent about UFO and alien sightings, people try to solve their curiosity through group activities. The Korea UFO Research Society introduces UFOs that have been seen around the world, and when sightings are made in Korea, members visit the site in person to determine whether they are true or not. It also holds discussions on various topics including the claims of ancient alien researchers, theory of extraterrestrial origin of earth's civilization, and information on space exploration announced by NASA. Often movies about aliens are discussed.

Recently, there has been a decrease in UFO sightings but an alien planet syndrome. If we find a terrestrial planet outside the solar system, the existence of aliens will be confirmed and the theory of the alien origin of UFOs will gain momentum. There is no news of the discovery of terrestrial planets yet. It is difficult to find extra-terrestrial planets because they do not emit light on their own. Planets in the Goldilocks zone are more difficult to find because they are far from the star. However, since space telescopes specialized in observing extra-terrestrial planets are being launched one after another and the interests of the astronomers are concentrated on the planet, terrestrial planets will soon be discovered.

Humans have been observing stars closely since thousands of years ago, but the extraterrestrial planet was not discovered until the early 1990s. Although there are estimated to be more than 300 billion stars in our galaxy and the number of planets is expected to be much larger, only about 5,000 candidates for alien planets were found by the end of 2014. Most are planets orbiting very close to their own star, and few belong to the habitable zone, or Goldilocks zone. This fact makes it possible to infer that there may be many planets hidden near the solar system.

The solar system alone has eight planets and hundreds of dwarf planets and satellites. If the stars in the galaxy have planets as large as the sun, the number of planets will be nearly infinite, and there will be many celestial bodies with water and air like Earth. With so many people observing the night sky, the rate of finding an alien planet will accelerate further. Indeed, the universe is wide and there is so much for astronomers to do.