In the decades since the so-called Roswell incident, scientists have proposed theories about the interface of different dimensions in our Universe. In fact, it is now sometimes referred to as a multiverse – a place of parallel and intersecting realities.

Some theories now suggest that visitors are not only simply from faraway planets or moons, but exist in some other unique relationship to our world. They may get here through what are called wormholes, portals or star gates which provide shortcuts through time and space.

Why might these unusual visitors be interested in Earth, the human race and the diverse species of life on this planet in what we call the Milky Way galaxy?

It’s unclear to most people what the agenda might be.

Defense and intelligence activities in this area have reportedly been regarded as a very high priority, and with accompanying high security. What progress has been made in this area? This, too, is a matter that has been difficult for researchers to uncover.

Have diplomatic relations been established with some of these special visitors? Have tactical and strategic alliances been formed? And what about the stories of advanced technology being obtained by Earth officials from ET visitors?

The many incidents involving UFOs over the decades, and maybe centuries, certainly seem to provide many questions and a few possible answers. But, it continues to be a mystery to most people around the world.

From Roswell to more recent incidents such as the March 13, 1997, "Phoenix lights" case in Arizona, there seems to have been gradually increasing awareness in the public, the media, the scientific community and within governments that something quite significant is going on.

Is the whole UFO topic a fantasy? Is it a real situation requiring that the human race prepare itself?

Are human consciousness, human development and human survival at stake?

Maybe the 2010 International UFO Congress & Film Festival in Laughlin will help increase understanding about these fascinating topics.

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