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Some people believe in UFO's and others don't. The jury is still out for me. I will say that when the Trinity bomb exploded in New Mexico people started observing UFO's in that area. It's sort of like your neighbor setting off fireworks on the 4th of July and his last one is a stick of dynamite. It starled you and you need to investigate. An atomic bomb startled aliens and they needed to investigated.

https://www.cia.gov/readingroom/docs/CI ... 0001-5.pdf

I can't quite recall where I read this, or maybe I watched a video of someone postulating it, but one of the 'theories' with UFOs showing up in so much since we started detonating nuclear weapons has to do with the dimensional damage they cause, in that you're not just detonating a nuclear weapon in the 3rd dimension, but across all dimensions, thus doing damage not to just us, but possibly affecting other beings that could be residing in different dimensions.

Obviously don't have a clue what the truth is, but I thought that was an interesting hot take.

- Doc

Just wait till someone develops the first working warp drive.

If they really are spaceships piloted by extraterrestrials (of which I am not yet convinced), we can be pretty certain that they don't come from our solar system, which strongly implies that something like Dr. Alcubierre's warp drive or some other practical means of superluminal travel must be possible. Either that, or they really come from some other dimension, as Doc Cam suggests.