What are the chances of humans currently living within Zeta Reticuli?
I had a thought about these abduction stories and alien visitors in general. Many stories account for alien greys visiting Earth and interacting with
people, animals, etc. Sure some stories involve being be "beamed" or "brought aboard" a craft, but the majority involve greys being in the
presence of people, abductees, etc. here on Earth. There is never any mention of them needing breathing apparatus or breathing assistance while being
within our atmosphere. Likewise, people who share abductee stories never recall difficulty breathing while they are "aboard" a craft and in the
presence of the greys. So, deductive reasoning would say that maybe the greys breathe and exist within a similar type of air, environment.
So, my question. With all of the "missing" people on this planet who have been abducted, disappeared, etc., what do you think that chances are of
at least some of those people living and breathing within Zeta Reticuli? If the greys can obviously co-exist in our atmosphere, wouldn't we be able
to exist in theirs? There may be definite changes in atmospheric pressure, gravitational pull, etc., but logic would say that if their frail bodies
could move about and interact here with no problem, maybe we could there as well. I would say that the odds are good.
Not to allow a movie to provide "evidence", I keep thinking about the pictures of the people who were missing for so many years on Close Encounters
of the Third Kind. What would it mean to the future of our race if there actually was another galaxy / planet that could support life as we know
it?
Has anyone else considered this?