Einstein on UFOs.

Dossier : Einstein's District 9

"This six-page document titled, "Relationships with Inhabitants of Celestial Bodies", is the first document to use the phrase Extraterrestrial Biological Entities, or EBEs. It says the presence of unidentified spacecraft is accepted as de facto by the military - and this is dated June 1947.

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It deals with the subjects that you would expect competent scientists to deal with - i.e., where do they come from, what does the law say about it, what should we do in the event of colonization and/or integration of peoples, and why are they here?
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The document suggests that in the event that EBE's desire to settle here on earth there will be "profound change in traditional concepts" of law and the possible need for a new "Law Among Planetary Peoples." There is also propositions concerning the necessary creation of a "Cosmic International law" that would protect the rights of all celestial states to lay claim on otherwise unclaimed solar territories.

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Finally, the document addresses the presence of celestial astroplanes in our atmosphere as a result of actions of military experiments with fission and fusion devices of warfare. The authors of this document encourage consideration of our potential future situation and safety due to our present and past actions in space.
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How can we avoid a perilous fate?

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Document Authenticity:

Medium-High Level of Authenticity - 60-80%
The medium-high level means that a considerable amount of investigation and testing has been completed and their are strong signs of authenticity in the way of content, forensics, typography, zingers etc. Although there may be some anachronisms identified they do not seem to be major.

THE OPPENHEIMER - EINSTEIN DRAFT

Here it is written out in full:


RELATIONSHIPS WITH INHABITANTS OF CELESTIAL BODIES

Relationships with extraterrestrial men, presents no basically new problem from the standpoint of international law; but the possibility of confronting intelligent beings that do not belong to the human race would bring up problems whose solution it is difficult to conceive.


In principle, there is no difficulty in accepting the possibility of coming to an understanding with them, and of establishing all kinds of relationships. The difficulty lies in trying to establish the principles on which these relationships should be based.

In the first place, it would be necessary to establish communication with them through some language or other, and afterwards, as a first condition for all intelligence, that they should have a psychology similar to that of men.

At any rate, international law should make place for a new law on a different basis, and it might be called "Law Among Planetary Peoples," following the guidelines found in the Pentateuch. Obviously, the idea of revolutionizing international law to the point where it would be capable of coping with new situations would compel us to make a change in its structure, a change so basic that it would no longer be international law, that is to say, as it is conceived today, but something altogether different, so that it could no longer bear the same name.

If these intelligent beings were in possession of a more or less culture, and a more or less perfect political organization, they would have an absolute right to be recognized as independent and sovereign peoples, we would have to come to an agreement with them to establish the legal regulations upon which future relationships should be based, and it would be necessary to accept many of their principles.

Finally, if they should reject all peaceful cooperation and become an imminent threat to the earth, we would have the right to legitimate defense, but only insofar as would be necessary to annul this danger.

Another possibility may exist, that a species of homo sapiens might have established themselves as an independent nation on another celestial body in our solar system and evolved culturally independently from ours. Obviously, this possibility depends on many circumstances, whose conditions cannot yet be foreseen. However, we can make a study of the basis on which such a thing might have occurred.

In the first place, living conditions on these bodies lets say the moon, or the planet Mars, would have to be such as to permit a stable, and to a certain extent, independent life, from an economic standpoint. Much has been speculated about the possibilities for life existing outside or our atmosphere and beyond, always hypothetically, and there are those who go so far as to give formulas for the creation of an artificial atmosphere on the moon, which undoubtedly have a certain scientific foundation, and which may one day come to light.


Lets assume that magnesium silicates on the moon may exist and contain up to 13 per cent water. Using energy and machines brought to the moon, perhaps from a space station, the rooks could be broken up, pulverized, and then backed to drive off the water of crystallization. This could be collected and then decomposed into hydrogen and oxygen, using an electric current or the short wave radiation of the sun. The oxygen could be used for breathing purposes; the hydrogen might be used as a fuel.

In any case, if no existence is possible on celestial bodies except for enterprises for the exploration of their natural riches, with a continuous interchange of the men who work on them, unable to establish themselves there indefinitely and be able to live isolated life, independence will never take place."

THE OPPENHEIMER - EINSTEIN DRAFT ~ part 2


"Now we come to the problem of determining what to do if the inhabitants of celestial bodies, or extraterrestrial biological entities (EBE) desire to settle here.

1. If they are politically organized and possess a certain culture similar to our own, they may be recognized as a independent people. They could consider what degree of development would be required on earth for colonizing.

2. If they consider our culture to be devoid of political unity, they would have the right to colonize. Of course, this colonization cannot be conducted on classic lines.

A superior form of colonizing will have to be conceived, that could be a kind of tutelage, possibly through the tacit approval of the United Nations. But would the United Nations legally have the right of allowing such tutelage over us in such a fashion?



a. Although the United Nations is an international organization, there is no doubt that it would have no right of tutelage, since its domain does not extend beyond relationships between its members. It would have the right to intervene only if the relationships or a member nation with a celestial body affected another member nation with an extraterrestrial people is beyond the domain of the United Nations. But if these relationships entailed a conflict with another member nation, the United Nations would have the right to intervene.

b. If the United Nations were a supra-national organization, it would have competency to deal with all problems related to extraterrestrial peoples. Of course, even though it is merely an international organization, it could have this competence if its member states would be willing to recognize it.

It is difficult to predict what the attitude of international law will be with regard to the occupation by celestial peoples of certain locations on our planet, but the only thing that can be foreseen is that there will be a profound change in traditional concepts.

We cannot exclude the possibility that a race of extraterrestrial people more advanced technologically and economically may take upon itself the right to occupy another celestial body.


How, then, would this occupation come about?

1. The idea of exploitation by one celestial state would be rejected, they may think it would be advisable to grant it to all others capable of reaching another celestial body. But this would be to maintain a situation of privilege for these states.

2. The division of a celestial body into zones and the distribution of them among other celestial states. This would present the problem of distribution. Moreover, other celestial states would he deprived of the possibility of owning an area, or if they were granted one it would involve complicated operations.

3. Indivisible co-sovereignty, giving each celestial state the right to make whatever use is most convenient to its interests, independently of the others. This would create a situation of anarchy, as the strongest one would win out in the end.

4. A moral entity? The most feasible solution it seem would be this one, submit an agreement providing for the peaceful absorption of a celestial race(s) in such a manner that our culture would remain intact WITH GUARANTEES THAT THEIR PRESENCE NOT BE REVEALED.

THE OPPENHEIMER - EINSTEIN DRAFT ~ part 3

"THE ARRIVAL OF CELESTIAL SCRUTINY"



"Actually, we do not believe it necessary to go that far. It would merely be a matter of internationalizing celestial peoples and creating an international treaty instrument preventing exploitation of all nations belonging to the United Nations.


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Occupation by states here on earth, which has lost all interest for international law, since there were no more res nullius territories, is beginning to regain all its importance in cosmic international law.

Occupation consist in the appropriation by a state of res nullius.

Until the last century, occupation was the normal means of acquiring sovereignty over territories, when explorations made possible the discovery of new regions, either inhabited or in an elementary state of civilization.

The imperialist expansion of the states came to an end with the end of regions capable of being occupied, which have now been drained from the earth and exist only in interplanetary space where the celestial states present new problems.


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Editors note:

Res nullius is something that belongs to nobody such as the moon. In international law a celestial body is not subject to the sovereignty of any state is considered res nullius. If it could be established that a celestial body within our solar system such as our moon was, or is occupied by another celestial race, there could be no claim of res nullius by any state on earth (if that state should decide in the future to send explorers to lay claim to it). It would exist as res communis that is that all celestial states have the same rights over it.


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And now to the final question of whether the presence of celestial astroplanes in our atmosphere is a direct result of our testing atomic weapons?
The presence of unidentified space craft flying in our atmosphere (and possibly maintaining orbits about our planet) is now, however, accepted as defacto by our military.

On every question of whether the United States will continue testing of fission bombs and develop fusion devices (hydrogen bombs), or reach an agreement to disarm and the exclusion of weapons that are too destructive, with the exception of chemical warfare, on which, by some miracle we cannot explain, an agreement has been reached, the lamentations of philosophers, the efforts of politicians, and the conferences of diplomats have been doomed to failure and have accomplished nothing.

The use of the atomic bomb combined with space vehicles poses a threat on a scale which makes it absolutely necessary to come to an agreement in this area. With the appearance of unidentified space vehicles (opinions are sharply divided as to their origin) over the skies of Europe and the United States has sustained an ineradicably fear, an anxiety about security, that is driving the great powers to make an effort to find a solution to the threat.

Military strategists foresee the use of space craft with nuclear warheads as the ultimate weapon of war. Even the deployment of artificial satellites for intelligence gathering and target selection is not far off. The military importance of space vehicles, satellites as well as rockets is indisputable, since they project war from the horizontal plane to the vertical plane in its fullest sense. Attack no longer comes from an exclusive direction, nor from a determined country, but from the sky, with the practical impossibility of determining who the aggressor is, how to intercept the attack, or how to effect immediate reprisals. These problems are compounded further by identification. How does the air defense radar operator identify, or more precisely, classify his target?

At present, we can breath a little easier knowing that slow moving bombers are the mode of delivery of atomic bombs that can be detected by long-range early warning radar. But what do we do in, lets say ten years from now? When artificial satellites and missiles find their plane in space, we must consider the potential threat that unidentified spacecraft pose. One must consider the fact that misidentification of these space craft for a intercontinental missile in a re-entry phase of flight could lead to accidental nuclear war with horrible consequences.

Lastly, we should consider the possibility that our atmospheric tests of late could have influenced the arrival of celestial scrutiny. They could have been, curious or even alarmed by such activity (and rightly so, for the Russians would make every effort to observe and record such tests).

In conclusion, it is our professional opinion based on submitted data that this situation is extremely perilous, and measures must be taken to rectify a very serious problem are very apparent,

Respectfully,


/s/
Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer
Director of Advanced Studies
Princeton, New Jersey

/s/
Professor Albert Einstein
Princeton, New Jersey


[note at the end of the original document]

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Myself and Marshall have read this and I must admit there is some logic. But I have think, the President will consider it for the obvious reasons. I understand Oppenheimer approached Marshall while they attended ceremony at.....

As I understand it, Marshall rebuffed the idea of Oppenheimer discussing this with the President. I Talked to Gordon, and he agreed."

Editors note: the signature to the end note appears to be by Vannevar Bush

Just weeks after this the The National Security Act was put in place.

Signed by Truman on July 26, 1947, it reorganized the U.S. Armed Forces, foreign policy, and Intelligence Community. James Forrestal was the first Secretary of Defense. The amendment to the act in 1949, created the Department of Defense.

The Act also started the National Security Council in 1947. Which created the CIA.

According to The Encyclopedia of American foreign policy, the National Security Council "was created because policymakers felt that the diplomacy of the State Department was no longer adequate to contain the USSR in light of the tension between the Soviet Union and the United States."

Or was that just a smokescreen?

Could All this really be due to the discovery at Roswell, which overnight changed everything about national security?

Speaking of Missouri, one has to wonder how many crashes really happened.

We have a possible crash in Germany during the 1930’s, the one that put Hitler and his scientist on fast forward. As well as these other possibilities:



“Regarding the air raid over Los Angeles it was learned by Army G2 that Rear Admiral Anderson…recovered an unidentified airplane off the coast of California…with no bearing on conventional explanation. This Headquarters has come to the determination that the mystery airplanes are in fact not earthly and, according to secret intelligence sources, they are in all probability of interplanetary origin.”
General George C. Marshall

top-secret memo to the President, March 5, 1942


"…coming to grips with the reality that our planet is not the only one harboring intelligent life the universe."
President Franklin D. Roosevelt"

memo on White House stationary to ‘The Special Committee on Non-Terrestrial Science & Technology’. Concerning the Cape Girardeau UFO crash of 1941, Roosevelt went on to state that we will, "take every advantage of such wonders that have come to us" after we have won the war.
Feb 22, 1944

"The first UFO came down in 1941 into the ocean west of San Diego and was retrieved by the Navy. The Navy has held a leadership position in UFO matters ever since. There was another crash in 1946, as well as two other crashes in 1947 besides Roswell."
Dr. Michael Wolf, Colonel USAF

Dr. Michael Wolf: scientific consultant to the President and the National Security Council on extraterrestrial matters; member of Majestic Twelve (MJ-12), UFO secrecy management agency’s (Special Studies Group) and has been in charge of its lead agency, the Alphacom Team. Previously Dr. Wolf served as an Air Force Colonel, pilot, flight surgeon and counter-intelligence officer for the CIA and NSA. He has an MD in Neurology, a Ph.D. in Theoretical Physics, a ScD in Computer Science, a JD in Law, an M.S. in EM influence on organisms, and a B.S. in biogenetics.

reply to post by spiritualarchitect


I have heard that perhaps our radars affect their "vehicles". Are we able to shoot them down, or is our atmosphere that different for them to operate in. I wonder if they wished they had made a left at Uranus?

It is truly incredible what can be read into a few words by adding imagination into one's interpretation. Einstein would have been aware of this which is no doubt why he was curt, clear and precise in his communique. He wanted to leave no misunderstandings about his thoughts on the subject. Yet here we are 50 years on arguing about what he actually said. He is missing out on a good laugh.

I didn't read the entire thread, but in regards to Einstein not caring, what you have to remember is that even to this day it's still taboo for scientists or anyone at that level of profession, philosophers, scholars, historians, etc., to take on the subject seriously because of the negative image it has had in the modern era (20th century to now) due to all the false reports, and downright silly people who made outrageous claims over the years (specifically the wave of loons in the 50's claiming to be from Venus, visiting other planets, etc.), that they could essentially lose their credibility for even talking about it.

Although that aura still exists around it, it's eroding away greatly as more and more professionals are speaking out about it, but had Einstein said anything about it at the time, no matter how much respect he had, he would have been slammed by most of the media and most of his colleagues.

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He would be in the slammer for giving out state secrets.

Einstein himself alien :-)

Originally posted by MadhatterTheGreat
I didn't read the entire thread, but in regards to Einstein not caring, what you have to remember is that even to this day it's still taboo for scientists or anyone at that level of profession, philosophers, scholars, historians, etc., to take on the subject seriously because of the negative image it has had in the modern era (20th century to now) due to all the false reports, and downright silly people who made outrageous claims over the years (specifically the wave of loons in the 50's claiming to be from Venus, visiting other planets, etc.), that they could essentially lose their credibility for even talking about it.

Although that aura still exists around it, it's eroding away greatly as more and more professionals are speaking out about it, but had Einstein said anything about it at the time, no matter how much respect he had, he would have been slammed by most of the media and most of his colleagues.

Yes, that was in the dawn of the contactees when people thought aliens could come from our solar system. Einstein's quotes were sometimes metaphoric were he meant to say something but have it mean something else to make you think about it. So easily Einstein could have said he didn't care 'about the nonsense' but still in the first sentence he acknowledged people had seen something, he was thinking way too much about other things to be researching strange lights.

Einstein was said to be the most intelligent man. Normally people use about 8-12% of their mind power, Einstein had used 17%. If you have ever heard 'an expression is worth a thousand words' it is very important to remember Einstein when you think about that meaning. He looked more of like a magician in a trance when younger. When he became a young adult he had a small smile on his face and a sparkle in his eyes. This expression said alot of words - it said that he had found an equation about reality (light, space, and time) and he had proved it to be correct, but the answer to the equation was something that people would have thought. After these years is where the famous image of Eistein comes into play, everybody remembers his deep stare and stoic expression. What this expression really says is that the equation to the answer to this equation was gone over so much and that because 'inifinity' could not make realistic sense it is like looking at something you are sure it is real but you can prove that it is not.

I can't believe that anyone doubts people have seen UFOs - I've seen a few myself

UFOs are a fact. But what UFOs are is often just conjecture, supposition and imagination.

There is a book called 'Beyond Roswell' that devoted a page to a story by Einstein's assistant (secretary). In 1947 they were invited to a base in a desert that was strongly guarded, where they saw ETs for the first time. When asked about Einstein's reaction she replied:

"He was not disturbed at all by seeing the actual evidence. He said something to the effect that he was not surprised that they came to earth and that it gave him hope that we could learn more about the universe. Contact, he said, should be the benefit of both worlds."

I am not surprised that they would invite one of top scientists to come and view their discovery.

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A lot of Einsteins press involved dreams of time travel EG the story of the paradox twins. A deep understanding of the true nature of time would have been fundamental and what better source would there have been then time traveling aliens?

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