Billions of years later, when consciousness flickered into existence in one tiny corner of the spiralling galaxy, we wondered. Where is others like us?
The variables supporting the existence of life might be numerous, but so is the number of the planets in the universe. Hubble reveals a total estimated number of galaxies to be 100 billion, each with billions of stars inside. Milky Way has 300 billion stars, give or take a couple million.
Considering the above facts, it is difficult not to question the existence of life in other planets.
Personal anecdotes of alien sighting is a hot topic for discussion. Whether its controversies related to Area 51 , or the amiable alien E.T., aliens have always existed in our hearts and minds, but some say they are as real as we are.
The 15th century painting by Domenico Ghirlandaio (1449-1494) known as "The Madonna with Saint Giovannino” gives us a solid glimpse of possible alien existence.
Looks pretty normal right? Look again
We can clearly observe a metallic flying disc far from anything that resembles a bird, sky or even a frisbee.
It is easy to make false claims as a publicity stunt, or write of flying frisbees (with an advanced touch of Photoshop) as alien sightings, but proof in ancient images can’t be easily dismissed.
What do you think?
Image source: Pinterest
interesting
Thank you. :-)
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Perhaps a meteorite?
@wekkel With such a regular disc-like shape? Highly doubt it.