WORLD CONTACT DAY – March 15

WORLD CONTACT DAY
Every year on March 15th, people around the globe unite on World Contact to make contact with extra-terrestrial (ET) life and alien civilizations.

Nearly half of all human beings believe that intelligent alien civilization exists. This is according to a recent survey conducted in 24 different countries. More than 60 percent believe that there is some life form on other planets. Those who believe other life forms exist think we should try to make contact with them.

If you are one who doesn’t believe in aliens, maybe these things will help you change your mind:

The U.S. government takes UFOs seriously.
Scientists think that certain planets are habitable.
Many people claim to have personal contact with aliens and have been able to draw pictures describing their experiences.
Many people have reported UFO sightings and have taken pictures to prove it.
There are a lot of things that happen in the sky that are simply unexplainable.
If aliens really do exist, why haven’t we made contact with them? There are several theories. Some believe aliens are either sleeping, hiding, or still evolving. Others think that humans haven’t spent enough time looking. Maybe aliens are already here, and we just haven’t figured it out yet.

HOW TO OBSERVE #World Contact Day
Many UFO groups throughout the world hold special events on this day. People are encouraged to make contact with ET life. They can try to do this through meditation, prayer, thought, or consciousness. Besides attempting to make contact, here are some other fun ways to participate:

Watch your favorite alien movie. If you don’t have one, here are some good choices: Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Men in Black, Alien, Arrival, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, and E.T. the Extra-terrestrial.
Binge-watch X-Files, Battlestar Galactica, Firefly, Stargate SG-1, or one of the many Star Trek series.
Think about how our world would change if we made contact with ET life.
Discuss with others whether or not there is life on other planets.
Listen to the Carpenter’s song Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft (which has become the recognized anthem for this day). You can also watch the video.