'But where is the evidence?'
"That is a truly extraordinary claim, begging for extraordinary evidence," Shostak wrote. "But where is the evidence?"
If such compelling evidence existed, the astronomer argued, "thousands of scientists would be fighting one another to study it."claim that verifiable proof of extraterrestrial life and technology has been hidden by the government for reasons unknown. Sure, maybe — but until we see it, it's hard to get too excited.suppressing evidence of ETs, the thousands of satellites orbiting Earth would have captured videos or photos of them by now.
"I still strongly maintain that alien visitation is not something that could be kept secret," he wrote. "The size of such a secret is just too big."
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