1. Can't be space travellers because the nearest possibly habitual planet are much too far away.
Could be, but it's extraordinarily unlikely.
2. The UFOs observed travelling a very high speeds don't show surface friction as would be expected with normal faster than sound jet aircraft. Aircraft like the Concord needed special alloy material to enable it to travel at the speed it did. UFOs have been observed travelling at much higher speeds where you would expect to see a bright red glow from surface friction, but that is not seen. Therefore we must discount that these are actual physical craft.
The possibility of physical craft doing the things that UFOs are reported to do is so unlikely that it practically requires an appeal to magic, which I reject out of hand. Especially so, since the reported behavior of UFOs thus described
is entirely possible to fake.
An object with mass can't accelerate to a reported 50K mph from a dead stop, turn 180 degrees, return at rough the same speed it left with, and then stop on a dime again, without expending an unimaginable amount of energy, barring, again, magic. But it can be made to
appear to have happened. I have recounted here how a ham operator friend and I made a highly illegal device that made a car traveling within the speed limit to cause police speed radar to indicate that it was moving at 300+ MPH.
Just as a stage conjuror can make it
appear that he's sawed a woman in half, he hasn't. He only makes it appear to have done so. Bear in mind, again, that physical objects with mass
cannot "defy the laws of physics". Those laws are part of God's design. If something
appears to have done so,that appearance is false. Either the observer was simply incorrect for any of a multitude of reasons, of the
appearance was the product of a high tech conjuror's trick.
3. There is no actual evidence of alien bodies being discovered. The Roswell ones have been exposed as a hoax. The "whistle blower" reports seen on Google are fake reports. He "thinks" there are bodies, but he can't prove it.
Agreed.
4. A scientist who has been studying the reports of UFO incidents including crash sites, over several decades, says that there is a lack of debris at the crash sites. No one has come forward to refute his claim as yet, so in the meantime, we have to accept what he says.
I'm sorry, but I see no need to accept the word of anyone at all as authoritative unless there is supporting evidence that confirms their tale. If I tell you that I can throw a baseball 10 miles, but that in flight is disappears so that it can't be found to confirm my having done so, only the veriest ninnie would accept it because they can't prove otherwise. I can send you a picture of my back yard and claim that a UFO crashed there but left no trace. Should you believe me?
But one possibility for saving the scientist's dubious claim. Something may have appeared to have "crashed", and there was no debris because there was no physical object at all. High tech stage magic; electronic conjuring.
5. Area 51 does not hold any ultra secret projects or UFOs. The real ultra secret facility is elsewhere in an undisclosed location. That's the point of being ultra secret. So the hype surrounding Area 51 belongs with fiction movies or conspiracy theories.
I've always assumed that was simply saucer buff folklore.
So, once all these have been discounted, what is there left?
Magic, which I reject,since that's the universal "explanation" for anything that didn't actually happen.
Demons, which is essentially an appeal to magic in a Christianized form.
Spacemen, essentially interchangable with demons.
All these suffer from an almost total of evidence of any kind other than "somebody said" and/or pictures of lights in the sky. The waters are also muddied by the people who produce bogus "evidence" to troll and/or bilk the faithful
On the other side, what's left is:
Misidentified sightings of mundane objects.
Optical illusions.
Intentionally deceptive high tech spoofing, misdirection to make an enemy pay attention to what he thinks is there and miss what's actually happening This is already happening with electronic counter measures, and a lot of this stuff could easily be the next generation of ECMs.
the idea of beings coming from another dimension is viable
Except that there's no evidence of the existence of othr dimensions for interdimensional beings to come from.
, what we do know apart from science fantasy, is that angels and demons can come and go from the spiritual world to ours.
Stipulated. But again, we have no evidence of either angels or demons doing stuff like this. I see this as simply a Christianized appeal to magic.
It is improbable that UFOs involve angels
Agreed.
So all we have left are demons who come from the spiritual world with so called visitations of extra terrestrial beings and objects in the sky in order to confuse, distract, and frighten people.
An idea for which, once again, we have no evidence. Demons in Scripture aren't evil demigods. We see them tormenting poor unfortunates,and being sent packing by our Lord. We see their boss trying to sell a lying bill of goods to our Lord, and being sent packing himself. That's it. No UFOs, no magical powers.
It is also interesting that all those who have had sightings of real UFOs have been heavily involved in the occult
I have recounted my sighting of a real UFO in 1963. A clearly supersonic or hypersonic craft (we got boomed with fair regularity in those days, so we were familiar with it) leaving a string-of-pearls contrail, which to this day I have not found any record of having existed that long ago. I had no interest in the occult when I was 10 years old and have none now. It was not a flying saucer, though, so it probably doesn't count.
and many have had terrifying nightmares after having the sighting.
I might suggest that their "UFOs" are a product of those selfsame nightmares.
As I said, you are quite free to do your own research and come to your own conclusions.
I have, which is how I arrived at the position I hold now.