I think so, Stephen Hawking thinks so, in a giant universe there is distinctly a probability that somewhere alien life has evolved and probably looks pretty different than us, but it might be out there. Slightly different question. How many of us believe that aliens have visited earth . Sergio b only man with a strength of his convictions. Another question. Is the idea that aliens have visited earth, in and of itself, a Conspiracy Theory . Sergio . Probably not. If you take into account that we are trying to get to mars, there would technically be alien life there. To say that another life form has become intelligent enough to do space travel and visit another planet is not a Conspiracy Theory. Felix harcourt that seems fair. It depends on how you define the scope of a Conspiracy Theory. It would take a species collaborating together to land on another planet. Felix harcourt that seems reasonable. It seems a little odd to indict the entire planet of wherever for wanting to come to visi
Probably looks pretty different than us, but it might be out there. Slightly different question. How many of us believe that aliens have visited earth . Sergio b only man with a strength of his convictions. Another question. Is the idea that aliens have visited earth, in and of itself, a Conspiracy Theory . Sergio . Probably not. If you take into account that we are trying to get to mars, there would technically be alien life there. To say that another life form has become intelligent enough to do space travel and visit another planet is not a Conspiracy Theory. Felix harcourt that seems fair. It depends on how you define the scope of a Conspiracy Theory. It would take a species collaborating together to land on another planet. Felix harcourt that seems reasonable. It seems a little odd to indict the entire planet of wherever for wanting to come to visit. Even if we are arguably maybe we could consider it a Conspiracy Theory, it would be a conspiracy of aliens among themselves which is
The works featured in this installment in our Rights Roundup series include the tale of a famous pearl and ‘Magic Candies’ from Korea.
Authors and illustrators whose work is featured in today’s Rights Roundup include, on the upper row from left, Magda Hellinger; Maya Lee; Carmen Posadas; and Jenny Jägerfeld. On the lower are, from left, Heena Baek; José Ovejero; Magdalena Hai; and Teemu Juhani
A Rights Event Reminder: French Week
As this is the last Rights Roundup we’ll have before it opens, we want to refer you to our coverage of the rights program French Week, running May 17 to 28, a project of BIEF, the Bureau International de L’Édition Français the international outreach organization for France’s publishers.