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by Alfred Lambremont Webre
Seattle Exopolitics Examiner
October 15, 2010
from
Examiner Website
On Oct 14, 2010, the day after the
reported Oct 13, 2010 UFO decloakings over New York City and other
areas of the world (as predicted by a former
NORAD officer), Dr. Mazlan
Othman, Director of the UN Office for Outer Space Affairs
(UNOOSA),
held a press conference at UN headquarters in New York and candidly
and spoke her mind on the extraterrestrial presence and
extraterrestrial contact.
Examiner readers can watch a video of the complete press conference
far below.
’Statistically,
extraterrestrial life is a possibility’
According to one
news report,
“’Statistically, extraterrestrial
life is a possibility,’ Malaysian astrophysicist, Mazlan Othman,
told journalists in New York, where she is attending a General
Assembly meeting on cooperation in the peaceful use of outer
space.
“Othman says solar systems of
planets around stars are constantly being discovered and when
considering the billions of stars in space, ‘we could find
life,’ though when discussing extraterrestrial life, it is ‘not
always green aliens with large lovely eyes, but most likely
bacteria.’
“The UNOOSA chief categorically denied recent press reports that
she had been appointed as Earth's ambassador for aliens should
they appear, asking ‘take me to your leader.’
British papers
covering a Royal Society meeting on outer space apparently
jumped to this conclusion when they discovered Othman's
participation in an expert panel discussion about
extraterrestrial life, contamination from space and other
concerns.
“Othman concedes that she is not an expert on extraterrestrial
life, but points out that as space exploration improves, its
detection becomes more likely. She believes that the world must
come together to lay out a plan for how to cope with such a
discovery. She says it makes sense for the U.N. and its member
states to determine who should represent humanity if aliens come
to our planet.
"UNOOSA is charged with promoting international coordination of
space exploration, satellites, and the tracking and development
of a unified response to threats from asteroids, meteors and
space debris. It also formulates laws and guidelines on the
peaceful use of outer space.
"Though clearly flattered that her name has come up as a
potential representative of mankind to beings from outer space,
Othman says,
'we are many years away from having a plan on the
ready,' for that possible ET encounter.
She chuckled when asked if by years
she meant light years."
International Cooperation in...
The Peaceful Uses
of Outer Space
- Press Conference
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Mazlan Othman
14 October 2010
from
UNMultimedia Website
Ms. Mazlan Othman, Deputy Director-General United Nations
Office at Vienna (UNOV)
and Director of the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs
(UNOOSA),
to brief journalists on the issue of international cooperation in
the peaceful uses of outer space.
She will brief journalists on issues
currently being discussed in the Fourth Committee of the General
Assembly including the benefits of space technology, space and
water, space and climate change, and more.
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