Extraterrestrial Life in Iraq: A Study of UFO Sightings and Black Hole

Does the place I'm going to go big vertical streaks sky I'm no idea what the hell they are I'm going to do it with the hell they are set the main one over there I'm going to go big vertical streaks sky I'm going to go big vertical streaks sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky sky the gravitational force would be left, concentrated into a spherical ball just a few meters in diameter. All the planets in our solar system would be sucked into the center of the dying sun. The immense gravitational force of the formerly huge sun would become so condensed that it would begin to suck surrounding stars into itself, even rays of light which are made from photons would be sucked and bent into the center of the dead sun. And this is what's known as a black hole. In his book, a brief history of time, Professor Stephen Hawking posthulates that at the center of every galaxy there is a black hole or even a cluster of black holes whose immense gravitational forces attract nearby stars and even attract nearby smaller galaxies. This theory explains the common swirls shape of many galaxies which resemble pools of water going down a giant galactic plug hole. The black holes are far more than just a plug hole. Some black holes suck and swirl cosmic gases and stars so quickly from the surrounding space that enormous jets of material are flung out into the cosmos from the center of galactic core. The spiral shape of most galaxies seems to suggest that black holes do indeed exist at the center of every galaxy and at the center of every galaxy cluster. Sucking and attracting gases coalescing cosmic dust into stars and planets and over billions and trillions of years swallowing everything around them. Right now at NASA and universities all around the planet, physicists are beginning to theorise what would happen if one were to travel through a black hole. The idea of traveling into a black hole and then emerging on the other side into a new part of the universe is known as the wormhole theory. At the Hadron Collider at Surn, Switzerland scientists are testing the wormhole theory by creating atom-sized black holes and just recently the Hadron Collider had to be shut down. As physicists became worried that these man-made black holes may in actual fact begin to warp the Earth's gravity and create a catastrophe with our planet being sucked into one of these artificial microscopic black holes. Albert Einstein, formulated that nothing could travel faster than light. But just recently Cambridge theoretical physicists led by Professor Stephen Hawking have devised theories which suggest that there are 11 dimensions and each dimension contains a separate universe and that these universes are co-joined together on giant membranes. If one were able to bend, twist or distort the universal membranes then it would be possible to travel to far distant galaxies, to travel in fact to the farthest reaches of our own universe, possibly travel to other universes and other dimensions simply by warping space to it. In Norway and China and Russia during the Christmas holiday season in 2009, eyewitnesses photographed and filmed swirls and spirals in the sky. The mainstream media and the internet filled with images perfectly shaped funnels and spirals. Some instances spherical UFOs appeared from the center of these spirals. Is this some secret space technology using wormhole theory to travel across the universe? Or is this evidence that aliens are sending probes here via wormholes in order to collect data on planet Earth? You're never in bed. It's just what you're doing. You're right to see that blue and blue. A giant spiral of light that suddenly appeared over northern Norway, the winding image could be seen for hundreds of miles fueling speculation that it was anything from alien invaders to a new phenomenon. Alex Markwart reports from Moscow. Norwegian's were treated to a spectacular light show early Wednesday morning that immediately set tongues wagging, everyone asking what treated that giant blue pinwheel in the sky. Speculation has settled firmly on a failed Russian rocket test. Russia's defense ministry has refused to comment, but military sources are telling leading Russian newspapers that there was a test of a Russian beloved intercontinental ballistic missile that failed yesterday. It had previously been announced that there would be tests of the beloved in the region between December 7th and 14th, and specifically from 2am to 9am on Wednesday morning, according to one Russian newspaper. But for now that's simply the leading theory behind the mysterious blue lights. Alex Markwart ABC News, Moscow.