Hello avinash

As far as I can ascertain they really exist.

They appear to be both man-made and extra-terrestrial.

Correct information is difficult, as the very name UFO means unidentified, but there are some weblinks you could look up.

Try these:

Here at http://www.nuforc.org/

Rods = fast-moving objects: http://www.roswellrods.com/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amnNgXRK_vo

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rod_(cryptozoology)

That should be enough to whet your appetite for further information.

Remember there are both genuine researchers, and flaky people, you need to learn which are which.

Kind Regards....

avinash,

There really are unidentified objects. We know little about them since they have not been identified. From time to time unidentified objects are later identified and then they are no longer unidentified objects and cease to be of interest.

'rods' are bugs flying this way and that

in the right light and shutter speed... they seem to be unidentifiable anomalies.

come on

try looking under the sea and behind the moon

"Of course they exist. And if we knew what they were, they wouldn't be UFOs." - anon.

Perhaps the question should be "why don't they exist?"

After all, the world was flat until it was proven to be round.

Our solar system was the only one in existence until other planets were found.

There are those that insist that human beings are the only intelligent life in the universe. But how can an intelligent person make such a statement without proving his ignorance?

If I was an extraterrestrial I'd be tempted to zap a few morons into interstellar dust with my ray gun. Just think, no evidence...... Cool!!!

"Billions and billions", Carl Sagan.

Yes, they do exist. The only true evidence that they do, indeed, exist though is quickly picked up, and enveloped by the Govenment. The US Military is always on the frontline, looking to silence, or debunk any evidentiary material gathered either physically (of which there is none), or electronically (photographic, easily altered). So as far as whether they do exist...I'd say yes, but no evidence can support this. Read 'Roswell, the Cover-up', it has in-depth explanations, and attempts to clear up some of the misconceptions. Whatever did happen there, it was NOT a weather balloon.