The idea of encountering astronauts from another world is truly elusive; unless you live in the United States of America, which accounts for nearly 99.8% of the advent of aliens, monsters, ghouls, vampires and any strange object that may ever emerge. But what if, with much compromise and serious research, I have stumbled into my non-earthly space or received a rational signal that you believe is originating from the Orion Nebula ... What should you do then ?!
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Fortunately for the sake of compulsion, the International Academy of Astronautics - IAA published a detailed plan of what to do before any discovery of extraterrestrial life was announced. The International Academy of Astronautics (IAA) is a scientific entity of great importance, founded in Stockholm, Sweden, on 16 August 1960. It is a member of the International Astronautical Federation (IAAF), which has more than 300 members representing 66 countries around the world. By the way, the United Arab Emirates joined her last year 2016.
It's just as serious as you can see. What should we do before the sun rises or the world is warned? Let us read together Protocol I!
Declaration of Principles on the Post-Detection Activities of Intelligent Objects Outside the Earth
The IAA has a Standing Committee called the IAA SETI Permanent Committee or the International Academy of Astronautics Committee for the Project for the Search for Intelligent Objects on Earth. As you have noticed, it is an interesting name that is always easy to remember, as is the case with all the names of space. In its mission, the Commission includes the development of protocols to be followed by the City SETI scientists in the search for, analysis, verification, advertising and response to any signals from intelligent extraterrestrial beings. In 1989, the Academy adopted the Declaration of Principles on the After-Detection of Extracurricular Activities, or what is now known as Protocol I, which was revised and released in 2010 .
You can read the entire first protocol on the SETI website or download it from here, but for your time, in the world of innovation we simplified the nine articles of Protocol I below ...
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1 If you think you've received a signal from extraterrestrial spacecraft, the first thing to do is check it out once and twice. I finished reviewing it twice? Check it twice more! You must end up believing that the source of that signal is not Earthly for intelligent beings, otherwise do not exhaust yourself with the following ...
2 So do you really believe that these signals originate from space objects? Well, slow down and keep the news public; tell your fellow researchers and monitors who will not tell you about the mental hospital when you talk about it, and ask them independently to confirm what you think you have reached.
3-Congratulations! As long as I've moved on to this item, I've really found space objects! Now more scientists and researchers are coming in, especially through the Central Bureau for Astronomical Telegrams of the International Astronomical Union, which scientists around the world are officially turning to whenever a new astronomical event or discovery is detected. There is another list developed by the IAA Academy, which you can find here.
4 This is the time to act without reservation. Tell everyone what you found, and we mean everyone without exception! From the real estate keeper you live in, to the cargroom in the near position, the bread vendor, your neighbor and your virtual friends on Facebook! Post the news as deliberately as you can.
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5 Now it is time to show evidence. Make your data and images available to the international scientific community through ads, meetings, conferences, etc. You should have noticed by this time, so do not hesitate to communicate personally with scientists and researchers around the world.
6 Secure yourself! No one knows what is coming, so you need to record and save more than one backup of your detection directories and hide them in more than one location with as much security and confidentiality as possible. This is your treasure small and great, so do not hesitate to protect him love in God!
7 If your evidence is in the form of electromagnetic signals, you will have to talk to one of them at the International Telecommunication Union to protect and preserve that evidence.
8 Do not try to answer the signals in any way, even if you do not know if you will succeed or not. Believe me, you resolved to be the cause of invading the earth as history books will remember! So let the AII Academy have a specialized committee that has been waiting for decades for this particular item.
9 The IAI SETI Committee will monitor the consequences of your discovery from now on. If confirmed, the other party will not be contacted or any other important decisions will be taken unless the relevant international bodies such as the United Nations agree.
I do not know how effective Protocol I is with monitoring the signals of the next planet Viga space fleet to invade the Earth, while you probably will still be stuck in the third item when their fighters land in the capitals of major cities around the world. But there's no need to worry, as the chances of monitoring such signals before NASA and City are zero and big! Thus, these nine items will take only a few hours before the post-detection and confirmation procedures are implemented.
I invite you to see the following video of former SETI Center Director Jill Cornell Tarter, while talking about Protocol I ...
