UFOs and extraterrestrials, replaced by Da Vinci

The UFOs are no longer fashionable. Conoco its golden age between 50 years and 80, when everywhere arose ufologists who were engaged to investigate sightings of witnesses, the media was echoed by the most sound and produced films and TV series.

The interest was maintained during part of 90, but in the end not have been more than longing of the past. The best proof of this is that those who were engaged in body and soul to chase-and-publish articles and books today have changed the ETs by conspiracies or planetary pseudomisterios historical, such as those in The Da Vinci Code.

The poor aliens have stopped building pyramids to be replaced by mysterious civilizations esoteric.
What has become of everything? Esper-pénticas ideas: as we are being visited by 12 different alien races, some of them have reached an agreement with certain government-read, the U.S., so as to enable them to kidnap their fellow citizens in exchange for technology; aliens living in secret bases-where they keep the remains of a crashed saucer-and those who love strawberry ice cream and Tibetan music.

Gone are the animated discussions between believers and skeptics on what crashed in Roswell, New Mexico. The extraterrestrials, as the elves in Middle-earth, have left these shores. Already not interested, even sexual mind.

The UFOs, the same thing happened with the witches in the eighteenth century and the spirits in the nineteenth, have become part of the collective imagination. They were the fashionable myth of the twentieth century and, like all myths, has finished leading a belief system, almost a religion.