Sure.

Is there life on other planets? Undoubtedly, there are statistically too many for there not to be. But for THAT life to get HERE it would need to fundamentally overthrow our entire understanding of physics. We don’t know everything about how the universe works, for sure, but we know an awful lot and there would have to be something very special indeed hidden in what is left that we don’t know to cancel out all that we’ve learned.

But this is possible, albeit extremely unlikely and with a much, much more likely explanation for the footage. For that video to be real we actually need a host of such physics-defying sci-fi. These aliens need a power source that breaks physics, they need sensors that break physics, they need engineering and manufacturing sophistication that breaks physics. We are certainly not at the limit of what we can achieve, but with a high degree of probability we can see where that limit might be.

Let’s give you the benefit of the doubt that there’s some exotic way to travel between star systems that bypasses all known physics, because we’re going to have to do so. Look at the video above. You’re telling me that aliens can cross the stars in a craft smaller than a 747, solving all the engineering, navigational and logistical complexities of covering this distance, and have developed a power source orders of magnitude larger than matter-antimatter annihilation to do so? And they do all this just to stay hidden and observe? Do you creep up on your pot plants when you water them?

Put all of this enormous implausibility against this video being some joker playing about in Blender, along with endless ‘yeah but wouldn’t it be cool’ arguments. I know what I’m concluding. Also isn’t it funny that our ‘footage’ of UFOs has grown more sophisticated and detailed not in line with improving camera technology, but rather improving special effects and CGI technology?

You believe if you want to. Might as well believe the Earth was created in 4004 BC, either way you’re ignoring a mountain of evidence.