In their book “The New Science of UFOs: New insights into an old mystery,” authors discuss how the study of attribution theory and cognitive bias warns against projecting human characteristics onto potential extraterrestrial visitors. They delve into the feasibility of interstellar travel for intelligent life forms and explore how astrobiology challenges conventional assumptions about the survival of life in extreme conditions. Examples include species with long lifespans, organisms capable of ultra-long hibernation, and creatures resistant to radiation and vacuum environments. The authors also examine credible UFO sightings by Navy pilots and discuss how astrobiology offers insights into the potential existence of extraterrestrial life.

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