View of a 'flying saucer' built atop a new science and technology museum in Binzhou city, east China's Shandong province, 10 January 2016. Even with
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View of a 'flying saucer' built atop a new science and technology museum in Binzhou city, east China's Shandong province, 10 January 2016. Even without its giant radio telescope, China may have already made serious progress in contacting life on other planets, with the sudden appearance of a flying saucer atop a new science and technology museum in Shandong province. According to reports, this is merely the finishing touch on the four-story museum complex that includes space for exhibits, offices and a 4D cinema that promises to help the people of Binzhou learn the truth about the universe. But, come on, we know what it's really there for. The museum is projected to open in the second half of 2016, from whence the alien invasion will then commence.