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Obama to reveal 'alien & UFO detail before he leaves office'
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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.. according to a news story in the Mirror 
D'ya think he will? Apparently David Cameron will follow suit immediately after ..
I'm betting my mortgage on nothing incriminating everbbeing released *even if* aliens have landed (which they haven't, by the way, just to be clear .. ) as I'm quite sure the US President (& UK PM) wouldn't even be told about it (plausible deniability and all that ..)
So, is the truth out there, or is it all just total bobbins?
Story here -- http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/barack-obama-will-reveal-alien-8044306
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By (user no longer on site)
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I'm betting my mortgage on nothing incriminating everbbeing released *even if* aliens have landed (which they haven't, by the way, just to be clear ..)
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The French military and governmental organisation which set up the cometa report says otherwise |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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The last time a President was going to reveal/find out top secret UFO evidence the CIA shot him. RIP JFK.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1378284/Secret-memo-shows-JFK-demanded-UFO-files-10-days-assassination.html |
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By (user no longer on site)
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If you take a cup and scoop some water from the Atlantic would you consider there to be life just by using your eyes? Now imagine how big space is! And that there are billions of galaxys each with billions of stars most much bigger than our own, with their very own solar systems and you have to think....Its a waste of an awful lot of space if we are the only ones. I don't have proof but id be very naive to think that life doesn't exist everywhere in the universe, in many forms and in many different stages of development and advancement. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The truth is out there.
Haters.  .
I think you must have a flying saucer.
You've been all over the world in the last three weeks  "
You'll have to wait and see what Obama and Cameron have to say  |
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I believe theyve landed many times. What i dont understand is why everything has to be top secret.if as i believe tney have landed theyve done no harm. They havent exterminated us all or maybe i am an alien. If they havent landed there is no point to any of it. The only reason i think some people are so fascinated is because they keep it a mystery |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Wishful thinking. The chances of complex life existing within traversable distance of ourselves, and at a sufficiently advanced level of technology, AND at the right time to coincide with the few thousand years of our own intelligent civilisation is much, much smaller than most people think. Look up the Drake equation - especially abiogenesis. Funnily enough, I was at an astronomy talk about the search for extra-terrestrial life (and its subset, SETI) only a month or two ago. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"If you take a cup and scoop some water from the Atlantic would you consider there to be life just by using your eyes? Now imagine how big space is! And that there are billions of galaxys each with billions of stars most much bigger than our own, with their very own solar systems and you have to think....Its a waste of an awful lot of space if we are the only ones. I don't have proof but id be very naive to think that life doesn't exist everywhere in the universe, in many forms and in many different stages of development and advancement."
This! There is no way that we are the only planet with life on. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The truth is out there.
Haters. .
I think you must have a flying saucer.
You've been all over the world in the last three weeks
You'll have to wait and see what Obama and Cameron have to say "
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Ahh, can't i just have glimpse at your flux capacitor,i promise I won't say I saw it.... Or take pictures  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Wishful thinking. The chances of complex life existing within traversable distance of ourselves, and at a sufficiently advanced level of technology, AND at the right time to coincide with the few thousand years of our own intelligent civilisation is much, much smaller than most people think. Look up the Drake equation - especially abiogenesis. Funnily enough, I was at an astronomy talk about the search for extra-terrestrial life (and its subset, SETI) only a month or two ago."
Astronomy talk? 
I've seen fuzzy pictures of orbs! And someone in a diner in Roswell told me they were butt probed. Keep your abiogenesis and your astronomy to yourself. Next you'll be telling me the moon landing was real.  |
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By *olgateMan
over a year ago
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"Wishful thinking. The chances of complex life existing within traversable distance of ourselves, and at a sufficiently advanced level of technology, AND at the right time to coincide with the few thousand years of our own intelligent civilisation is much, much smaller than most people think. Look up the Drake equation - especially abiogenesis. Funnily enough, I was at an astronomy talk about the search for extra-terrestrial life (and its subset, SETI) only a month or two ago.
Astronomy talk?
I've seen fuzzy pictures of orbs! And someone in a diner in Roswell told me they were butt probed. Keep your abiogenesis and your astronomy to yourself. Next you'll be telling me the moon landing was real. "
Did you enjoy the Butt probe? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Wishful thinking. The chances of complex life existing within traversable distance of ourselves, and at a sufficiently advanced level of technology, AND at the right time to coincide with the few thousand years of our own intelligent civilisation is much, much smaller than most people think. Look up the Drake equation - especially abiogenesis. Funnily enough, I was at an astronomy talk about the search for extra-terrestrial life (and its subset, SETI) only a month or two ago.
Astronomy talk?
I've seen fuzzy pictures of orbs! And someone in a diner in Roswell told me they were butt probed. Keep your abiogenesis and your astronomy to yourself. Next you'll be telling me the moon landing was real.
Did you enjoy the Butt probe? "
Doesn't everyone enjoy a little butt probe ever now and then?  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Astronomy talk?
I've seen fuzzy pictures of orbs! Next you'll be telling me the moon landing was real. "
I never claimed to lead an exciting life I do try to avoid the pictures of fuzzy orbs on this site, but there's a moon landing every time I run naked from my bedroom to the bathroom  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Getting past the initial tricky bit of violent evolution would be the tricky bit for any alien civilisation but after that there'd be no reason why such civilisations wouldn't be able to last for millions of years, now if you think how far humans have come in 2000 years, multiply that by millions of years of technological advances and I would imagine travel distances would be no real problem!.
Our own solar system alone is probably teeming with life beyond our own knowledge,i think it would be obvious to anyone looking at human civilisation that as you advance, you study other life, it's quite obvious to me that that's what there doing |
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By *olgateMan
over a year ago
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"Wouldn't it be funny if David Icke was an alien
He's definitely one of those lizard-people he keeps telling us about. "
I get the bragging and hiding in plain view bit |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Thing is with David Icke he says some absolute bobbins so nobody takes him seriously at all about anything he says (eg the shape shifting reptilian stuff  ) BUT! that dilutes and detracts from some of the stuff that he's been on the money about!
For example, he was spouting on for years about the paedophile rings at the top of society and in celeb culture way before Yewtree and the like and he was absolutely right!
The trouble when you say that EVERYTHING is a conspiracy and believe every wild nutty theory out there is that you lose credibility - and so the credibility of those things you're right about is undermined by association.
I certainly don't believe every crackpot theory out there, but I'm sure that *some* probably aren't a million miles from the truth |
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By *olgateMan
over a year ago
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"Thing is with David Icke he says some absolute bobbins so nobody takes him seriously at all about anything he says (eg the shape shifting reptilian stuff ) BUT! that dilutes and detracts from some of the stuff that he's been on the money about!
For example, he was spouting on for years about the paedophile rings at the top of society and in celeb culture way before Yewtree and the like and he was absolutely right!
The trouble when you say that EVERYTHING is a conspiracy and believe every wild nutty theory out there is that you lose credibility - and so the credibility of those things you're right about is undermined by association.
I certainly don't believe every crackpot theory out there, but I'm sure that *some* probably aren't a million miles from the truth "
So you believe in the Lizard people? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Thing is with David Icke he says some absolute bobbins so nobody takes him seriously at all about anything he says (eg the shape shifting reptilian stuff ) BUT! that dilutes and detracts from some of the stuff that he's been on the money about!
For example, he was spouting on for years about the paedophile rings at the top of society and in celeb culture way before Yewtree and the like and he was absolutely right!
The trouble when you say that EVERYTHING is a conspiracy and believe every wild nutty theory out there is that you lose credibility - and so the credibility of those things you're right about is undermined by association.
I certainly don't believe every crackpot theory out there, but I'm sure that *some* probably aren't a million miles from the truth
So you believe in the Lizard people?"
That the Royal Family are all shape shifting reptiles? Erm ... no comment |
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"Obama to reveal 'alien & UFO detail before he leaves office'.."
I thought Mulder had all the secret alien/ufo files? I don't know what he did with them 'cos I haven't seen last night's episode on Spike yet...
(No spoilers please, but I'm guessing he doesn't post them to the New York Times...)
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By (user no longer on site)
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The thing I hate is when people just dismiss other people's opinions as crazy or bollocks just because you don't believe in something do sent mean it's wrong. ..when colombus first said the world was round the people then said he crazy and look how that turn out... |
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By *errygTV/TS
over a year ago
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if there is proof of alien life, it will be kept undercover, just so many people seen them, think about it if was made public it could upset a lot of religions as they might have the answers. if they are ufos theres vast amount of ocean to hide in |
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By (user no longer on site)
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They already started rounding us up. They pick swingers first and have been taking all the single women, especially the bi ones. Soon there'll be none left
SHAG WHILE YOU STILL CAN!!!!
My sperm has an antidote so you won't show on their scanners, must be taken orally. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Wishful thinking. The chances of complex life existing within traversable distance of ourselves, and at a sufficiently advanced level of technology, AND at the right time to coincide with the few thousand years of our own intelligent civilisation is much, much smaller than most people think. Look up the Drake equation - especially abiogenesis. Funnily enough, I was at an astronomy talk about the search for extra-terrestrial life (and its subset, SETI) only a month or two ago."
Totally agree. I'm more excited by the possibility there was once water on Mars. But I'll stick to watching X Files because, well, Mulder.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The thing I hate is when people just dismiss other people's opinions as crazy or bollocks just because you don't believe in something do sent mean it's wrong. ..when colombus first said the world was round the people then said he crazy and look how that turn out...
I get what you're saying, but considering Columbus thought he found India when he sailed to the Americas and his theory that the world was flat, I don't think he is your best example. "
He was looking for India, because he knew the world was round! |
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"The thing I hate is when people just dismiss other people's opinions as crazy or bollocks just because you don't believe in something do sent mean it's wrong. ..when colombus first said the world was round the people then said he crazy and look how that turn out..."
I get what you're saying but considering Columbus thought he was sailing to India when he landed in the Americas and considering his theory about the earth being round wasn't a new one at the time...I don't think he is your best example. |
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"The thing I hate is when people just dismiss other people's opinions as crazy or bollocks just because you don't believe in something do sent mean it's wrong. ..when colombus first said the world was round the people then said he crazy and look how that turn out...
I get what you're saying, but considering Columbus thought he found India when he sailed to the Americas and his theory that the world was flat, I don't think he is your best example.
He was looking for India, because he knew the world was round!"
I know. I messed up my typing and tried again.  |
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"The thing I hate is when people just dismiss other people's opinions as crazy or bollocks just because you don't believe in something do sent mean it's wrong. ..when colombus first said the world was round the people then said he crazy and look how that turn out...
I get what you're saying, but considering Columbus thought he found India when he sailed to the Americas and his theory that the world was flat, I don't think he is your best example.
He was looking for India, because he knew the world was round!"
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Actually most proper scientists and astronomers had hypothesised the world was round for hundreds of years before Columbus, the church was the one that didn't like the idea because there'd already got this great theory of it being held in an old guys hand or sat on a tortoise!.
Galileo had to fight the church in getting it accepted. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Wishful thinking. The chances of complex life existing within traversable distance of ourselves, and at a sufficiently advanced level of technology, AND at the right time to coincide with the few thousand years of our own intelligent civilisation is much, much smaller than most people think. Look up the Drake equation - especially abiogenesis. Funnily enough, I was at an astronomy talk about the search for extra-terrestrial life (and its subset, SETI) only a month or two ago.
Totally agree. I'm more excited by the possibility there was once water on Mars. But I'll stick to watching X Files because, well, Mulder. "
As Jeff Wayne once told us, the chances of anything coming from Mars are a million to one, but still they come .. |
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"Actually most proper scientists and astronomers had hypothesised the world was round for hundreds of years before Columbus, the church was the one that didn't like the idea because there'd already got this great theory of it being held in an old guys hand or sat on a tortoise!.
Galileo had to fight the church in getting it accepted."
Oh, don't go quoting the post that I removed! I fucked up the typing on my phone....quote the corrected version  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Wishful thinking. The chances of complex life existing within traversable distance of ourselves, and at a sufficiently advanced level of technology, AND at the right time to coincide with the few thousand years of our own intelligent civilisation is much, much smaller than most people think. Look up the Drake equation - especially abiogenesis. Funnily enough, I was at an astronomy talk about the search for extra-terrestrial life (and its subset, SETI) only a month or two ago.
Totally agree. I'm more excited by the possibility there was once water on Mars. But I'll stick to watching X Files because, well, Mulder.
As Jeff Wayne once told us, the chances of anything coming from Mars are a million to one, but still they come .. "
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The drake equation actually says there'd be millions of life forms the universe not none.
The argument is whether any would have evolved enough, considering the earth is about 6 billon years old and has had many life forms on it for hundreds of millions of years, I don't see any reason why other planets wouldn't have undergone the same evolutionary process! The argument about distances is irrelevant as were talking about distances based on our own technology! Only 100 years ago traveling the earth was considered extreme, the moon was considered by many to be not ever achievable in the 20th century.
To think that a civilisation that's been around for a million years of advancement wouldn't be able to travel the solar system with ease is ridiculous |
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"Actually most proper scientists and astronomers had hypothesised the world was round for hundreds of years before Columbus, the church was the one that didn't like the idea because there'd already got this great theory of it being held in an old guys hand or sat on a tortoise!.
Galileo had to fight the church in getting it accepted.
Oh, don't go quoting the post that I removed! I fucked up the typing on my phone....quote the corrected version "
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Lol I never saw your post.... Were we twinned at birth |
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"Actually most proper scientists and astronomers had hypothesised the world was round for hundreds of years before Columbus, the church was the one that didn't like the idea because there'd already got this great theory of it being held in an old guys hand or sat on a tortoise!.
Galileo had to fight the church in getting it accepted.
Oh, don't go quoting the post that I removed! I fucked up the typing on my phone....quote the corrected version .
Lol I never saw your post.... Were we twinned at birth "
You quoted it when you replied to the other dude. I've removed it from my quote of you so no worries |
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"Actually most proper scientists and astronomers had hypothesised the world was round for hundreds of years before Columbus, the church was the one that didn't like the idea because there'd already got this great theory of it being held in an old guys hand or sat on a tortoise!.
Galileo had to fight the church in getting it accepted.
Oh, don't go quoting the post that I removed! I fucked up the typing on my phone....quote the corrected version .
Lol I never saw your post.... Were we twinned at birth
You quoted it when you replied to the other dude. I've removed it from my quote of you so no worries "
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I'm still struggling with my separation anxiety!.
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Wait a minute... Are you saying I'm quoting the guy who you quoted who then quoted you back and then I quoted him but with your quote within that quote...
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Coz if so, I'm going the pub |
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"Actually most proper scientists and astronomers had hypothesised the world was round for hundreds of years before Columbus, the church was the one that didn't like the idea because there'd already got this great theory of it being held in an old guys hand or sat on a tortoise!.
Galileo had to fight the church in getting it accepted.
Oh, don't go quoting the post that I removed! I fucked up the typing on my phone....quote the corrected version .
Lol I never saw your post.... Were we twinned at birth
You quoted it when you replied to the other dude. I've removed it from my quote of you so no worries . .
I'm still struggling with my separation anxiety!.
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Wait a minute... Are you saying I'm quoting the guy who you quoted who then quoted you back and then I quoted him but with your quote within that quote...
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Coz if so, I'm going the pub "
I don't know anymore. I'm coming with you to the pub. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Waste of internet ink... . Ha
Were onto you
I sometimes wonder if I am from another planet....
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Mmmm are you feeling stuck between Mars and Venus.
Wait a minute, you know what's in between Mars and Venus |
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"Waste of internet ink... . Ha
Were onto you
I sometimes wonder if I am from another planet....
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Mmmm are you feeling stuck between Mars and Venus.
Wait a minute, you know what's in between Mars and Venus "
Would it be were small creatures live in peace and harmony inside a small, hollow planet, far, far away, nourished by Blue String Pudding, and Green Soup harvested from the planet's volcanic soup wells by the Soup Dragon...... |
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The argument is whether any would have evolved enough, considering the earth is about 6 billon years old and has had many life forms on it for hundreds of millions of years, I don't see any reason why other planets wouldn't have undergone the same evolutionary process! The argument about distances is irrelevant as were talking about distances based on our own technology! Only 100 years ago traveling the earth was considered extreme, the moon was considered by many to be not ever achievable in the 20th century.
To think that a civilisation that's been around for a million years of advancement wouldn't be able to travel the solar system with ease is ridiculous"
The problem with traveling between galaxies, if you have the technology to go fast enough, is it involves traveling at near light speed to get anywhere in a reasonable time.
Going at near light speed is like a one-way ticket due to space-time. If you traveled away from your own planet at 99% of light speed for a few years and then back again, several thousand years on your original planet would have elapsed.
So the aliens could come, but they would most likely be alone and wouldn't be going home for re-reinforcements.
That's not to say they wouldn't come, just that they would be lone travelers.
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The argument is whether any would have evolved enough, considering the earth is about 6 billon years old and has had many life forms on it for hundreds of millions of years, I don't see any reason why other planets wouldn't have undergone the same evolutionary process! The argument about distances is irrelevant as were talking about distances based on our own technology! Only 100 years ago traveling the earth was considered extreme, the moon was considered by many to be not ever achievable in the 20th century.
To think that a civilisation that's been around for a million years of advancement wouldn't be able to travel the solar system with ease is ridiculous
The problem with traveling between galaxies, if you have the technology to go fast enough, is it involves traveling at near light speed to get anywhere in a reasonable time.
Going at near light speed is like a one-way ticket due to space-time. If you traveled away from your own planet at 99% of light speed for a few years and then back again, several thousand years on your original planet would have elapsed.
So the aliens could come, but they would most likely be alone and wouldn't be going home for re-reinforcements.
That's not to say they wouldn't come, just that they would be lone travelers.
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It's hypothesised that you can bend space to make two points be as simple as a bus ride!.
Like I said, it's relative to about 2000 years of advancement. We can't even imagine what a million years of advancement would look like |
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True. Also if they were advanced enough to be able to visit us, would they be bothered to?
obviously they helped build stonehenge and the pyramids but havn't done much since apart from freaking out hillbillies now and then in the 50's .. |
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"Wishful thinking. The chances of complex life existing within traversable distance of ourselves, and at a sufficiently advanced level of technology, AND at the right time to coincide with the few thousand years of our own intelligent civilisation is much, much smaller than most people think. Look up the Drake equation - especially abiogenesis. Funnily enough, I was at an astronomy talk about the search for extra-terrestrial life (and its subset, SETI) only a month or two ago."
What if they made us what we are and pop back to keep an eye on us? |
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"Wishful thinking. The chances of complex life existing within traversable distance of ourselves, and at a sufficiently advanced level of technology, AND at the right time to coincide with the few thousand years of our own intelligent civilisation is much, much smaller than most people think. Look up the Drake equation - especially abiogenesis. Funnily enough, I was at an astronomy talk about the search for extra-terrestrial life (and its subset, SETI) only a month or two ago.
What if they made us what we are and pop back to keep an eye on us?"
I've seen 'Prometheus' |
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"Wishful thinking. The chances of complex life existing within traversable distance of ourselves, and at a sufficiently advanced level of technology, AND at the right time to coincide with the few thousand years of our own intelligent civilisation is much, much smaller than most people think. Look up the Drake equation - especially abiogenesis. Funnily enough, I was at an astronomy talk about the search for extra-terrestrial life (and its subset, SETI) only a month or two ago.
What if they made us what we are and pop back to keep an eye on us?"
 You win the prize! |
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1) we are not indigenous to this planet. Ergo we are aliens.
2) why is it that an alien race advanced enough to travel across the emptiness of space with technology way beyond us
Would just crash!!!!!
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"1) we are not indigenous to this planet. Ergo we are aliens.
2) why is it that an alien race advanced enough to travel across the emptiness of space with technology way beyond us
Would just crash!!!!!
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"True. Also if they were advanced enough to be able to visit us, would they be bothered to?
obviously they helped build stonehenge and the pyramids but havn't done much since apart from freaking out hillbillies now and then in the 50's .."
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Humans study ants, flowers, bacteria and viruses.
When your advanced you like to look, it's the nature of being advanced |
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It'll never happen if your into aliens, ufos going back to the early 1900's say from the 1930s onwards. Every president has vowed to give disclosure on aliens and UFO's. And every time they get hushed up by the C.I.A. simply because they have far far too much to lose |
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This is going to sound really stupid and I have my coat at the ready!
But if the sun has been expanding, for what billions/millions of years? and still expanding.....
Then at some point in the past, when it was cooler (hey! sunshine is always cool!)....then Mars would have been cooler and surely likelihood of life on Mars, more of a probability!
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I'm not guessing that the white house would leak something this big to the likes of the daily mirror, first off.
Otherwise - if they've got some Alien supersecrets/technology, would they really be going to admit it, without causing tension with other countries?
If it's the most benign of information to be release: like they're sure we've been visited and they have no more details to report, then it's hardly much of a bother. |
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".. according to a news story in the Mirror
D'ya think he will? Apparently David Cameron will follow suit immediately after ..
I'm betting my mortgage on nothing incriminating everbbeing released *even if* aliens have landed (which they haven't, by the way, just to be clear ..) as I'm quite sure the US President (& UK PM) wouldn't even be told about it (plausible deniability and all that ..)
So, is the truth out there, or is it all just total bobbins?
Story here -- http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/barack-obama-will-reveal-alien-8044306
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Might be an idea to tell the truth about foreign goverment involvement in 911 first, just as bloody likely though ! |
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The problem with the Drake equation isn't that it doesn't predict life. Simple single-celled life may be relatively common. Making the leap to complex life is the biggest hurdle. As far as we know, from our sample size of exactly one planet, it's only happened once in the billions of years that the Earth has existed.
We also have exactly zero evidence that a civilisation can become stable enough to exist for millions of years. Even if it gets past the self-destructive stage, there are plenty of external total annihilation options out there.
And distance matters because the speed of light matters. Theoretical bending of space-time in a wormhole type configuration may be theoretically possible, but you'd better have the energy of a star or seventy to manage it.
But hey - if we're going along the lines of 'forget science as we actually understand it - aliens will inevitably have impossible technology', then sure, they've been here loads of times. They ride unicorns. Time-ravelling unicorns. With lasers. Wait and see what Obama says - I think you'll see that I'm right... |
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"They already started rounding us up. They pick swingers first and have been taking all the single women, especially the bi ones. Soon there'll be none left
SHAG WHILE YOU STILL CAN!!!!
My sperm has an antidote so you won't show on their scanners, must be taken orally. "
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"The problem with the Drake equation isn't that it doesn't predict life. Simple single-celled life may be relatively common. Making the leap to complex life is the biggest hurdle. As far as we know, from our sample size of exactly one planet, it's only happened once in the billions of years that the Earth has existed.
We also have exactly zero evidence that a civilisation can become stable enough to exist for millions of years. Even if it gets past the self-destructive stage, there are plenty of external total annihilation options out there.
And distance matters because the speed of light matters. Theoretical bending of space-time in a wormhole type configuration may be theoretically possible, but you'd better have the energy of a star or seventy to manage it.
But hey - if we're going along the lines of 'forget science as we actually understand it - aliens will inevitably have impossible technology', then sure, they've been here loads of times. They ride unicorns. Time-ravelling unicorns. With lasers. Wait and see what Obama says - I think you'll see that I'm right..."
Yes! Yes! You heard it here first on Fabswingers!! Aliens ride time travelling unicorns and fire lasers!!!
Beat that Obama!! |
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I like to think aliens have seen human life on Earth and thought oh shit! Look at those nukes they've got!
Only to be left scratching their heads as to why they are pointing at ourselves.
We must look ridiculous! |
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I generally don't see it as likely that they have been here - whatever they may have been. Due, as above, to the enormous distances etc that are involved.
Where the hell would the daily mirror get its revelation from? Robert Maxwell, beyond the grave? |
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For all we know earth might be some alien kids school science project and at the end of the school day we're off in the bin...thankfully the alien school day is billions of years long so we won't feel a thing |
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"For all we know earth might be some alien kids school science project and at the end of the school day we're off in the bin...thankfully the alien school day is billions of years long so we won't feel a thing "
Ooops someone's been on the happy juice |
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"The thing I hate is when people just dismiss other people's opinions as crazy or bollocks just because you don't believe in something do sent mean it's wrong. ..when colombus first said the world was round the people then said he crazy and look how that turn out..."
Columbus never said the world was round. He thought it was pear shaped. #interestingfacts |
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"The thing I hate is when people just dismiss other people's opinions as crazy or bollocks just because you don't believe in something do sent mean it's wrong. ..when colombus first said the world was round the people then said he crazy and look how that turn out...
Columbus never said the world was round. He thought it was pear shaped. #interestingfacts"
Which it is, actually.... |
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If space is curved then aliens could jump from one point to another rather quickly so even though they might live a long way away, the actual travel time might be less than you think.
Arthur C Clarke once said something along the lines of 'if a technology is so far advanced, it might seem like magic' |
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"If space is curved then aliens could jump from one point to another rather quickly so even though they might live a long way away, the actual travel time might be less than you think.
Arthur C Clarke once said something along the lines of 'if a technology is so far advanced, it might seem like magic' "
Exactly. It's crazy that people think they know everything. Tribes in rainforests would think cars are magic yet they are normal to us. |
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FFS:
" disclosure of UFOs" will be opening the files on the sightings and files:
Do UFOs exist ? Yes; they are " unidentified flying objects " that's UNIDENTIFIED . Not Aliens.
Just anything which has not yet been identified positively.
So there will just be a lump of files released, with records of sightings.
Big Deal.
No idea why "Cameron will follow suit" UK opened its "UFO " files about 20 years ago.
US has already opened up most of the relevant files.
Of course the Tinfoil hat wearers are still reading stuff into it which does not exist.
Like the Roswell nonsense " Aliens that looked like monkeys in space suits". Well - they were monkeys in space suits; it was an early experiment in space suit design, using monkeys to test the technology , which went wrong. You only have to go to the US Aerospace museum to see the records; the nutters still insist that that's all a cover story . |
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".. according to a news story in the Mirror
D'ya think he will? Apparently David Cameron will follow suit immediately after ..
I'm betting my mortgage on nothing incriminating everbbeing released *even if* aliens have landed (which they haven't, by the way, just to be clear ..) as I'm quite sure the US President (& UK PM) wouldn't even be told about it (plausible deniability and all that ..)
So, is the truth out there, or is it all just total bobbins?
Story here -- http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/barack-obama-will-reveal-alien-8044306
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Who believes the mirror???
Come on now. Check RT news if you want the truth.
That being said if this does happen you will probably discover that angels and the most high are aliens. This would be good for them to admit about other life forms though |
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"If you take a cup and scoop some water from the Atlantic would you consider there to be life just by using your eyes? Now imagine how big space is! And that there are billions of galaxys each with billions of stars most much bigger than our own, with their very own solar systems and you have to think....Its a waste of an awful lot of space if we are the only ones. I don't have proof but id be very naive to think that life doesn't exist everywhere in the universe, in many forms and in many different stages of development and advancement."
This gentleman here wrote what I couldn't be arsed to. Salute you sir ?? |
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"This is going to sound really stupid and I have my coat at the ready!
But if the sun has been expanding, for what billions/millions of years? and still expanding.....
Then at some point in the past, when it was cooler (hey! sunshine is always cool!)....then Mars would have been cooler and surely likelihood of life on Mars, more of a probability!
Major Tom "
I think your absolutely spot on, There is a lot of evidence suggesting water flowed on the planet. Maybe mars was just as vibrant as earth now.....And no doubt our planet will suffer the same fate. |
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"I like to think aliens have seen human life on Earth and thought oh shit! Look at those nukes they've got!
Only to be left scratching their heads as to why they are pointing at ourselves.
We must look ridiculous! "
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"This is going to sound really stupid and I have my coat at the ready!
But if the sun has been expanding, for what billions/millions of years? and still expanding.....
Then at some point in the past, when it was cooler (hey! sunshine is always cool!)....then Mars would have been cooler and surely likelihood of life on Mars, more of a probability!
Major Tom I think your absolutely spot on, There is a lot of evidence suggesting water flowed on the planet. Maybe mars was just as vibrant as earth now.....And no doubt our planet will suffer the same fate."
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Isn't Mars further away?
Mercury Venus earth Mars?.
The sun has a complex nuclear physics equation that it pretty much follows.
The temperature on Mars is actually governed by a lack of greenhouse effect, it's smaller than earth colder and has less atmosphere!.
It's just on the outside of the Goldilocks band where as the earth is just on the inside...
If I remember correctly |
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"This is going to sound really stupid and I have my coat at the ready!
But if the sun has been expanding, for what billions/millions of years? and still expanding.....
Then at some point in the past, when it was cooler (hey! sunshine is always cool!)....then Mars would have been cooler and surely likelihood of life on Mars, more of a probability!
Major Tom I think your absolutely spot on, There is a lot of evidence suggesting water flowed on the planet. Maybe mars was just as vibrant as earth now.....And no doubt our planet will suffer the same fate..
Isn't Mars further away?
Mercury Venus earth Mars?.
The sun has a complex nuclear physics equation that it pretty much follows.
The temperature on Mars is actually governed by a lack of greenhouse effect, it's smaller than earth colder and has less atmosphere!.
It's just on the outside of the Goldilocks band where as the earth is just on the inside...
If I remember correctly"
your absolutely right about its where abouts. However we do not not what mars composition was a million/billion yrs ago and we can only theorise on wether life was in abundance or on a smaller molecular level. |
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"This is going to sound really stupid and I have my coat at the ready!
But if the sun has been expanding, for what billions/millions of years? and still expanding.....
Then at some point in the past, when it was cooler (hey! sunshine is always cool!)....then Mars would have been cooler and surely likelihood of life on Mars, more of a probability!
Major Tom I think your absolutely spot on, There is a lot of evidence suggesting water flowed on the planet. Maybe mars was just as vibrant as earth now.....And no doubt our planet will suffer the same fate..
Isn't Mars further away?
Mercury Venus earth Mars?.
The sun has a complex nuclear physics equation that it pretty much follows.
The temperature on Mars is actually governed by a lack of greenhouse effect, it's smaller than earth colder and has less atmosphere!.
It's just on the outside of the Goldilocks band where as the earth is just on the inside...
If I remember correctly your absolutely right about its where abouts. However we do not not what mars composition was a million/billion yrs ago and we can only theorise on wether life was in abundance or on a smaller molecular level. "
. No I agree with you
It's just more likely that Mars will be the future life planet in a million years time not a million years ago.
Besides they already know it's got water and basic life bacteria |
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"will gary mckinnon be invited to tell us what he knows? "
He did tell what he knows, have a look on youtube for Richard D Hall's video of him, it's mind blowing! |
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The problem with Mars is that it's too small. Its iron core stopped spinning so it lost its magnetosphere, and hence its protection from the solar wind. Now its atmosphere has been stripped away to the point where it can't have liquid water any more (not enough pressure, so it sublimates straight from ice into gas). It's close though - just a *bit* more atmosphere and it could have liquid water, albeit in a very narrow temperature band. Any terraforming would need to address that and the lack of radiation protection before it could get anywhere.
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"will gary mckinnon be invited to tell us what he knows?
He did tell what he knows, have a look on youtube for Richard D Hall's video of him, it's mind blowing!"
seeing as obama and cameron have discussed mckinnon publicly, that's what i was hinting at.
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"Did you know none of us really exist, we are like in a computer game that the man above is playing with his mates that he created "
In that case the bloody sore throat I've currently got really was an unnecessary piece of code that they didn't really need to add. Cheers guys 
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"Did you know none of us really exist, we are like in a computer game that the man above is playing with his mates that he created "
In todays world that doesn't seem too far fetched. After all isn't that the direction we are going in anyway. A.I. |
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