OK So what do you really think
of the credibility of UFO's 
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buschmaster wrote:lots of hoaxes, some amazingly realistic, but overall too many sightings, videos and witnesses to not be real. there's just too much to not be something.
Much as I hate to agree with him, there it is.
The Nimitz footage/recounts of the multi-day encounter, ("Gimble, Tic Tac, Go Fast.") are but the tip of the Iceberg. If you have not researched it/listened to it/watched it, you should. A Hoax?? Kinda doubt it.
This Snit, will not go away.0 -
Talk to anyone who has been to or flown around the South Pole
Or been in really remote places on Earth.0 -
UFO's yes. Aliens from another planet not so sure. Distance to travel and our universe alone is too big to ever find out. Our minds are not capable of understanding the vastness of space. My 2 cents.
Now if there is life on other planets in a galaxy far far away and they made a fly by and saw an episode of Jerry Springer or The View, one of two things would happen, they would turn tail and flee the universe and warn others to keep away or destroy earth with a photon torpedo or three.0 -
Those strange lights in the sky over Antarctica are called aurora australis, the polar opposite (pun) of the Northen lights (aurora borealis). They may look green at times, but it isn't from any pilots aboard. 0 -
I think they are for real. We are being visited by creatures from other planets. 0 -
Allen, I always thought of you as being much more intelligent than that. 0 -
He must have been probed, is my guess.Rocky Raab wrote:Allen, I always thought of you as being much more intelligent than that.0 -
If I remember correctly Allen said he went to a local CHRISTmas tree farm a while back and said that it had been converted to a hemp operation. Might have bought weeds instead of trees. grins. 0 -
Rocky Raab wrote:The same way I feel about all religions, Mike. It's all a scam, a lie, and a superstition based on primitive ignorance and the realization by some men that they can make a big and privileged living from it.
And I'm aware that turning the thread to religion dooms it to the poof pile.
Or as Heinlein said, "Being a preacher is no worse than any other con, provided you have the stomach for it."0 -
I agree. Do they have the technology to visit us, I don't think so. Will we ever develop the technology to visit them, I doubt that too.montanajoe wrote:It is way too big out there to be just us,,,
That being said, no one living two hundred years ago could understand todays tech.0 -
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Time is an abstract, twenty years of travel time may not mean squat to an entity that lives 500-1000 years our time. We are on the crux of gene manipulation that may extend life almost indefinitely.
In all probability, an entity that has evolved completely separate from us would likely be so different that common understandings are nearly impossible.
Whole solar systems, maybe even galaxies, have formed and died before our Sun ever ignited.
Instead of calculating the current number of Stars and Galaxies that exist, you'd also have to factor in all those that have disappeared or been destroyed and reformed. The current Stars and galaxies we can detect are far in the past anyway.0 -
You don't get the concept of light year? It is the distance light travels in one year at 186,000 miles per second. Nearest star: 30 light years. That is 30 years at light speed, and we can go a very small percentage of that. No one has yet explained why beings so advanced that they can get here in anything like a reasonable time, would then waste their time playing hide and seek with us. It buggers the intellect.
And time is only theoretical at the sub atomic level, so they must be really little bitty guys.0 -
We'll have to find a different mode of traveling other than on a rocket ship if we ever want to get any where close to the speed of light. To accelerate a human body to 186,000 miles per second would take years because the human body can only withstand a few G's of force for a short period of time so it would take for ever to get a human body up to that speed and then it would take the same length of time to slow it down. Besides that could you imagine hitting something just the size of a BB or even a grain of sand at 186,000 miles per second in a space ship? :shock:
The speed of light = 670,616,629 miles per hour. You can circle the earth 7.5 times per second at that speed.0 -
"It's way too big out there" is precisely the reason why "they" have never been here, are not here, and certainly never will be here. Or we there. Arguing otherwise is simply irrational. 0 -
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Yes they are REAL : just how I know this : I can not tell !!!!
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Ask your Priest. 0 -
penguin1 wrote:Ask your Priest.
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NeoBlackdog wrote:
Yes.
I thought that was pretty funny, as well.0 -
UFOs are real, but as pointed out by He Dog they are only UFOs until they are identified. After identification they are just ?objects?. If they can?t be identified they remain UFOs. The next one that arrives on earth from another planet will be the first one.
USOs on the other hand are really real. As an eyeball witness of several USOs I have firsthand knowledge of their existence at various places throughout the world. They are inhabited by friendly people and you could swear that a lot of the females are human or very humanlike.
They have free pool tables, free coffee, free board games and playing cards and the one in Rota, Spain had a snack bar that put out a pretty good cheese burger for 35?.0 -
Rocky Raab wrote:Aliens?
Earth is a fairly tiny planet circling a small, commonplace, nondescript star near the fringe of a small galaxy. Our galaxy is roughly 100,000 light years in diameter (quite small as galaxies go) that holds between 100 and 400 billion other stars besides ours. Our "radiowave sphere" is only about 100 lightyears in diameter - which means that's as far as our first radio signals have propagated in space.
No advanced civilization more than 100 lightyears from us can have heard us yet, and if there were one less than that distance away, we'd have heard them, assuming they are at least as advanced as we are.
Since we haven't detected them, it's a certainty they have not detected us. And therefore no reason for them to zero in on this one of maybe 400 billion other stars, and then come to this particular speck of dust to look for us.
On top of all that, all the above assumes we are only talking about travel within this one galaxy. Travel from one of the other billions of galaxies? Utter nonsense.
Sorry, you believers, there are no aliens visiting us.
This suggests that there are between 100,000,000,001 and 400,000,000,001 stars in our galaxy.
Oddly precise, Rocky.0
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