E.T. evidence thread

[exploziv]

Could those be elon musk's satelites? They circle the earth in in groups, one after the other and are most visible in the first week after lauch, before they reach the final altitude.

 

[right]

Na man , I see that all the time eventually they floated down to the base. These things just floated. The video is better I think but I put it on you tube and my name comes up

 

[flower~power]

Here are some interesting thoughts on alien convergent evolution.

 

[pop_rocks]

Na man , I see that all the time eventually they floated down to the base. These things just floated. The video is better I think but I put it on you tube and my name comes up

illumination flares?

 

[right]

illumination flares?

I see . Really though you aren't saying that in jest? At least it's not out of this world

 

[igrowone]

illumination flares?

same base where they had a ufo/flare sighting a while back? it did look like something at the time but confirmed it was flares

 

[right]

Flares it is then guys , thanks for the confirmation. Looked crazy to me.

 

[MAHA KALA]

I don't believe in ufos ( that care to visit us)But with the government whistle blowers and the pentagon admitting that there is something that can't be explained by physics . I think that the intelligent position is to keep an open mind.

I was thinking this too, why would higher entity be interested in us? when they are higher, more developed, they know everything better etc.. but we also study dogs, apes or other animals with less cognitive abilities than us, we make experiments with them, some pretty drastic. we also crossed horse with donkey etc., it helps us to understand ourselves better in many cases. and for example studying insect helps in our robotics etc...

it seems that life is not mystery only for us... that could be good reason why higher entity visit us in some form, abduct us or our animals...

 

[right]

I might have put these up elsewhere, but this was over the Marine Corp base in 29

This also hung in the sky for some time.

 

[flower~power]

was thinking this too, why would higher entity be interested in us?

They would not be interested in us anymore than we are interested in bacteria.. this is an excellent video very easy to understand about this topic in the relationships of higher intelligence in the universe to humble humanity.

 

[pop_rocks]

I might have put these up elsewhere, but this was over the Marine Corp base in 29

This also hung in the sky for some time.

those are rocket trails reflecting light in the atmosphere! they look hella cool

 

[big315smooth]

i would think we would be really interesting to other life or aliens out there from our biology to how our societies work shit we just came outta caves with bows and arrows to having nuclear weapons and all the wars and geopolitics. we are sending rovers to mars and looking at rocks and dirt and its cool wait till our rovers get to planets with life gonna be awesome

 

[William76]

Any1 seen war of the worlds?,76

 

[right]

I like the remake of plan 9 from outer space. It's dedicated to Ed Wood

 

[Rgd]

what a beautiful world it would be
what glorious time to be free

 

[Ca++]

I may of smoked too much, but when the future comes, we will all be working in health and safety, as it will take up all of our time, as a species. Aliens will come, but won't want to land, because of all the cones in the way. There will be cones marking cones as hazards. They won't land, for fear of getting impounded.
No, it's up to us to make it off, before we meet anyone. Which doesn't look realistic. What we could do is send embryonic life. Now I realise that's a controlled word in the future, so I must explain. I mean, the kind of sludge that could put human life on another planet, in say... a billion years or so. One day, we could unravel our dna, and learn to produce the basic prehistoric sludge, that could later find it's way to being like us. If it makes similar choices. Presuming the 'sludge is life' protestors didn't stop the mission.
Would we really want to be on another planet though. Either the weathers got to be better, or I'm just visiting to find some coal. For antique value, you understand

We don't have anything for them. Domesticated humans might be useful, but wild ones? They might never make it off our planet.


I guess if we wait it out, we might get past light speed. In which case, we have defeated accepted physics, so can't gauge how fast is actually possible. Or the fuel requirement. If our craft had such stealth that gravity would bend around it. Would that mean it's slipped out of time, like the papers from my hand, as I did a bit of time traveling myself.

 

[NEED 4 SEED]

Any1 seen war of the worlds?,76

No, but I have the musical adaption by Jeff Wayne, which is a great piece of history.

 

[pop_rocks]

i doubt we can move faster than light speed but i like your taeks
the thing about sending embryonic life is they have no ability to function on their own
people are pretty much blank slates at birth and are nothing more than fancy apes unless they learn some skillz
and as we all know, you gotta have skillz!

 

[right]

Physical Consequences of Light-speed Travel:

Question: "If we were able to build a spaceship that could travel at the speed of light, what would be the physical consequences? As an example, I think Alpha Centauri is about 4 light-years away, so I basically need 4 years on that spaceship to reach it. But, will my body age at the same […]

futurism.com

Here is an article about traveling the speed of light. I liked it.

 

[exoticrobotic]

I once met two tall aliens through the Salvia 60x communication channel.

They explained they were space tourists and enjoyed observing other intelligent forms of life while zipping about.

A bit like a trip to Asda but on a multidimensional scale.