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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

I was watching a documentary last night, and saw the same old grainy, wobbly filmed "evidence" that I've seen a hundred times. Ancient ruins that have pictures of supposed aliens, and things like the Nazcar lines fascinate me, but I really don't believe "they" have visited Earth. In my opinion, any alien civilization that has the intelligence and technology to bridge the gap of possibly thousands of light-years to get here, should have developed the ability not to be spotted and photographed by a guy in an anorak carrying a tartan thermos-flask.

So, UFO's and aliens visiting Earth - do you believe?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I definately know that aliens have visited earth and are among us...I think I'm living with one! Lou x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Given the endless amount of planets out there, each with a different climate of it's own it's a lot more likely that other life does exist. Whether they'd have the technology to visit our world or if they did have, think we were worth bothering with, is another matter....

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By *ensualfire88Man
over a year ago

Edinburgh


" Given the endless amount of planets out there, each with a different climate of it's own it's a lot more likely that other life does exist. Whether they'd have the technology to visit our world or if they did have, think we were worth bothering with, is another matter.... "

I can't help thinking that if they did have the technology and had taken the time and effort to make the journey they would probably have said "hello" when they got here.

Rether than displaying a penchant for abducting white trash trailer dwellers, taking them up to their craft and anally probing them.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


" Given the endless amount of planets out there, each with a different climate of it's own it's a lot more likely that other life does exist. Whether they'd have the technology to visit our world or if they did have, think we were worth bothering with, is another matter.... "

I agree with you there - if they had that sort of technology, we are plankton in comparison and probably not worth a visit. Still, we may be a student's science project!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


" Given the endless amount of planets out there, each with a different climate of it's own it's a lot more likely that other life does exist. Whether they'd have the technology to visit our world or if they did have, think we were worth bothering with, is another matter....

I can't help thinking that if they did have the technology and had taken the time and effort to make the journey they would probably have said "hello" when they got here.

Rether than displaying a penchant for abducting white trash trailer dwellers, taking them up to their craft and anally probing them.

So, you've met my James then lol

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


" Given the endless amount of planets out there, each with a different climate of it's own it's a lot more likely that other life does exist. Whether they'd have the technology to visit our world or if they did have, think we were worth bothering with, is another matter....

I can't help thinking that if they did have the technology and had taken the time and effort to make the journey they would probably have said "hello" when they got here.

Rether than displaying a penchant for abducting white trash trailer dwellers, taking them up to their craft and anally probing them.

"

That's just an excuse the secret bi guys tell there wife after a night out and coming home with a loose rectum.

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By *ensualfire88Man
over a year ago

Edinburgh


" Given the endless amount of planets out there, each with a different climate of it's own it's a lot more likely that other life does exist. Whether they'd have the technology to visit our world or if they did have, think we were worth bothering with, is another matter....

I agree with you there - if they had that sort of technology, we are plankton in comparison and probably not worth a visit. Still, we may be a student's science project!"

Best you get a disclaimer on your profile fot both Sydney Uni and and intergalactic undergraduates or your tits coul be on display throughout the cosmos.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

And I thought they were one and the same institutions x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

there must be some other kind of life out there, but probably not sentient like us, it took many things to make us evolve in the way we have so unlikely to have happened again.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I do believe in other life, given the number of potential goldilock's distance planets, it just seems impossible for there not to be life.

I do also agree with the above that you'd think that if they got to us, they'd at least say hello.

But there is another possibility - they could literally be millions of years more evolved than us, so our expectations could be similar to saying "next time you go to america, say hi to an ant".

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

definitly life but none coming to our planet. why drive that far and then go ah fuck it ive looked at the planet, i am to scared to say hello lets go home

i was watching another documentary and they have found several planets similar to earth but most were about 50-100 times the size of our planet called super earth's. some were 100 percent water (even the core) so it was just a never ending oceon (imagine being on a raft on that bugger!), Some were compleetely land but thier were a few with a good mix of both

how the hell they new which ones had land water etc i dont know but the machine that found the planets was cool.

well i have a theory, seeing as the only reason we dont have dinosaurs anymore is because they were wiped out on our planet, would some of these other planets be mainly reptile based if they did infact ivolve in the same way

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"there must be some other kind of life out there, but probably not sentient like us, it took many things to make us evolve in the way we have so unlikely to have happened again."

Actually, alls it took was to be a certain distance from the star, have bigger planets at the edges of the system and for ice carrying meteors to impact the planet. Everything else was generated simply by the formation of a planet under those conditions.

In solar terms, that's incredibly common.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"

how the hell they new which ones had land water etc i dont know but the machine that found the planets was cool."

The machine reads the radiation difference when the planet (which they cant see in reality) passes in front of it's star. The readings let then see it has an atmosphere and when they know that, they can deduce the general composition of the planet, especially when they have something to compare it to - i.e. our planet.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"definitly life but none coming to our planet. why drive that far and then go ah fuck it ive looked at the planet, i am to scared to say hello lets go home

i was watching another documentary and they have found several planets similar to earth but most were about 50-100 times the size of our planet called super earth's. some were 100 percent water (even the core) so it was just a never ending oceon (imagine being on a raft on that bugger!), Some were compleetely land but thier were a few with a good mix of both

how the hell they new which ones had land water etc i dont know but the machine that found the planets was cool.

well i have a theory, seeing as the only reason we dont have dinosaurs anymore is because they were wiped out on our planet, would some of these other planets be mainly reptile based if they did infact ivolve in the same way"

It looks like "V" had it right all along...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"well i have a theory, seeing as the only reason we dont have dinosaurs anymore is because they were wiped out on our planet, would some of these other planets be mainly reptile based if they did infact ivolve in the same way"

I think it'd definetly a possiblity (and was a story line in Star Trek Voyager!) but only if evolution happened along the same lines as our planet.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

cheers i didnt realize the same machine that found them actually was capable of reading the atmosphere

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"cheers i didnt realize the same machine that found them actually was capable of reading the atmosphere"

I think I typed it slightly wrong - it reads the way the atmosphere alters the radiation coming from the star So it doesn't read the atmosphere itself, just the effect on the star it has.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

ahhh right that cool the things our species can do aye

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"ahhh right that cool the things our species can do aye"

Yeah... find planets but not aliens!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"ahhh right that cool the things our species can do aye

Yeah... find planets but not aliens!"

I can see a group of them giggling away behind a great big rock on some planet or other saying "Sshhhhh, they've got that machine thing powered up again".....

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"ahhh right that cool the things our species can do aye

Yeah... find planets but not aliens!

I can see a group of them giggling away behind a great big rock on some planet or other saying "Sshhhhh, they've got that machine thing powered up again"....."

STAND STILL AND THEY WONT SEE US!!!

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By *ensualfire88Man
over a year ago

Edinburgh

"so it was just a never ending oceon (imagine being on a raft on that bugger!)"

What did you build the raft out of?

(sorry!)

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Taking into account the speed of light is a universal given without exception other then when its travelling though matter of forces which causes a distortion factor so small its not relevant in dismissing an objectivity that suggests any species viewing earth form a distance even as close the next nearest galaxy would be seeing this planet in an evolutionary state way before the existence of the most primitive life form so far discovered…… Struth,,, there I go again,,,, waffling-on ,,,, erm… what was the question again … oh…. Yeah now I remember….. so why on earth would technically advanced aliens decide to come here in the first place unless they were perhaps interested in collecting samples of primitive primordial soup…….. just a thought …..Ohhhh go on hit me with tales of time travel, string theory and the BIG BANGGGGGG

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


""so it was just a never ending oceon (imagine being on a raft on that bugger!)"

What did you build the raft out of?

(sorry!)

"

well first of all wher would you yourself come from?

oooo snap

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"definitly life but none coming to our planet. why drive that far and then go ah fuck it ive looked at the planet, i am to scared to say hello lets go home"

Sounds like my last meet.

Aliens are all timewasters!!

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"Taking into account the speed of light is a universal given without exception other then when its travelling though matter of forces which causes a distortion factor so small its not relevant in dismissing an objectivity that suggests any species viewing earth form a distance even as close the next nearest galaxy would be seeing this planet in an evolutionary state way before the existence of the most primitive life form so far discovered…… Struth,,, there I go again,,,, waffling-on ,,,, erm… what was the question again … oh…. Yeah now I remember….. so why on earth would technically advanced aliens decide to come here in the first place unless they were perhaps interested in collecting samples of primitive primordial soup…….. just a thought …..Ohhhh go on hit me with tales of time travel, string theory and the BIG BANGGGGGG"

Agreed, the speed of light is a constant, but it is possible that there is a faster medium than light, but we would be unable (as yet) to find or even measure it.

Can't remember who said it, but...

"the universe is not only more wondrous than we imagine, it's more wondrous than we CAN imagine".

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Taking into account the speed of light is a universal given without exception other then when its travelling though matter of forces which causes a distortion factor so small its not relevant in dismissing an objectivity that suggests any species viewing earth form a distance even as close the next nearest galaxy would be seeing this planet in an evolutionary state way before the existence of the most primitive life form so far discovered…… Struth,,, there I go again,,,, waffling-on ,,,, erm… what was the question again … oh…. Yeah now I remember….. so why on earth would technically advanced aliens decide to come here in the first place unless they were perhaps interested in collecting samples of primitive primordial soup…….. just a thought …..Ohhhh go on hit me with tales of time travel, string theory and the BIG BANGGGGGG

Agreed, the speed of light is a constant, but it is possible that there is a faster medium than light, but we would be unable (as yet) to find or even measure it.

Can't remember who said it, but...

"the universe is not only more wondrous than we imagine, it's more wondrous than we CAN imagine"."

Yikes,,,,,You agree with me!!!….. Crikey,,,,, well I just made all that stuff up!!! haha,,,,,,or perhaps I really stole it from the Bluffers Guide to Science.... arf arf

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I believe theres other life out there, i simpley can not believe that we are the only planet with life on it

I dont think its what they make out it is tho, you know the space ships etc

its probably just single cell life forms etc, im really not sure lol

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I believe theres other life out there, i simpley can not believe that we are the only planet with life on it

I dont think its what they make out it is tho, you know the space ships etc

its probably just single cell life forms etc, im really not sure lol"

The thing is that if there's a near infinite number of potential planets for life to form on, and if planets come and go on a cosmic scale with regularity and as life occupies only a tiny portion of a planets lifespan, the reality is that life would be present throughout the universe at all stages of evolution.

In other words you are as likely to find an amoeba as you are a dalek, just in different places, as evolution is specific only to it's immediate surroundings, not a grand scheme of things.

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By *unky monkeyMan
over a year ago

in the night garden

There is a theory that one or more alien species have already visited our planet way back in mankind's very early years and possibly were even involved in homosapien development, using their own genetic code with that of earth primates! Let's face it we are a little odd compared to every other primate on this planet.

These same people suggest all we have left to remember our creators is religion and the odd 2 mile long scratch here and there in South America.

The fact they aren't here now may mean it actually took them thousands of years to get here and they may not be back if at all for thousands of years to come.

So in brief there are aliens walking the earth as we speak... it's us!

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"I believe theres other life out there, i simpley can not believe that we are the only planet with life on it

I dont think its what they make out it is tho, you know the space ships etc

its probably just single cell life forms etc, im really not sure lol

The thing is that if there's a near infinite number of potential planets for life to form on, and if planets come and go on a cosmic scale with regularity and as life occupies only a tiny portion of a planets lifespan, the reality is that life would be present throughout the universe at all stages of evolution.

In other words you are as likely to find an amoeba as you are a dalek, just in different places, as evolution is specific only to it's immediate surroundings, not a grand scheme of things."

See "The Drake equation" for the formula for calculating alien lifeforms.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Yeah well ,most people don’t believe me when I tell them NASA once asked if I’d be willing to be an astronaut on one of their unmanned space-missions ,,,, Ohhh the Irony

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By *umourCouple
over a year ago

Rushden

Just had this thought..

The universe was formed in "The Big Bang" So, all planetary material was formed or dispersed at the same time. It all travels away from the centre at roughly the same speed, at least to begin with.

What I'm thinking is.. If we are at a certain stage in the development of our planet, wouldn't the likelihood be that any other planets with the ability to sustain life be at roughly the same stage of development? That means that maybe no one or thing else has the ability to travel huge distances. Or perhaps they are not pre-occipied with what is "out there!"

That is of course assuming that the timescale for the development of earth follows some plan. (or perhaps from some algorithm from a giant computer core… Hmmm Perhaps it was called “Deep Thought”! )

(Runs off shouting "Hold on Zaphod! I've forgotten my towel!")

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By *ensualfire88Man
over a year ago

Edinburgh

(Runs off shouting "Hold on Zaphod! I've forgotten my towel!")

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Maybe its the organised religions who have a conspiracy to keep it all quiet not wanting more competition.

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