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offline hyakusen from 8=============> on 2003-06-06 05:27 [#00729484]
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Do you believe ? and if , thyen why?
i believe...


 

offline merg from The New New York (Berlin) (Germany) on 2003-06-06 05:30 [#00729495]
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Seeing is believing...

:-)


 

offline hyakusen from 8=============> on 2003-06-06 05:31 [#00729496]
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have you seen ?


 

offline Murray from Southend, Essex (United Kingdom) on 2003-06-06 05:32 [#00729499]
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no i haven't, so i don not believe

i do believe that there must be something otu there, but im
not sure what


 

offline merg from The New New York (Berlin) (Germany) on 2003-06-06 05:39 [#00729505]
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Yes, but not up close...


 

offline hyakusen from 8=============> on 2003-06-06 05:44 [#00729508]
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i havent


 

offline merg from The New New York (Berlin) (Germany) on 2003-06-06 05:48 [#00729512]
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I've gotta go now, maybe I'll tell you about it another
time... :-)


 

offline evolume from seattle (United States) on 2003-06-06 14:03 [#00730066]
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do i belive there have been unidentified flying objects?
certainly.

do i belive they are visitors from another planet? no.

why?
Well after studying physics and astronomy at the U.W. (intro
level so i'm no expert) i learned a profound appreciation
for the insignificant size of our planet compared to the
universe. but more importantly, the insignificant amount of
time, compared to the age of the universe, that humans have
existed on our planet.

if the universe is 10-15 billion years old. all critters in
the universe have had a relatively equal amount of time to
evolve. for a species to evolve to a point that they could
achieve inter-galactic travel, their evolution would have to
have either had a massive head start on ours or had some
reason for it to be exponentially more advanced.

added to that, it would be a remarkable coincidence for them
to travel to earth and arrive here when there were actually
humans here to encounter them. Recorded human history is
only about what 10,000 years old tops? this is a blink of
the eye when compared to the age of the universe. an alien
species finding our small planet in that time frame would be
like bumping into an specific, individual grain of sand in
the middle of the sahara desert. quite unlikely i believe.
though not impossibe i will admit, as a gambler and poker
player, these are not very good implied odds. i would have
to fold this hand.



 

offline epohs from )C: on 2003-06-06 14:50 [#00730133]
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^^^ agreed.

i certainly don't believe we are the only intelligent life
in the universe, but, as to whether we're being visited by
life from elsewhere... i'm very skeptical.


 

offline kikkx from 3rd world country on 2003-06-06 15:35 [#00730153]
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some aliens are regular on these parties nowadays... or
maybe its got something to do with depleted uranium


 

offline mc_303_beatz from Glasgow, Scotland on 2003-06-06 15:43 [#00730161]
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fuck reading all that! I believe in UFo, the metal band with
Michael Shcenker


 

offline evolume from seattle (United States) on 2003-06-06 16:37 [#00730206]
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a much more believable theory:

these short statured creatures with the big eyes are just
super evolved humans. their bodies have de-evolved while
their brains have progressed as a result of their machine
dependence in the distant future.
their flying saucers are really just time machines.
it makes more sense becuase it would then explain how they
knew where and when to look for humans here in our
universe; they've kept good records of our history.
they try to remain more or less undetected because they
don't want to adversely affect the space time continuum by
interacting arbitrarily with present day man. They can
afford to be spotted now and then because they are so
advanced, we only see them as aliens anyway.

but i don't really believe that theory anyway.
most UFO sitings are probably just the result of alcohol
abuse.


 

offline joakimlinden from Skövde (Sweden) on 2003-06-06 17:13 [#00730233]
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evolume...
We live in a galaxy with roughly 300 billion stars, many of
which are like our own sun. Some are older and some are
younger.

Lets say a humanoid species developed around one of those
billions of stars, perhaps 1 billion years ago, and that
they didn't nuke themselves right off, and that they evolved
continuosly up til this day... What would they be capable
of?

We can already detect planets around distant suns (not
visually yet, but it's a matter of a few years now til we
do) - wouldn't it be plausible that they could pretty much
search through the galactic neighborhood with pretty high
resolution feedback? That they could perhaps detect planets
with life (even "simple" forms of life)?
To me it doesn't seem that strange, but I'm still pretty
sceptical about the whole idea of aliens watching us...and I
probably will be until the day they (if they're here) reveal
themselves.

Who's to say that they haven't been here since long before
humans developed? Maybe they don't think of us as something
very much more special than anything else that lives
here...

Anyway... U.F.O.'s - in their true meaning (unidentified
thingys) - DO exist and they've been reported for hundreds
of years and probably before that, now is the time to start
funding this line of science and try to figure out what they
really are.


 

offline evolume from seattle (United States) on 2003-06-06 17:31 [#00730256]
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i agree with some of that.

but finding one planet, earth, out of 300 billion possible
solar systems seems extremely unlikely.

especially because, you must consider that when we are
detecting planets around a star, we are doing so using
radiation that left those planets millions of lightyears
ago. Even if a species had the capacity to detect planets
or even life on planets at a high efficiency, they would be
doing so at a delay of millions of light years.
so, not only do they have to sort through billions of
possible star systems for candidate planets, they also have
to compensate for the time it took for light or radiation to
leave our system, travel accross the galaxy, and eventually
be detected by their instruments.
If they were, at this very moment, visualizing our planet
with their high tech instruments, they would actually be
visualizing what our planet looked like many millions of
years ago, long before humans were here.

all this adds up to a very unlikely possibility of them even
knowing we're here.


 

offline joakimlinden from Skövde (Sweden) on 2003-06-06 17:49 [#00730284]
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"If they were, at this very moment, visualizing our planet
with their high tech instruments, they would actually be
visualizing what our planet looked like many millions of
years ago, long before humans were here." - Provided that
they reside many millions of lightyears away : )

Yeah, that is one "problem" but I don't think that we should
let our current view the nature and the laws ruling it be
this limited. I believe the whole lightspeed limit issue is
just another mindblock to be overcome in centuries that
follows, if we manage to keep our finger off the nuke
button.
Once upon a time the Earth was flat and the center of all
things...that was a few hundred years ago. In a few hundred
more, where do we place ourselves then?



 

offline evolume from seattle (United States) on 2003-06-06 18:03 [#00730311]
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i agree its possible.

just extremely unlikely.



 

offline joakimlinden from Skövde (Sweden) on 2003-06-06 18:34 [#00730332]
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then we probably agree : )


 

offline vacant from NYC (United States) on 2003-06-06 19:11 [#00730346]
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There's always Zecharia Sitchin's theories... which, while
outlandish, have an undeniable appeal, especially when you
read his actual books. He's a convincing fellow, most of the
time. Look him up, but the gist of it is a 10th planet
that's in an elliptical orbit making it's "year" around the
sun around 3600 earth years. An intelligent race on this
planet jump-started human life by crossbreeding their DNA
with ours... and all of this stuff is told in the ancient
Sumerian's written histories and tablets. Ok, that's a big
gist, and probably makes you think its all bullshit, but
read "Genesis Revisited" by him (a nice summation of a 5
books series he wrote on the subject) and tell me you don't
consider it a possibility.


 

offline joakimlinden from Skövde (Sweden) on 2003-06-06 19:22 [#00730353]
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Wonder if it's published in swedish... Not that I'm gonna
buy it but maybe check the local library, which is a small
one.


 

offline corrupted-girl on 2003-06-06 19:24 [#00730354]
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oh my god , i love your avatar!!!


 

offline JivverDicker from my house on 2003-06-06 19:27 [#00730355]
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What's your avatar?


 

offline evolume from seattle (United States) on 2003-06-06 19:42 [#00730359]
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im sure it's an interesting book but well,, i just don't
like reading

alert me when the movie comes out.



 

offline hanal from k_maty only (United Kingdom) on 2003-06-06 20:58 [#00730371]
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i work with something thats not from this planet,but it
drives a car not a ufo.


 


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