I want to Believe
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Pyramid-shaped UFOs spotted by Navy may be the best 'the world has ever seen,' filmmaker says
The Pentagon has confirmed the authenticity of newly leaked video and images showing multiple UFO sightings by U.S. Navy Personnel, as the government prepares to release a highly anticipated first of its kind report on UFOs this Summer.www.foxnews.com
How come in this age of high-def, digital cameras everywhere, in every pocket, practically, this is the best video we can get of supposed UFOs?
Bigfoot plays 3D Chess while we play checkers.
you saying CMC is Bigfoot?
Yeah, it just makes no sense. The odds that somehow we are the only place where life evolved? No way.
On the bright side, if you told most people you found a place that’s loaded with a new and strange bacteria, they might be cool with just steering clear of it.
As I look out my window I can't even count the living things I can see. So the answer is "no". I've also had cats smarter than many people, so, well, that's another story.
We will eventually find proof of life on Mars. It won't be the last place in the solar system.
Will we ever become aware of interstellar travelers? I'm skeptical. We really have nothing that should interest them if they're that advanced. I feel it may be more likely that we're being visited from across dimensions than across light years. It's also quite possible we're just being visited by us. Think about it. YMMV. Burn one and see what you come up with.
Right there with ya. It’s a possibility that what we think are alien visitors are humans from the future. I assume that’s what you are speculating too?
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If we find intelligent life out there, can we trade some of our unintelligent life for some of them?
On a more serious note though, I think people vastly underestimate what space travel requires beyond say Mars. While technology will create new opportunities and advances beyond today’s imagination, it would take something that fundamentally breaks our current laws of physics to be able to travel to 99.9999999999% of the Universe.
Despite all the advances of mankind over the past 100 years, we’re still fundamentally stuck with iterative improvements on the same core principles of rocket design and thrust. There is no scenario where anything we can think of today can make space travel possible beyond our small solar system (or even within most of it). Unless or until we can find or prove something like teleportation, wormholes, etc (things of fiction today), we’re not going to get anywhere of real promise for advanced civilizations.
Even today, getting beyond a few hundred miles above earth’s surface requires vast expenses and time. Getting to the moon and back takes weeks, and getting to Mars and back would take many months and a lot of luck. Jump ahead another 100 years and without some theoretical game changer, it’s likely only the moon and Mars will be in reach.
It’s almost certain there is other intelligent life, but also possible that even if they are millions or billions of years ahead of us, there just isn’t a way to travel such vast distances and/or detect various types of communication or signals.
On a more serious note though, I think people vastly underestimate what space travel requires beyond say Mars. While technology will create new opportunities and advances beyond today’s imagination, it would take something that fundamentally breaks our current laws of physics to be able to travel to 99.9999999999% of the Universe.
Despite all the advances of mankind over the past 100 years, we’re still fundamentally stuck with iterative improvements on the same core principles of rocket design and thrust. There is no scenario where anything we can think of today can make space travel possible beyond our small solar system (or even within most of it). Unless or until we can find or prove something like teleportation, wormholes, etc (things of fiction today), we’re not going to get anywhere of real promise for advanced civilizations.
Even today, getting beyond a few hundred miles above earth’s surface requires vast expenses and time. Getting to the moon and back takes weeks, and getting to Mars and back would take many months and a lot of luck. Jump ahead another 100 years and without some theoretical game changer, it’s likely only the moon and Mars will be in reach.
It’s almost certain there is other intelligent life, but also possible that even if they are millions or billions of years ahead of us, there just isn’t a way to travel such vast distances and/or detect various types of communication or signals.
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You say that like human pilots have never hot dogged around other human pilots flying inferior craft, then flown off never to be seen again.
Need at least two more choices in your poll. Don't Know, Don't Care.Pyramid-shaped UFOs spotted by Navy may be the best 'the world has ever seen,' filmmaker says
The Pentagon has confirmed the authenticity of newly leaked video and images showing multiple UFO sightings by U.S. Navy Personnel, as the government prepares to release a highly anticipated first of its kind report on UFOs this Summer.
I'd probably check both of those. I would start caring if we were made aware of legitimate sightings and evidence. I guess that is debatable.
