Anyone else here looking for aliens?

[Choker]

If you are not helping you should

http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/

[xholly]

I had that setup a few years ago. Think I might install it again, thanks for reminding.

[papill0n]

the chances of us "finding" anything are zero. zerooooooo

intelligent life will find us. we wont find it.

[xholly]

Originally Posted by papill0n

the chances of us "finding" anything are zero. zerooooooo

intelligent life will find us. we wont find it.

Zero is an infinitely small number, I think the chances are slightly above that but not by much.

something like .0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000001% or so

[19teenporn]

The thing is, when they find us, they will just show up and say hi or whatever they wanna do or say.
They will not orbitate earth for years and years like all those assholes want to make us believe.

[2MuchMark]

Originally Posted by papill0n

the chances of us "finding" anything are zero. zerooooooo

intelligent life will find us. we wont find it.

Seti Scientists disagree with you.

[2MuchMark]

Originally Posted by Choker

If you are not helping you should

http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/

I run it on a spare computer here and have been doing so for years.

[Choker]

Originally Posted by 19teenporn

The thing is, when they find us, they will just show up and say hi or whatever they wanna do or say.
They will not orbitate earth for years and years like all those assholes want to make us believe.

Perhaps they have been orbiting earth since the beginning. Maybe we are a lab experiment.

[2012]

i'm sure they can't wait to speak with us

[porno jew]

found them living in the center of the earth already.

[digitaldivas]

I thought it got shut down due to lack of funding, but i guess it's back

[Bjorn]

its impossible for us to say what they would do or not do if aliens would come to earth, maybe they would say hi, maybe experiment with us in secret, invade or even not care shit about us as we would be so low tech compared to them.

[dave90210]

I you want to see Aliens go to the border in San Diego plenty of them cross illegally everyday.

[meka2003]

sounds like a new alien porn niche! should be interesting. I wonder if they went through a google/facebook phase and what it evolved into

[meka2003]

i was actually jjust watching the SCIience channel about the "Arrival"

[Matyko]

I believe in AlienQ

[Chosen]

I don't

[DamianJ]

If you want to do something practical with spare CPU cycles, protein folding would be much more beneficial to society.

http://folding.stanford.edu/

[jigg]

http://ufosontherecord.com/research/
there was one that buzzed Chile airforce while they were training. There's video from 7 different angles

But "aliens" found us a long long time ago. All one has to do is read from the Vedas, Mahabharata to today.

[JFK]

Originally Posted by dave90210

I you want to see Aliens go to the border in San Diego plenty of them cross illegally everyday.

How much are the tickets ?

[NewNick]

We are the aliens....

[L-Pink]

Not now damit my hands are full dealing with all these fucking zombies!

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[Brujah]

re: protein folding, pretty interesting. Biology wins this computing round.

"It's amazing that not only do proteins self-assemble -- fold -- but they do so amazingly quickly: some as fast as a millionth of a second. While this time is very fast on a person's timescale, it's remarkably long for computers to simulate. In fact, it takes about a day to simulate a nanosecond (1/1,000,000,000 of a second). Unfortunately, proteins fold on the tens of microsecond timescale (10,000 nanoseconds). Thus, it would take 10,000 CPU days to simulate folding -- i.e. it would take 30 CPU years! That's a long time to wait for one result!"

from: http://folding.stanford.edu/English/Science

[cherrylula]

They are all around us already. lol

[CaptainHowdy]

Will do as soon as I start losing it ...

[Choker]

Originally Posted by L-Pink

Not now damit my hands are full dealing with all these fucking zombies!

.

Zombies are easier to deal with than aliens.

[19teenporn]

Originally Posted by L-Pink

Not now damit my hands are full dealing with all these fucking zombies!

.

Lol, mine too!
Level 38 in Call of the dead...

[Rochard]

I was sick yesterday and last night I watched a show about this very subject - searching for life. Seems some in the scientific community don't want to search... They are afraid to find a more advanced race that is aggressive and has bad intentions.

[John-ACWM]

Alien life sure sounds interesting.

[CyberHustler]

I'd fuck that Avatar bitch though...

[NaughtyRob]

I used to have that on my computer way back in 1999.

[shake]

No, but it's an interesting project I think.

[borked]

Originally Posted by digitaldivas

I thought it got shut down due to lack of funding, but i guess it's back

yeah, so did I - this was all running what, back in 98 or something. Guess it came back with the renewed interest in space goblins.

[MediaGuy]

They're waiting for us to ping them; THEN they'll come on by and try our Krill...

Seems they found some in Chile, btw - one of the only countries that takes reports of these things seriously - on Video.

Check out how fast they are, frame-by-frame, compared to military jets... cool.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/leslie...b_1342585.html


:D

[Choker]

Originally Posted by CyberHustler

I'd fuck that Avatar bitch though...

Yeah, I felt kinda guilty from getting a boner watching that movie. Was it me or did she show more flesh as the movie progressed?

[FlowerKid]

they already live under us.

[2MuchMark]

Originally Posted by MediaGuy

They're waiting for us to ping them; THEN they'll come on by and try our Krill...

Seems they found some in Chile, btw - one of the only countries that takes reports of these things seriously - on Video.

Check out how fast they are, frame-by-frame, compared to military jets... cool.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/leslie...b_1342585.html


:D

No. No no, No.

UFO's are not aliens from other plants. People who see lights in the sky and automatically conclude that they are aliens are romantic fools.

Here is some cold math facts for you.

The closet star to us is Proxima Centuri at about 4.37 Light years, and after that is Benards Star at 7 light years away.

Even if Proxima Centuri had a planet nearby that had a spacefaring civilization, they could not get here because it is too far away at almost 25,000,000,000,000 (25 Trillion) miles.

That fastest and most economical ship that can be built by humans at the moment uses an ion drive. The ESA SMART 1 mission launched by Nasa last year used an ion-drive ship to go to the moon. The top speed of an ion engine like this is 56,000 km/hr. At this speed it would take 81,000 years to fly between earth and Proxima.

You know I loves me my sci-fi, but there's no proof that aliens are here, and the chances of ever meeting aliens is next to 0 because the spaces between worlds are just too far to travel. THose little lights in the sky that people see? Are anything but. A little Occam's razor 101 would really help those people out.

[porno jew]

[AsianDivaGirlsWebDude]

I'm a Member of WETI:

The mission of the WETI Institute is to understand and explain the origin, nature and prevalence of intelligent life in the universe. The WETI Institute has chosen an entirely novel approach to achieve that goal. Instead of actively searching for extraterrestrial intelligence, the idea is to simply WAIT - until the others find us.

Waiting is a notoriously underappreciated method in our efforts to search for extraterrestrial intelligence. It is cheaper and less stressful than any other type of research. It is also environmentally friendly and does not cause global warming, terrorism or nuclear conflicts.

The WETI Institute has assembled an assorted group of professionals to explore the benefits of waiting for our understanding of life in the Universe. Combining the expertise from a wide range of disciplines - astrophysics, biology, neurology, psychology, philosophy - our objective is to set a new gold standard for scientifically meaningful waiting.

We assume we are conducting the most profound waiting in human history - waiting to know our beginnings and our place among the stars. Numerical simulations have shown that events that will occur with a certain finite probability at any given time will eventually occur with certainty, if only we wait long enough. This is strong evidence for the universal validity of our waiting approach, and it has profound implications for all fields of human endeavor.

We do not need to invoke science, however. When you've lost a companion in a large crowd, the best strategy is not to run around looking for the other person, but to remain in place and wait for them to find you.

It would be outlandishly foolish to give up one's own known position to reach the unknown position of another person, who might have wandered off from that position already anyway. And since, in a philosophical sense, both humans and extraterrestrials are lost in a huge and very empty crowd called outer space, the very same logic applies there.

Mankind has always felt the urge of actively doing something of extraordinary relevance. By doing so, we have caused a great deal of grief and disaster. The WETI Institute proposes to abandon our reckless anthropocentric ambition, and to strive for a more humble approach of letting the universe explore us instead.

ADG

[Jakez]

There is no way in hell "they" would let us reach them. A planet full of greed, ignorance, corruption and wars wanting to spread the virus. No way in hell. Period.

[jigg]

Originally Posted by **********

No. No no, No.

UFO's are not aliens from other plants. People who see lights in the sky and automatically conclude that they are aliens are romantic fools.

Here is some cold math facts for you.

The closet star to us is Proxima Centuri at about 4.37 Light years, and after that is Benards Star at 7 light years away.

Even if Proxima Centuri had a planet nearby that had a spacefaring civilization, they could not get here because it is too far away at almost 25,000,000,000,000 (25 Trillion) miles.

That fastest and most economical ship that can be built by humans at the moment uses an ion drive. The ESA SMART 1 mission launched by Nasa last year used an ion-drive ship to go to the moon. The top speed of an ion engine like this is 56,000 km/hr. At this speed it would take 81,000 years to fly between earth and Proxima.

You know I loves me my sci-fi, but there's no proof that aliens are here, and the chances of ever meeting aliens is next to 0 because the spaces between worlds are just too far to travel. THose little lights in the sky that people see? Are anything but. A little Occam's razor 101 would really help those people out.

so what you're saying is that because humans can't build a vessel that can take us far and away from the planet, other races haven't built it either?

[jigg]

Originally Posted by Jakez

There is no way in hell "they" would let us reach them. A planet full of greed, ignorance, corruption and wars wanting to spread the virus. No way in hell. Period.

quoted for truth