Are the aliens here?

[ReggieDurango]

A lot of talk about aliens lately, what’s the latest?

[Idigmygirls]

Originally Posted by ReggieDurango

A lot of talk about aliens lately, what’s the latest?

Well, let's think about this logically for a minute:

For aliens to arrive at Earth, they would need to have the technology to travel between stars, something that is far, far more advanced than our most advanced technology. Such travel would put them, at a minimum, several hundred years ahead of where we are today.

In addition, they would have to have been using this tech for generations in order to end up here on earth. After all, the likelihood that they just accidentally ended up at Earth out of all the possible destinations would be zilch. If this was their first interstellar mission, and Earth was intentional, it would have to be because they became aware of us. In that case, they would either want to contact us or study us. Contact would undoubtedly mean sending messages first. Study would undoubtedly be done from a distance first, not a "manned" mission out the gate.

So, this whole idea that the government is in possession of alien corpses and a crashed alien ship is preposterous. With the tech that the alien's must have to get here, and a mission that involved examination and study in advance, how, exactly, are we to believe that a ship crashed?

I'd say that the odds of aliens being here, just for these reasons alone, is absolutely zero.

There are plenty of other reasons, but what's the point. Once you have a solid argument that puts the odds at 0%, you really don't need any more.

[Ferus]

The latest peak was ignited by this photo from Hawaii, where the Alien returns to land from its mothership hidden underwater in a dormant deep-sea volcano.

[RyuLion]

Come on guys, they've been even before us..

[GLMBV]

They're already on earth and amongst us. I hope that we get to see actual alien contact in the coming years.. And lets hope they're friendly haha

[ReggieDurango]

Originally Posted by Ferus

The latest peak was ignited by this photo from Hawaii, where the Alien returns to land from its mothership hidden underwater in a dormant deep-sea volcano.

[CaptainHowdy]

Originally Posted by Ferus

The latest peak was ignited by this photo from Hawaii, where the Alien returns to land from its mothership hidden underwater in a dormant deep-sea volcano.

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[MatureKing]

Man, I got to tell you something.. last night I saw something. In the sky... It looked like a flying plate.. I think it was a space ship... Yeah... And may be 2 aliens were looking for something.. I didn't see their faces, but I saw their eyes

[RyuLion]

Originally Posted by CaptainHowdy

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Here's more Aliens:

[BaldBastard]

We're alien slaves sent as a few single strands of DNA to prepare a planet for our masters, its encoded in us to try and contact home, then exterminate ourselves.

[OneHungLo]

https://www.fox10phoenix.com/news/no...-some-findings

[Pryda]

Originally Posted by Idigmygirls

Well, let's think about this logically for a minute:

For aliens to arrive at Earth, they would need to have the technology to travel between stars, something that is far, far more advanced than our most advanced technology. Such travel would put them, at a minimum, several hundred years ahead of where we are today.

In addition, they would have to have been using this tech for generations in order to end up here on earth. After all, the likelihood that they just accidentally ended up at Earth out of all the possible destinations would be zilch. If this was their first interstellar mission, and Earth was intentional, it would have to be because they became aware of us. In that case, they would either want to contact us or study us. Contact would undoubtedly mean sending messages first. Study would undoubtedly be done from a distance first, not a "manned" mission out the gate.

In your logical reasoning, you've made several assumptions where there are many more possibilities imo. Go and check Isaac Arthur's YouTube channel if you like this stuff, specifically his playlist on the Fermi Paradox: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDPj...8TT OnCgRkLdU
Mindblowing ideas there.

That being said, I completely agree with you that it's very unlikely a UFO crashed on earth in our lifetime.

[Look Chang]

Aliens come for our beer which is the best in the universe ...

[RyuLion]

Originally Posted by Look Chang

Aliens come for our beer which is the best in the universe ...

Lame beer btw

[k0nr4d]

I think they are doing soft-disclosure. They started some shit like this in September as well from what I recall. I figured they would have announced microbial life on Mars first or something though.

Or they are planning a fake alien invasion (google project bluebeam)

[MatureKing]

[Lexi BongaCash]

Originally Posted by Ferus

The latest peak was ignited by this photo from Hawaii, where the Alien returns to land from its mothership hidden underwater in a dormant deep-sea volcano.

Made my day... aliens are among us

[drexl]

2 possible outcome: disappointed or overwhelmed

[GFED]

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[Paul Markham]

Modern man has been around for 200,000 + years and we still are a very long way from traveling the universe. We've only mastered powered flight in the last 120 years. We are fast on our way to destroying the planet we live on, in the pursuit of money. Money is needed to fund the research required to explore the universe.

So aliens would have to get over the Catch 22 that faces us. How????

[SekobA]

Nooo .......they are afraid from covid

[wehateporn]

Originally Posted by Idigmygirls

For aliens to arrive at Earth, they would need to have the technology to travel between stars, something that is far, far more advanced than our most advanced technology.

Many aliens will be smarter than us and have far more advanced tech which our tiny brains couldn't imagine.

Originally Posted by Idigmygirls

Such travel would put them, at a minimum, several hundred years ahead of where we are today.

They could have been around for millions of years longer than us, and have much bigger brains too. We are like ants to them.

Originally Posted by Idigmygirls

In addition, they would have to have been using this tech for generations in order to end up here on earth.

There will be aliens who have been using amazing tech for millions of years.

In fact, most likely, aliens put us here in the first place and designed us, they probably setup the planet for life.

[Paul Markham]

Originally Posted by wehateporn

Many aliens will be smarter than us and have far more advanced tech which our tiny brains couldn't imagine.



They could have been around for millions of years longer than us, and have much bigger brains too. We are like ants to them.



There will be aliens who have been using amazing tech for millions of years.

In fact, most likely, aliens put us here in the first place and designed us, they probably setup the planet for life.

They could also be a lot stupider than us!!!

If aliens put us here, how didthey get started?

[ruff]

Originally Posted by Idigmygirls

Well, let's think about this logically for a minute:

For aliens to arrive at Earth, they would need to have the technology to travel between stars, something that is far, far more advanced than our most advanced technology. Such travel would put them, at a minimum, several hundred years ahead of where we are today.

In addition, they would have to have been using this tech for generations in order to end up here on earth. After all, the likelihood that they just accidentally ended up at Earth out of all the possible destinations would be zilch. If this was their first interstellar mission, and Earth was intentional, it would have to be because they became aware of us. In that case, they would either want to contact us or study us. Contact would undoubtedly mean sending messages first. Study would undoubtedly be done from a distance first, not a "manned" mission out the gate.

So, this whole idea that the government is in possession of alien corpses and a crashed alien ship is preposterous. With the tech that the alien's must have to get here, and a mission that involved examination and study in advance, how, exactly, are we to believe that a ship crashed?

I'd say that the odds of aliens being here, just for these reasons alone, is absolutely zero.

There are plenty of other reasons, but what's the point. Once you have a solid argument that puts the odds at 0%, you really don't need any more.

In other words, yes, there are aliens here.

[wehateporn]

Originally Posted by Paul Markham

They could also be a lot stupider than us!!!

If aliens put us here, how didthey get started?

Some will be stupider, they will be stuck on their planets, others will be smarter

The first aliens probably evolved

[lockept93]

Case closed

[Busty2]

Ha Ha Ha of course there are Aliens, other civilizations that are way more advance than us. Some people are so arrogant that they believe we are the most advance civilisation in the universe ?

Earth is only about 4 billion years old but the universe is 13.7 billion years old, plus or minus about 130,000 years.

There are estimated to be around 10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 planets in our observable Universe, and that's only counting planets that are orbiting stars.

If just 100,000 planets had life that started say 4 billion years before us they would be so advanced it would seem like magic to us. Folding time and space. string theory wormholes, would all probably be kindergarten subjects for them. I'm sure that aliens this advanced have probably overcome death, illness,old age. Something we could do with some help her on Earth ?

[Busty2]

Originally Posted by Paul Markham

They could also be a lot stupider than us!!!

If aliens put us here, how didthey get started?

Panspermia