My point of view is yes but I'm not convinced they have been here yet and we may never live long enough as the human race to see them here or to travel to them.
It's supreme arrogance of mankind to believe we are alone
Speak for yourself pal. I'm from the Midlands.
craigstephens
Oh the irony.
craigstephens
Goole 'the drake equation'.
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mutley1
i think if there are aliens out there then they can't be any more … i think if there are aliens out there then they can't be any more intelligent than we are as otherwise they would have found us by now. :)if there are more intelligent species out there and they manage to find us then that will be a very sorry day for mankind as we will be taken over and treated like we treat other animals.
Free food and daily walkies? Sounds great.
Lots of illegal Aliens in Manchester (edited)
scrumpypaul
Unless some form of non-conventional travel is discovered (wormholes, FTL … Unless some form of non-conventional travel is discovered (wormholes, FTL travel) then the distances are just too great.
It would take ages on a fork lift truck wouldn't it?
Oh, you said FTL so scrap that X)
PhearFactor
LMAO You mustn't of been around for the previous jumps in knowlage I … LMAO You mustn't of been around for the previous jumps in knowlage I guess.
Oh the irony.
definitely yes, they're all around us...just watching oO protect yourself with a tin foil hat
Been here before they have
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wellen1981
Things I like about your post...It starts asking about what said, then … Things I like about your post...It starts asking about what said, then you ask what im referring to, then you get it incorrect with your statement, then you are bang on the money with your final 7 words!That IS exactly where we came from.If you have a nosey online at the actual space science nerds thoughts and findings you will quickly discover that biological life even in its most basic forms originated from space, more specifically brought here from comets, meteors, asteroids.Case closed.
Ahh! Panspermia! (_;)
skellysgirl
It's supreme arrogance of mankind to believe we are alone
Not to mention highly illogical...
We are ALL alien to this Earth. We did not come from here.
You will never get VIP with this one.
Statistically, they must exist in some form or another - the sheer quantity of planets in the Universe means that they must - if you believe in the statistics, which I do.
Practically, we will never get to see them, they will never get to see us. Too far. Unless some form of non-conventional travel is discovered (wormholes, FTL travel) then the distances are just too great. Plus, why would a super-intelligent civilisation choose to visit us in particular when, if there are numerous planets with other forms of life in our infinite Universe, there will be others closer?
It would be marvellous to discover life of any variety, maybe in the seas on the moons of the middle gas giants of our Solar System. Who knows. I hope I live long enough to see man land on Mars.
123thisisme
There is a theory that there is another planet in our system that orbits … There is a theory that there is another planet in our system that orbits the sun in a long polar plane rather than equitorial like Earth. Most of the time it is out of site to us but every few thousand years or so it comes close enough to earth to allow travel from them to us and thats why we take jumps in knowlage on a regular basis.
LMAO
You mustn't of been around for the previous jumps in knowlage I guess.
I saw a UFO once, still creeps me out to think about it. No lights in the sky stuff either, the thing was maybe 15 meters off the ground. You could see it was a machine.
It was about the size of a small car and made absolutely no sound at all. Disc shaped and sort of made up of two halves, It was also pulsing and changing colour. The bottom half would be red and the top half black then the colours would switch. The bottom half would become black and the top half red. The colours continued to switch every second as it moved. We were stood pretty much underneath the thing and walked along with it for a couple hundred yards, we stopped and it carried on at walking pace until it dipped over some trees.
I still think about it 20 years on, and talking about it still gives me the same uneasy feeling as I had standing there watching it. I couldn't say it was a spaceship, but I've seen nothing like it since.
Krooner
I saw a UFO once, still creeps me out to think about it. No lights in the … I saw a UFO once, still creeps me out to think about it. No lights in the sky stuff either, the thing was maybe 15 meters off the ground. You could see it was a machine. It was about the size of a small car and made absolutely no sound at all. Disc shaped and sort of made up of two halves, It was also pulsing and changing colour. The bottom half would be red and the top half black then the colours would switch. The bottom half would become black and the top half red. The colours continued to switch every second as it moved. We were stood pretty much underneath the thing and walked along with it for a couple hundred yards, we stopped and it carried on at walking pace until it dipped over some trees. I still think about it 20 years on, and talking about it still gives me the same uneasy feeling as I had standing there watching it. I couldn't say it was a spaceship, but I've seen nothing like it since.
Your avatar made the decision, of whether or not to believe you, relatively simple.
Our own existence is proof that life exists elsewhere.
fps_d0minat0r
Water was dumped here so its possible that within that water there was … Water was dumped here so its possible that within that water there was life.
oO
Harefoot
… [img]https://encrypted-tbn2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTPQctSCOImFezhMceFD1YthP8pEVTLn6lKbqVHqRXJRvj4tls8[/img]A possible candidate
I love this picture but i still dont get why caterpillers need hazmat suits.... or is it a gordon freeman cosplay thing going on...
craigstephens
Really? Where do we come from then? If you're referring to the fact that … Really? Where do we come from then? If you're referring to the fact that the matter we are made up from comes from stars, then that doesn't mean we are not from earth. Life evolved on earth, its not like life was just dumped here from space!
Things I like about your post... It starts asking about what said, then you ask what im referring to, then you get it incorrect with your statement, then you are bang on the money with your final 7 words!
That IS exactly where we came from.
If you have a nosey online at the actual space science nerds thoughts and findings you will quickly discover that biological life even in its most basic forms originated from space, more specifically brought here from comets, meteors, asteroids.
Case closed.
mutley1
i think if there are aliens out there then they can't be any more … i think if there are aliens out there then they can't be any more intelligent than we are as otherwise they would have found us by now. :)if there are more intelligent species out there and they manage to find us then that will be a very sorry day for mankind as we will be taken over and treated like we treat other animals.
Why do you assume that they will treat us as 2nd class citizens? It may be that they do have superior intelligence which includes superior morals and ethics. (edited)
moose109
Imagine if they've been watching us for a while, but all they can get … Imagine if they've been watching us for a while, but all they can get reception from is Eastenders and Jeremy Kyle, therefore they think we are all like that!
Tbh they wouldn't be far off the mark..
yes
Villa
Speak for yourself pal. I'm from the Midlands.
Definite alien, they're all weird around here!
There is a theory that there is another planet in our system that orbits the sun in a long polar plane rather than equitorial like Earth. Most of the time it is out of site to us but every few thousand years or so it comes close enough to earth to allow travel from them to us and thats why we take jumps in knowlage on a regular basis.
Google 'the drake equation'. Most credible boffins agree that when you put the numbers in it, its highly unlikely that we are alone in our own galaxy, let alone the universe. (edited)
craigstephens
Oh the irony.
Why is it irony to deliberately quote a misspelled word and then try to belittle him for doing so when it's not a mistake. Now that IS irony.
I'm not convinced they have been here either, but there is a very good chance considering the technologies and UFO's which our ancestors have described.
Considering the universe is over 13 billion years old and the possiblity that we are not the first intelligent life in it, that would give aliens a massive time advantage.
Maybe they didnt take over our planet for ethical reasons? I'm sure when space travel becomes common for humans we are not going to take over every planet we find which is capable of life... but we may still send 'messengers' to those planets and interact with the indigenous species. Theres also a good chance we will continue monitoring them to make sure they do not pose a threat.
There is a theory that there is another planet in our system that orbits … There is a theory that there is another planet in our system that orbits the sun in a long polar plane rather than equitorial like Earth. Most of the time it is out of site to us but every few thousand years or so it comes close enough to earth to allow travel from them to us and thats why we take jumps in knowlage on a regular basis.
thats not a theory its the ramblings of an author.
to answer the OP of course there are aliens, thousands if not millions of em, maybe as close as Europa
Aliens.
Do they exist? Yes.
Will you ever see them in your lifetime? No.
Will the human race ever make contact? Maybe.
inxs
Why is it irony to deliberately quote a misspelled word and then try to … Why is it irony to deliberately quote a misspelled word and then try to belittle him for doing so when it's not a mistake. Now that IS irony.
Don't understand. How is it not a mistake?
123thisisme
There is a theory that there is another planet in our system that orbits … There is a theory that there is another planet in our system that orbits the sun in a long polar plane rather than equitorial like Earth. Most of the time it is out of site to us but every few thousand years or so it comes close enough to earth to allow travel from them to us and thats why we take jumps in knowlage on a regular basis.
123thisisme
There is a theory that there is another planet in our system that orbits … There is a theory that there is another planet in our system that orbits the sun in a long polar plane rather than equitorial like Earth. .
Your avatar made the decision, of whether or not to believe you, … Your avatar made the decision, of whether or not to believe you, relatively simple.
Hahaha!
wellen1981
We are ALL alien to this Earth. We did not come from here.
Really? Where do we come from then? If you're referring to the fact that the matter we are made up from comes from stars, then that doesn't mean we are not from earth. Life evolved on earth, its not like life was just dumped here from space!
craigstephens
Really? Where do we come from then? If you're referring to the fact that … Really? Where do we come from then? If you're referring to the fact that the matter we are made up from comes from stars, then that doesn't mean we are not from earth. Life evolved on earth, its not like life was just dumped here from space!
Water was dumped here so its possible that within that water there was life.
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Free food and daily walkies? Sounds great.
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It would take ages on a fork lift truck wouldn't it?
Oh, you said FTL so scrap that X)
Oh the irony.
protect yourself with a tin foil hat
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Ahh! Panspermia! (_;)
Not to mention highly illogical...
Practically, we will never get to see them, they will never get to see us. Too far. Unless some form of non-conventional travel is discovered (wormholes, FTL travel) then the distances are just too great. Plus, why would a super-intelligent civilisation choose to visit us in particular when, if there are numerous planets with other forms of life in our infinite Universe, there will be others closer?
It would be marvellous to discover life of any variety, maybe in the seas on the moons of the middle gas giants of our Solar System. Who knows. I hope I live long enough to see man land on Mars.
LMAO
You mustn't of been around for the previous jumps in knowlage I guess.
It was about the size of a small car and made absolutely no sound at all. Disc shaped and sort of made up of two halves, It was also pulsing and changing colour. The bottom half would be red and the top half black then the colours would switch. The bottom half would become black and the top half red. The colours continued to switch every second as it moved. We were stood pretty much underneath the thing and walked along with it for a couple hundred yards, we stopped and it carried on at walking pace until it dipped over some trees.
I still think about it 20 years on, and talking about it still gives me the same uneasy feeling as I had standing there watching it. I couldn't say it was a spaceship, but I've seen nothing like it since.
Your avatar made the decision, of whether or not to believe you, relatively simple.
oO
I love this picture but i still dont get why caterpillers need hazmat suits.... or is it a gordon freeman cosplay thing going on...
Things I like about your post...
It starts asking about what said,
then you ask what im referring to,
then you get it incorrect with your statement,
then you are bang on the money with your final 7 words!
That IS exactly where we came from.
If you have a nosey online at the actual space science nerds thoughts and findings you will quickly discover that biological life even in its most basic forms originated from space, more specifically brought here from comets, meteors, asteroids.
Case closed.
Why do you assume that they will treat us as 2nd class citizens? It may be that they do have superior intelligence which includes superior morals and ethics.
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Tbh they wouldn't be far off the mark..
Definite alien, they're all weird around here!
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Why is it irony to deliberately quote a misspelled word and then try to belittle him for doing so when it's not a mistake. Now that IS irony.
Considering the universe is over 13 billion years old and the possiblity that we are not the first intelligent life in it, that would give aliens a massive time advantage.
Maybe they didnt take over our planet for ethical reasons? I'm sure when space travel becomes common for humans we are not going to take over every planet we find which is capable of life... but we may still send 'messengers' to those planets and interact with the indigenous species. Theres also a good chance we will continue monitoring them to make sure they do not pose a threat.
A possible candidate
thats not a theory its the ramblings of an author.
Your text here
to answer the OP of course there are aliens, thousands if not millions of em, maybe as close as Europa
Do they exist? Yes.
Will you ever see them in your lifetime? No.
Will the human race ever make contact? Maybe.
Don't understand. How is it not a mistake?
Another Earth 2011
Journey to the Far Side of the Sun (1969)
Hahaha!
Really? Where do we come from then? If you're referring to the fact that the matter we are made up from comes from stars, then that doesn't mean we are not from earth. Life evolved on earth, its not like life was just dumped here from space!
Water was dumped here so its possible that within that water there was life.