Aliens???

[el ايمان]

I once read that humans were a cluster of billions of cells. Crazy stuff.

[Senor Hoint]

I read somewhere that there are more bacterial cells in the human body than human cells.

If true, sort of a scary thought.

[Ghumanto]

Once I accidentaly entered an UFO site. They have plenty videos to show alien lifes existing in Earth!!! So being extremely curious I watched a video clip - some alien lifes in LA's sewerage system!!
So outrageously wrong those guys are! Those are a sort of creature born automatically in the sewerage and drainage system. In our country some poor guys collects those things, washes with clean water and sale them as fish feeds for aquarium fishes!
since then I've lost a lot of respect for the UFO specialists.
But I think NASA is doing a great job with SETI and other related programs.

Oh somedays Humans will be able to travel through worm holes , space travel will be easier and available for the mass - but long long after I'll be dead. This makes me scratching my bald head so vehemently that If there's really any alien in the Earth - they might feel sorry for me and give me a chance to board one of their aircrafts !!

[grandpa]

Once I accidentaly entered an UFO site.
They have plenty videos to show alien lifes existing in
Earth!!!

I don't find UFO stuff worthwhile
to read, honestly.

Grandpa h.

[Nervous]

The only intelligent alien life known to exist is coming over the boarders.

[Rainbow]

... What do we have to offer them? Will we be slaves? ...

We - Homo Sapiens - can offer them not much. almost nothing. They take us for morons. Why ? Because we think , that we are smart. Nope. We have just starting discovering the Universe, and nothing more.

Example : 2 billion years ago, a form of life manifested its presence.
What does it mean ? It means, for/of the 2 billion years they are advanced then us.
So what ? That means, do you want to get in touch with a civilization that is sitting in caverns and scratching their asses ? Of course. not. It would be a waste time.
That is the reason, they see no interests in getting in touch with us, equally.

In other words : send an expedition to another planet, which finds other species who have no clue on a writing paper ? It would be a waste-time. Get it ? I hope you do it :)

[Rainbow]

Aside ...
I have seen UFO objects. Not made up by psychiatry reasons. Just real UFO objects. Not Earth-origins. What else ? Nothing. They do not give a ... damn about us. That is all. The rest, is movie-imbeciles development baloney.

[ozzie666]

ok firstly, of the billions of planets in our galaxy i find it hard to believe that evolution occurred on only 1 of them.

secondly, there is more likely than not more than a billion other galaxies that will house billions upon billions of other planets we know nothing of, who can actually say with any shred of certainty that there wouldnt be life on any of them? to think it would be ludicrous.

for instance, i believe ive seen a UFO. not aliens but a flying craft that i cannot explain or put a label to. it was a tear drop shape, it was silver/grey, it DID NOT bank like a plane it turned with its nose leading (i specifically remember this cause thats what got me freaked) i called the cops the next town over, they rang me back n said they saw it and couldnt explain it either.

now i cant say i KNOW there is such thing as aliens, but i saw and unidentified flying object.

an alien life form from an alien planet could naturally have evolved to breath something totally different to us, and eat things we couldnt dream of, and live in a way and know things we couldnt possibly imagine.

aliens are not of this world. do not base your assumptions and opinions on earthly comparisons.

[Brian]

I'm not saying that life in the universe is impossible, just very rare. Intelligent life though is entirely dependent on chance within the ecosystem. For example dinosuars raomed the planet for millions of years unhindered, and it took a mass extinction plus thousands of years of more evolution before intelligent life (humans) developed.

According to sundipth of the ancient planet of Tetzri, humans first crashed in a spacepod to earth and then multiplied.
Dinosaurs were taken as samples, but how they survived the ice age, human will?

Even so, technology that has the means to travel through-out the universe is highly unlikely; I've seen documentaries discussing the ideas and technology required to travel through space, and most of the time it's near impossible even with technology that we have know. Although I do imagine if another species of intelligent being had the means to, they maight have already developed such technology, but considering all the factors that need to be taken into account (intelligent life forms, space travel tech) then the chances of intelligent life spying on Earth is quite unlikely.

Trans-Atlantic voyage was unlikely, the world was perceived flat, your limits is someone else's goals and discoveries. THere is a world out there that has done it captured light and became it. Traveled as if they were light and they can communicate and transport everything through this beam. We are descendants of them but are infants of this technology. They are listening to us from their planet and waiting til we are ready. They even watch us as we grow, hence UFO sightings.

[Charlatan]

Google

I saw on the history channel that there is evidence of space ships going into and out of our oceans as they leave some sort of residue, that can be detected. There is also talk of pyramids made of glass or crystal under the ocean. It is clear the aliens are avoiding us. I say we go down into those little suboceanic caverns and grab as much technology as possible!

Pyramids Of Glass Submerged In The Bermuda Triangle - Apparently Apparel - A New Style of Coverage!

This also happens to be in the bermuda triangle. They say that there is massive amounts of methane coming out of the earth's crust there, and that is why the ships dissapear. If you were to observe that there is also a crystal of glass pyramid under the ocean down there, maybe that lends to the explanation aswell?

I know that ships sensors go wonky around that place, but is it just methane?

[Chris the Chees]

Objects hundreds of feet away can easily appear to be somthing that they are not, and people, fueled by their wild imaginations, will percieve them to be something that they are not.

First let's take a sec to consider how unlikely an alien could even exist; for life to flourish a planet needs to be within a 'goldilocks zone' that is every condition has to be right; the planet needs to be X in size, Y in distance from a sun, have Z elements in it, etc.. Then and nly then could amino acids form under the right conditions to propegate life, and then only after millions of years of evolution can intelligent life form. Add in another ten thousand or so for space technology to develop. So yeah.

Well, it happened at least once...

And perhaps you don't quite fathom the numbers we are talking about here. Our galaxy contains approximately 300 billion stars. And some estimations place the number of galaxies in the universe at 500 billion.

That is a possible 150,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 star systems, and if we conclude that each has perhaps 3 planets that is 450,000,000,000,000,000,000,000. And then we consider that star systems emerge and die as do planets over the life cycle of a galaxy, increasing our number of stars, and planets, stars and solar system move and change conditions. We can then also consider that just because we require 'X in size, Y in distance from a sun, have Z elements in it, etc' therefore all life must require comparable conditions - which is logical, but by no means certain.

While I'm not a believer in little green men, per say, I think it is ridiculous to discount the possibility entirely.

[Zeebadee]

Well, it happened at least once...

And perhaps you don't quite fathom the numbers we are talking about here. Our galaxy contains approximately 300 billion stars. And some estimations place the number of galaxies in the universe at 500 billion.

That is a possible 150,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 star systems, and if we conclude that each has perhaps 3 planets that is 450,000,000,000,000,000,000,000. And then we consider that star systems emerge and die as do planets over the life cycle of a galaxy, increasing our number of stars, and planets, stars and solar system move and change conditions. We can then also consider that just because we require 'X in size, Y in distance from a sun, have Z elements in it, etc' therefore all life must require comparable conditions - which is logical, but by no means certain.

While I'm not a believer in little green men, per say, I think it is ridiculous to discount the possibility entirely.

And for pretty much the same reasons, we're never gonna find or hear from them.