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How do you guys feel about the possible existence of extraterrestrials?
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The Sun produces enough energy in a day to power the entire world.
We have technology on earth that can locate a pixel from tens of miles away.
I think its certainly possible that another form of life has mastered things we haven't even discovered yet. Maybe their energy is our radiation. Maybe the entire observable universe has been mapped.
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Pretty sure we'd be the equivalent of visiting the zoo to aliens.
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U believe this?
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These days with the amount of information we have about the observable universe, not believing in life outside of Earth makes one seem as dumb as a person who believes the earth is still flat a hundred years ago...
If you were to stand on the moon and look at Earth, WE ARE THE EXTRA TERRESTRIALS
I don't know why most people need confirmation from an official source....do you need confirmation from an official source that God exists too?
There's so many spectrums of light and sound that we can't see
That its possible for so many of these things to be all around is and we're not even conscious of it
But see I do so much research it makes Ancient Aliens look like kindergarten stuff lol
I'm waaaaay beyond all of that
I'm learning about the stargates, tetrahedra all the pyramids on earth, mars and the moon make combined. Humans galactic origins. 57 different species of Extra Terrestrial Sentient beings, the Sphinx/Primate face on mars. Pretty much every animal you see has evolved to the status of sentient beings on other planets. Forget extra terrestrial, I'm on the Extra Dimensional beings, and not just Angels or Jinn, human beings. Also we are not the most advanced civilization to inhabit this planet by far. Civilizations been doin what we been doin with far more advanced technology for thousands of years not a mere hundred or so. There's so much misleading propaganda of history they put out there in education and media. Educate yourself by using deductive reasoning with as many sources of information as possible, don't be a pawn or a goon
If you were to stand on the moon and look at Earth, WE ARE THE EXTRA TERRESTRIALS
I don't know why most people need confirmation from an official source....do you need confirmation from an official source that God exists too?
There's so many spectrums of light and sound that we can't see
That its possible for so many of these things to be all around is and we're not even conscious of it
But see I do so much research it makes Ancient Aliens look like kindergarten stuff lol
I'm waaaaay beyond all of that
I'm learning about the stargates, tetrahedra all the pyramids on earth, mars and the moon make combined. Humans galactic origins. 57 different species of Extra Terrestrial Sentient beings, the Sphinx/Primate face on mars. Pretty much every animal you see has evolved to the status of sentient beings on other planets. Forget extra terrestrial, I'm on the Extra Dimensional beings, and not just Angels or Jinn, human beings. Also we are not the most advanced civilization to inhabit this planet by far. Civilizations been doin what we been doin with far more advanced technology for thousands of years not a mere hundred or so. There's so much misleading propaganda of history they put out there in education and media. Educate yourself by using deductive reasoning with as many sources of information as possible, don't be a pawn or a goon
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on the low i wanna know if the middle earth theories are real. would be a complete mind blowing experience if it was.
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I've learned somewhere online, that after the earth's surface wasn't habitable by the children of the Nephilim (Giants) because of the change in gravity and air pressure, they had to live in tunnels and whole cities in the earth. With an entire functional man made ecosystem within the Earth, pretty much what they're doing right now with D.U.M.B.'s (Deep Underground Military Bases)
I can post the video where dude speaks on this later
http://www.eden-saga.com/en/
In the mean time I suggest some of you guys check this site out, there's some very interesting stuff on there
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Pretty much
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Question: in a thousand years, say we have the technology to search everywhere. We dont find any life or we find extinct civilizations.
Would we be like the movie prometheus and plant life around the galaxies in earth like planets.
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Baby sitting civilizations, like maybe others have with us before.
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Its weird cuz if you take all the trees away we will die...einstein said if all the bees die we will die....if all the humans die... this planet and all the animals would flourish.
Wen they go to other planets and look for life the first thing they look for is water. Earth is basically an ocean planet. 70% or so water.
The things that live the longest....live in the ocean...there are jellyfish that dont die.
The largest mamal ever lives in the ocean. Sharks have been around longer than trees.
Think of the abilities creatures in the ocean have.....sonar...electricity...camouflage. ...sooooo many other crazy traits.
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Believe?
This whole thread is speculative. I posted those links to show a few different theories that seem to dominate the whole "multiple races of aliens" discussion.
I already said "I'm not so sure" in the same post you quoted.
What about "no so sure" and belief sound similar in any shape, form or fashion? 
What I AM saying is that it feels right that we are not alone in the galaxy or universe and that it's feeble minded to think that we are. As if with all that exists beyond our planet and comprehension we hold exclusive rights on life and intelligence? Beyond simple minded.
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You should google "solar warden" it's am official US naval space fleet..... Some guy in great Britain hacked our gov and found this info..... US wants to give him 70 years -
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why do when people having a serious talk there's always that immature person who will post the dumbest thing or pic to try to get a lol.
get out here with that dumb pic
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Believe?
This whole thread is speculative. I posted those links to show a few different theories that seem to dominate the whole "multiple races of aliens" discussion.
I already said "I'm not so sure" in the same post you quoted.
What I AM saying is that it feels right that we are not alone in the galaxy or universe and that it's feeble minded to think that we are. As if with all that exists beyond our planet and comprehension we hold exclusive rights on life and intelligence? Beyond simple minded.
Fam all I asked was if you believed the link u posted ..y u so sensitive lol
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It's possible. I don't want to meet them if they do exist. Have no idea if they are friendly or not.
And even if they are...they shouldn't come here. We can barely accept each other due to our cultural differences and skin color, I'm 1000% positive we couldn't accept some outer beings if they look anything different from us. Save us the drama we got enough as it is.
And even if they are...they shouldn't come here. We can barely accept each other due to our cultural differences and skin color, I'm 1000% positive we couldn't accept some outer beings if they look anything different from us. Save us the drama we got enough as it is.
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There is definitely life out there but almost all of it are single celled organisms. Getting to this complexity is a difficult task made of pure luck.
For instance they could've been 3 different sentient humanoids on this planet but only the homosapiens where lucky enough to survive. The Troodon was a dinosaur so smart that it is believed that if it continued evolving it would be a humanoid dinosaur on our level of intellegence. There was also the neanderthal who got wiped out by an ice age.
Earth is lucky to have 3 giant planets outside its orbit. Many life threatening asteroids have been absorbed into Jupiter, Saturn, and Uranus's gravity.
Also the moon is fairly large for a planet this size. Moon might have shifted evolution one way or another with the impact it has on life on this planet.
Either way there are more galaxies out there than grains of sand on planet earth. That includes all the sands in all the beaches and desserts. This galaxy, which isnt that big, has between 9 and 40 billion habitable earth like planets.
There is literally no possible way there is no life out there. Wouldnt surprise me if there were only 6 other intelligent lifeforms in this galaxy. But its out there
For instance they could've been 3 different sentient humanoids on this planet but only the homosapiens where lucky enough to survive. The Troodon was a dinosaur so smart that it is believed that if it continued evolving it would be a humanoid dinosaur on our level of intellegence. There was also the neanderthal who got wiped out by an ice age.
Earth is lucky to have 3 giant planets outside its orbit. Many life threatening asteroids have been absorbed into Jupiter, Saturn, and Uranus's gravity.
Also the moon is fairly large for a planet this size. Moon might have shifted evolution one way or another with the impact it has on life on this planet.
Either way there are more galaxies out there than grains of sand on planet earth. That includes all the sands in all the beaches and desserts. This galaxy, which isnt that big, has between 9 and 40 billion habitable earth like planets.
There is literally no possible way there is no life out there. Wouldnt surprise me if there were only 6 other intelligent lifeforms in this galaxy. But its out there
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yea there's other life out there, we CAN'T be the only ones in the universe.
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This got me thinking like Pacific Rim
Intelligent life I think would be a little harder to find, but still out there.
Ya'll need to watch Cosmos, by Neil Degrasse Tyson on Netflix. Charismatic black (if it matters), astrophysicist who explains the universe, really well done.
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I also forgot to include in my explanation that it took 8 billion years just for single celled organisms do develop and almost as long for those to become multicelled organisms. This is why most places will not have complex life. Also why earth is lucky to have those giant neighbors to absorb all those life threatening asteroids.
The chances of not having life completely wiped out before complex life in most planets would be slim to none. These single celled organisms would have to go tens billions of years without a giant asteroid hitting them, without exposure to a solar flare, or a supernova, or the many events that can wipe life out in no time.
In this entire galaxy there is prolly less than 7 planets with intellegent species out of the tens of billions of planets that can hold em, but they are there.
The chances of not having life completely wiped out before complex life in most planets would be slim to none. These single celled organisms would have to go tens billions of years without a giant asteroid hitting them, without exposure to a solar flare, or a supernova, or the many events that can wipe life out in no time.
In this entire galaxy there is prolly less than 7 planets with intellegent species out of the tens of billions of planets that can hold em, but they are there.
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Thanks. I'm waaaay off man.
It's astonishing to think that the approximation of a hundred billion more galaxies may be way less than the actual number.
Infinite possibilities.
Kinda funny we will probably never full grasp the universe just as like we will never learn all the things under our very own deep sea.
Humans.
Yep, so many crazy creatures underwater. Harsh environment made them that way. Bunch of horrifying-looking ones. :x
Bioluminescence is a beauty underneath there.
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That Carl Sagan quote
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The sheer vastness of the universe makes any statistical arguments pointless. No matter how lucky we are, there are billions of types of solar systems to beat the odds of someone not being as lucky as us. And that's only in our galaxy... Then there are billions of galaxies. The phrase "one in a million" people use on earth to describe something highly unlikely is - if you multiply this phrase by a billion, it still falls waaay short of covering the known universe.
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Mac4167 thanks !!!
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