Alien life: So thoughts... where will this go?
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https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-news/huge-alie...
https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/weird-news/grou...
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-13...
thinking about this.... could it be ? could this be the were not alone moment, the pivotable point in hsitory where it becomes official.
Imagine finding out were not alone, and it being confirmed not just hearsay. I think it would have a profound effect on the world population.
https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/weird-news/grou...
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-13...
thinking about this.... could it be ? could this be the were not alone moment, the pivotable point in hsitory where it becomes official.
Imagine finding out were not alone, and it being confirmed not just hearsay. I think it would have a profound effect on the world population.
We are not alone.
But it’s probably best that we stay alone for the foreseeable.
I’m of the opinion that if any alien species finds us, or already has and then decides to pay us a visit, it will not be a good thing as it will probably be a nomadic lot who either want to enslave us, eat us, or plunder the Earths’ resources; leaving us as an inhabitable husk before they move on elsewhere.
But it’s probably best that we stay alone for the foreseeable.
I’m of the opinion that if any alien species finds us, or already has and then decides to pay us a visit, it will not be a good thing as it will probably be a nomadic lot who either want to enslave us, eat us, or plunder the Earths’ resources; leaving us as an inhabitable husk before they move on elsewhere.
G-wiz said:
The universe is vast.
There has to be other life out there.
There is good chance there is life. Life started on earth fairly soon after life could have started.There has to be other life out there.
Not such a good chance there is multicellular life. It took billions of years to go from single cell to multicellular life, which suggests that it is very hard/unlikely.
Even if multicellular life evolves it is not sure that intelligent species life us would evolve.
Even if an intelligent species with language, culture and science did evolve it is not sure how long such cultures would survive.
Even if they did exist, would they exist at the same time as us? And be close enough for us to get evidence of their existence?
No evidence to date that any such species does exist
Genuine Barn Find said:
We are not alone.
But it’s probably best that we stay alone for the foreseeable.
I’m of the opinion that if any alien species finds us, or already has and then decides to pay us a visit, it will not be a good thing as it will probably be a nomadic lot who either want to enslave us, eat us, or plunder the Earths’ resources; leaving us as an inhabitable husk before they move on elsewhere.
Christ, did the aliens vote Labour into power as well But it’s probably best that we stay alone for the foreseeable.
I’m of the opinion that if any alien species finds us, or already has and then decides to pay us a visit, it will not be a good thing as it will probably be a nomadic lot who either want to enslave us, eat us, or plunder the Earths’ resources; leaving us as an inhabitable husk before they move on elsewhere.
wc98 said:
Genuine Barn Find said:
We are not alone.
But it’s probably best that we stay alone for the foreseeable.
I’m of the opinion that if any alien species finds us, or already has and then decides to pay us a visit, it will not be a good thing as it will probably be a nomadic lot who either want to enslave us, eat us, or plunder the Earths’ resources; leaving us as an inhabitable husk before they move on elsewhere.
Christ, did the aliens vote Labour into power as well But it’s probably best that we stay alone for the foreseeable.
I’m of the opinion that if any alien species finds us, or already has and then decides to pay us a visit, it will not be a good thing as it will probably be a nomadic lot who either want to enslave us, eat us, or plunder the Earths’ resources; leaving us as an inhabitable husk before they move on elsewhere.
I'll be happy with liquid on Mars in my lifetime.
Accidently brought back to Earth on an astronaut's wet sock.
Left to fester in a warm locker for a month before discovery.
Where it gets unwittingly discarded.
... a pocket of nanobes end up at the dump, next to a World War II navigator's watch, a rotting bunch of bananas, and a cracked Ariana Grande Sweet Like Candy 50ml Eau de Parfum bottle.
500 years later.
They come at night.
Accidently brought back to Earth on an astronaut's wet sock.
Left to fester in a warm locker for a month before discovery.
Where it gets unwittingly discarded.
... a pocket of nanobes end up at the dump, next to a World War II navigator's watch, a rotting bunch of bananas, and a cracked Ariana Grande Sweet Like Candy 50ml Eau de Parfum bottle.
500 years later.
They come at night.
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