U.S. scientist says scores of UFOs fly around the Sun.
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UFO , it still a scapegoat for human in earch . when scientists can not tell the truth behind some phenomenas, they will declare it is Alien from other planet who make it!
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You might be right. But there is life out in the universe there has to be. Extremely intelligent chimps can't be the end of life.
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And even that's not conclusive! :lol:
Blackleaf said:
And even that's not conclusive! :lol:
There are billions of billions of planets, at least 2 to the 10 20 power. So 200,000,000,000,000,000,000
Jersay said:
I found similar number but 7 instead of 2. 70,000 million million million = 70 sextillion
So that is what it is called sextillion because my professor didn't know what that was called.
I do hope life is out there somewhere.
I do hope life is out there somewhere.
I don't think that UFO's are originated in the solar system. The solar system has been "explored". Man has gone close to Sun and far from the Sun. No evidence of life has been found.
While soviets were learning Venus, they didn't find any sourse of life. Their exploration counts 3 atmospheric probes, 10 landings, 4 orbiters, 11 flybys or impacts, and 2 balloon probes in the clouds. American probe Mariner 10 orbited the Mercury and mapped 40-60% ot it's surface. The surface of Venus is 480 degree and Mercury in night and day, -279°F to 800°F respectively. Existance of life is unpossible.
Voyager 1 and 2, after flyby and photographing Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune, are leaving solar system. In fact curently they are in Heliopause. No life sign is visible.
UFOs, if exist, must not have originated in solar system. If you believe that Aliens exist you should assume that they are more inteligent then us because the closest star Proxima Centauri is 4.3 light-years from the Sun, or 39,900,000,000,000 km away. To our spacecraft flying at speed 60000km/h, it will take approximatly 76000 years to reach the closest star. However we are assuming that UFOs are coming from Proxima Centauri, we could be wrong.
While soviets were learning Venus, they didn't find any sourse of life. Their exploration counts 3 atmospheric probes, 10 landings, 4 orbiters, 11 flybys or impacts, and 2 balloon probes in the clouds. American probe Mariner 10 orbited the Mercury and mapped 40-60% ot it's surface. The surface of Venus is 480 degree and Mercury in night and day, -279°F to 800°F respectively. Existance of life is unpossible.
Voyager 1 and 2, after flyby and photographing Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune, are leaving solar system. In fact curently they are in Heliopause. No life sign is visible.
UFOs, if exist, must not have originated in solar system. If you believe that Aliens exist you should assume that they are more inteligent then us because the closest star Proxima Centauri is 4.3 light-years from the Sun, or 39,900,000,000,000 km away. To our spacecraft flying at speed 60000km/h, it will take approximatly 76000 years to reach the closest star. However we are assuming that UFOs are coming from Proxima Centauri, we could be wrong.
They could come from the Solar System if intelligent life lives under the ground.
Goodness knows who - or what - could be living under the ground of Mars.
And even if they come from planets that are so far away it would take hundreds, thousands or millions of years to get here even whilst travelling near to the speed of light (it's impossible to travel at the speed of light, as Einstein showed) that doesn't mean that they don't have the technology to "bend" space. They could "bend" or "fold" the space between them and their destination - bringing their destination much closer. It would be like a shor cut.
Imagine it like it - think of having a piece of paper lying flat on the table. When you roll a marble across the paper, it would have to travel a certain distance to get from one end of the paper to the other. But you can shorten the distance by folding the paper in half - the two opposite edges would then me much closer together.
Extraterrestrials could do a similar thing to space - rather than travelling 300,000 light years or so across space, they could just bend space so that the 300,000 light years becomes only 5 miles.
Goodness knows who - or what - could be living under the ground of Mars.
And even if they come from planets that are so far away it would take hundreds, thousands or millions of years to get here even whilst travelling near to the speed of light (it's impossible to travel at the speed of light, as Einstein showed) that doesn't mean that they don't have the technology to "bend" space. They could "bend" or "fold" the space between them and their destination - bringing their destination much closer. It would be like a shor cut.
Imagine it like it - think of having a piece of paper lying flat on the table. When you roll a marble across the paper, it would have to travel a certain distance to get from one end of the paper to the other. But you can shorten the distance by folding the paper in half - the two opposite edges would then me much closer together.
Extraterrestrials could do a similar thing to space - rather than travelling 300,000 light years or so across space, they could just bend space so that the 300,000 light years becomes only 5 miles.
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What are you laughing at?
As its name shows, UFO is ANYTHING that's unidentified as is flying.
If you see a bird flying in the sky, but you don't know it's a bird, then it IS a UFO, because it's a flying object that's unidentified.
Most people make the mistake of assuming that UFO means alien spaceship.
dekhqonbacha said:
What are you laughing at?
As its name shows, UFO is ANYTHING that's unidentified as is flying.
If you see a bird flying in the sky, but you don't know it's a bird, then it IS a UFO, because it's a flying object that's unidentified.
Most people make the mistake of assuming that UFO means alien spaceship.
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yeah, i agree with you. I'm laughing because it's true.
Blackleaf said:
yeah, i agree with you. I'm laughing because it's true.
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I don't know what you're talking about. I don't know if what you said has a scinetifical explanation.Blackleaf said:
Re: RE: U.S. scientist says scores of UFOs fly around the Su
At least not life as we know it. It is possible (though probably unlikely) that lifeforms (not necessarily intelligent) much different from us could survive at any temperature.
Maybe not lifeforms capable of building spaceships, but no spacecrafts have been close enough to any of these planets to rule out simple organisms. If bacteria were living on mars right now, I don't think we wouldn't necessarily know about it.
This idea is popular in science fiction, and although there may be a few scientists who believe it is possible, personally I think it is nothing more than science fiction.
but if the edges of the paper were light years away from eachother, wouldn't the edges have to travel towards eachother at greater than the speed of light? that would mean it would take as much time to "bend" space as it would to travel it, wouldn't it?
dekhqonbacha said:
At least not life as we know it. It is possible (though probably unlikely) that lifeforms (not necessarily intelligent) much different from us could survive at any temperature.
Maybe not lifeforms capable of building spaceships, but no spacecrafts have been close enough to any of these planets to rule out simple organisms. If bacteria were living on mars right now, I don't think we wouldn't necessarily know about it.
This idea is popular in science fiction, and although there may be a few scientists who believe it is possible, personally I think it is nothing more than science fiction.
but if the edges of the paper were light years away from eachother, wouldn't the edges have to travel towards eachother at greater than the speed of light? that would mean it would take as much time to "bend" space as it would to travel it, wouldn't it?
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of course I'm talking about intelligent life form that could build a ship and fly to the Earth.
of course I'm talking about intelligent life form that could build a ship and fly to the Earth.