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Thats kind of close minded to think that. The universe is so freaking big i cant describe it, I definatly believe in aliens. The only thing i want is for them to publicly greet us. (yeah it seems far fetched but what if our two societies combined....)Janet Reno said:There ain't no aliens.
B.Calhoun said:Thats kind of close minded to think that. The universe is so freaking big i cant describe it, I definatly believe in aliens. The only thing i want is for them to publicly greet us. (yeah it seems far fetched but what if our two societies combined....)
Tinneth said:Is 'Infinate' the word your looking for?
Yes, that works. Because the Universe is acually expanding constantly.The Dark Elf said:more likely its Infinite
in astronomy, the systematic increase in the wavelength of all light received from a celestial object; it is observed in the shifting of individual lines in the spectrum of the object toward the red, or longer wavelength, end of the visible spectrum. The effect was discovered by V. M. Slipher of Lowell Observatory. Some red shifts are the result of the Doppler effect , i.e., of the relative motion of the earth and the object away from each other. However, all distant galaxies show a red shift proportional to their distance from the earth as a result of the general expansion of the universe (see Hubble's law ); the most distant known galaxies have red shifts that indicate they are moving away from the earth at speeds approaching that of light. Red shifts are also produced by gravitation in accordance with the general theory of relativity . Because of the strong gravitational field, the frequency of the light emitted by atoms in a dense, compact star will be lower and the wavelengths consequently longer; such effects have been observed in white dwarfs . See cosmology .
...and have sexual...kingthebadger said:would be nice if we could meet other species tho
SidewinderX said:hmm... I kinda interested in this until someone said that we made a faster-than-light spacecraft. ha. ha.
like someone else said...
And 400 people is proof to you? There are millions of evangelical christians out there that will "testify" that you must accpet Jesus as your personal savior or else you'll be eternally damned.... There are millions of athiests who will testify that there is no God.... that isn't proof.
And if there was any serious truth to this, the major news media would pick up on it... they're not total idiots.
P-Lo said:ABC I think, or some major news, is going to air a special on this in Feburary featuring The Disclosure Project on these issues. Btw, http://www.disclosureproject.org/TranscriptGeorgeNooryInterviewOct282004-part1.htm this interview might answer some of you skeptics concerns/questions on why this hasnt been made public yet. They are still in the process of make a replicate of these Zero Point Energy "generators", as evidence.
Osymyso said:and yet, though all of out research, and scanning, we've found absolutly nothing.
B.Calhoun said:Unless you are within the highest military division, I dont think you know what government knows.
satch919 said:That may be the evidence of a "sweep".
Choscura said:i'd like to take the liberty of pointing out a glaring error in the logic that spawned this thread.
if this conference was in may of 2001, why would it get little coverage because of something that was going to happen four months later?
Osymyso said:it would put them out of business, if they did not use this alien power. however, having trillions of dollars under their belt, im quite sure these large corperations would by the ones who used the technology, so if it was more profitable than fossile fuels, they would switch to it.
SidewinderX said:anyway, why would these sitings and events only happen with 1-2 people at a time?
Farrowlesparrow said:I dunno...Lots of room to expand