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Are aliens real is the government really trying to cover it up? Plus whats up with all the alien games,or are they just trying to scare us? Does it have anything to do with the Burmuda Triangle? So many questions but not enough answers.
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The Bermuda Triangle, makes people disappear, the Bermuda Triangle, don't go near!
Jakizle wrote:
> Are aliens real
Probabilities dictate yes. It's daft not to at least concede the possibility .
> is the government really trying to cover it up?
No.
Plus
> whats up with all the alien games,or are they just trying to scare
> us?
No.
> Does it have anything to do with the Burmuda Triangle?
No.
> Are aliens real
Probabilities dictate yes. It's daft not to at least concede the possibility .
> is the government really trying to cover it up?
No.
Plus
> whats up with all the alien games,or are they just trying to scare
> us?
No.
> Does it have anything to do with the Burmuda Triangle?
No.
Jakizle wrote:
> Are aliens real is the government really trying to cover it up? Plus
> whats up with all the alien games,or are they just trying to scare
> us? Does it have anything to do with the Burmuda Triangle? So many
> questions but not enough answers.
Wow, the possibility of Extraterrestial life, conspiracy theorys, Alien movies, games AND the Burmuda triangle in ONE SINGLE POST.
That's bang for your bucks.
> Are aliens real is the government really trying to cover it up? Plus
> whats up with all the alien games,or are they just trying to scare
> us? Does it have anything to do with the Burmuda Triangle? So many
> questions but not enough answers.
Wow, the possibility of Extraterrestial life, conspiracy theorys, Alien movies, games AND the Burmuda triangle in ONE SINGLE POST.
That's bang for your bucks.
Memorandum! wrote:
> For a start, the nearest star is around 4 light years away, so
> getting to that will take several thousand (million?) years, never
> mind travelling outside the GALAXY.
I could have sworn tehre's one about 93 million miles away.
Must be my imagination or soemthing.
> For a start, the nearest star is around 4 light years away, so
> getting to that will take several thousand (million?) years, never
> mind travelling outside the GALAXY.
I could have sworn tehre's one about 93 million miles away.
Must be my imagination or soemthing.
SHEEPY wrote:
> However, I don't think anyone will ever be able to travel the great
> distances of space to other planets.
I'm of the same mind.
Everyone thinks that one day we'll be able to zoom around at near-light-speed without much problem. I just can't see it happening - there's not some secret science floating around that somone's going to discover and solve all our problems.
> However, I don't think anyone will ever be able to travel the great
> distances of space to other planets.
I'm of the same mind.
Everyone thinks that one day we'll be able to zoom around at near-light-speed without much problem. I just can't see it happening - there's not some secret science floating around that somone's going to discover and solve all our problems.
There are countless theories concerning alien visitation - what with the Greys and their abductions and hybrid breeding programme, the Blondes and their spiritual interdimensional guidance, the Reptilians and their shapeshifting into prominent world leaders (the Illuminati)...
but I believe in the other, less wellknown hypothesis: that there's only one flyingsaucer and that it is piloted by Bigfoot.
but I believe in the other, less wellknown hypothesis: that there's only one flyingsaucer and that it is piloted by Bigfoot.
True.
All I'm saying is, we reside in one galaxy and there are millions of galaxys throughout the Universe. They can only be seen on a powerful telescope, and we haven't even exceeded the boundaries of our own yet.
I reckon there is life out there, it might be just bacteria, but there has got to be.
All I'm saying is, we reside in one galaxy and there are millions of galaxys throughout the Universe. They can only be seen on a powerful telescope, and we haven't even exceeded the boundaries of our own yet.
I reckon there is life out there, it might be just bacteria, but there has got to be.
gamesfreak wrote:
> we haven't
> travelled beyond the galaxy yet.
er...we've barely travelled outside the solar system.
For a start, the nearest star is around 4 light years away, so getting to that will take several thousand (million?) years, never mind travelling outside the GALAXY.
> we haven't
> travelled beyond the galaxy yet.
er...we've barely travelled outside the solar system.
For a start, the nearest star is around 4 light years away, so getting to that will take several thousand (million?) years, never mind travelling outside the GALAXY.
The odds are too high to be ignored. Considering the size of the universe, there's bound to be some sort of life out there.
However, you get people giving you a lot of rubbish about being abducted, and making stories up...
However, you get people giving you a lot of rubbish about being abducted, and making stories up...
I think they're a thousands of life forms on other planets.
However, I don't think anyone will ever be able to travel the great distances of space to other planets.
*famous last words*
However, I don't think anyone will ever be able to travel the great distances of space to other planets.
*famous last words*
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