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I was just a wonderin' what everyone's veiws on Aliens are.
Here's what I think:
Say there's billions of stars, 1 in a 100 of them have planets orbiting them, 1 in a 1000 have habitable planets and 1 in 100 of those are actually habitated by evolved people / aliens.
Even like that there's a hell of a lot of aliens. See what I mean.
What do you all think?
FFF
Here's what I think:
Say there's billions of stars, 1 in a 100 of them have planets orbiting them, 1 in a 1000 have habitable planets and 1 in 100 of those are actually habitated by evolved people / aliens.
Even like that there's a hell of a lot of aliens. See what I mean.
What do you all think?
FFF
Agreed, there are probsbly aliens somewhere, which leads me to a couple of further points:
1) We are in a relatively young star system. Therefore, if there is life anywhere else, there is likely to be some in an older system which has been around for millions or even billions of years longer than us. Which means that..
2) There's a good chance that they've developed technology far beyond our comprehension, perhaps utilising worm holes or other such phenomena to explore the universe. So it's likely then, that...
3) They've found and catalogued our planet. Most likely they'll know we are here, and they'll be observing us. Presumably we won't be considered a threat, and so we won't get wiped out. Maybe they'll even help sort out the planet sometime...
1) We are in a relatively young star system. Therefore, if there is life anywhere else, there is likely to be some in an older system which has been around for millions or even billions of years longer than us. Which means that..
2) There's a good chance that they've developed technology far beyond our comprehension, perhaps utilising worm holes or other such phenomena to explore the universe. So it's likely then, that...
3) They've found and catalogued our planet. Most likely they'll know we are here, and they'll be observing us. Presumably we won't be considered a threat, and so we won't get wiped out. Maybe they'll even help sort out the planet sometime...
I think that space is to big for us to be alone. Also, too many different people in too many different places with so much difference have seen them on Earth for them to be non existance. Probably only a few of them are hoaxes. 500 hundred years ago, people knew the Earth was the centre of the universe, 300 years ago people knew men could never fly, 200 years ago, people knew man couldn't breath at 30 mph, and 50 years ago, we knew we were alone. What will we know in the next 100 years? So, i say, yes, there here!
Ah, Aliens. I could write three pages on this, but I won't because a) this is a chat forum, and b) you'd all think I was even madder than you already think I am.
FFF wrote:
>Aliens
gerrid writes:
>Alleyn's
>Aliens
gerrid writes:
>Alleyn's
This is a good topic but I think you should expand it and post it in the life forum, I would reply further but this topic will sink soon being in the chat forum with its constantly changing topics.
Aliens rule. Full stop.
my science teacher said exactly that...you go to broadoak?
Bound to be, somewhere. Interesting case for evolution, when they're found.
I was just a wonderin' what everyone's veiws on Aliens are.
Here's what I think:
Say there's billions of stars, 1 in a 100 of them have planets orbiting them, 1 in a 1000 have habitable planets and 1 in 100 of those are actually habitated by evolved people / aliens.
Even like that there's a hell of a lot of aliens. See what I mean.
What do you all think?
FFF
Here's what I think:
Say there's billions of stars, 1 in a 100 of them have planets orbiting them, 1 in a 1000 have habitable planets and 1 in 100 of those are actually habitated by evolved people / aliens.
Even like that there's a hell of a lot of aliens. See what I mean.
What do you all think?
FFF