posted on September 2, 2005 01:45:33 PM new
Do you think the Earth has ever been visited by aliens? And I'm not talking about weird relatives, friends or Twelvepole. What about Roswell and all those stories?
posted on September 2, 2005 02:55:00 PM new
kraft,they are going to have a new series by the creator of the x-files this fall. I am not all that much into tv, but this one looks good. i think its a bit arrogant to think we are the only life force of the universe, but whether they've 'visited' us...hard to know or believe.
posted on September 2, 2005 03:25:26 PM new
Supposedly there is an alien spacekraft at area 51 in Nevada that crashed at Roswel in 1947 but I have a friend that worked on the U-2 spyplane at area 51 and he told me that he never saw anything having to do with anything alien there. Some of the things i asked him, however he did tell me that he couldn't say because it was still classified so i don't know for sure what to think. I think he was refering to classified technology that may have been alien-like in nature, in that it was things like propulsion devices similar to what some may think aliens would use in their spacecraft because these were what my questions were about but really had nothing to do with actual aliens, just some really secretive stuff.
posted on September 2, 2005 03:44:26 PM new
Personally, i believe that we have not been visited by aliens because if you think about it. If there are aliens in the UFO's that you see in pictures and films and they want to be so secretive about who they are and what they are up to then why are they flying around with their lights on?
posted on September 2, 2005 05:35:20 PM new
Depends on the science behind it.
If there is in fact a way to travel faster than light, then it's possible we could be/could have been visited at some point. If There truly is no possibility of faster-than-light travel, then it's highly improbable.
The distances are just too insanely great and the time needed to travel too long. An "unmanned" probe could make the trip given enough years, but to expect what we commonly think of as flying saucers and aliens routinely making round trips between here and their homeworld... no.
Do intelligent aliens exist? I would say almost certainly yes, anlthough I think creatures with an intelligence equal to or higher than our own would be pretty rare.
Time will tell!
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posted on September 2, 2005 07:57:13 PM new
we have "supposedly" been seeing UFO'S since the second world war.Now if these were real,why havent they made contact with the human race? I would think they would have better things to do then fly around are planet for 60 years doing nothing.
posted on September 2, 2005 09:14:24 PM new
" I would think they would have better things to do then fly around are planet for 60 years doing nothing. "
Nothing? Anal probes on cows & rednecks don't count?
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Quidquid Latine dictum sit altum sonatur.
at area 51 in Nevada that crashed at Roswel in 1947 but I have a friend that worked on the U-2 spyplane at area 51 and he told me that he never saw anything having to do with anything alien there. Some of the things i asked him, however he did tell me that he couldn't say because it was still classified so i don't know for sure what to think. I think he was refering to classified technology that may have been alien-like in nature, in that it was things like propulsion devices similar to what some may think aliens would use in their spacecraft because these were what my questions were about but really had nothing to do with actual aliens, just some really secretive stuff.