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originally posted by: AnkhMorpork
....... I'm not just referring to a planet, a moon, and a star, but the precise way they're put together to produce the life on Earth that we experience.
It's probably exceedingly rare.
originally posted by: RAY1990
a reply to: AnkhMorpork
I'm more of the opinion that whatever they were/are doing around nuclear sites doesn't bode well.
If they're doing so to show us they care then they are definitely going about it the wrong way, since we only ever hear about these events way down the line, it barely holds significance in terms of public perception.
I see it as a threat, even if it was soviets.
We can't claim to know their intentions, anyone in contact could very well be misled. So with that in mind they go after our best and most powerful weapons... That isn't peaceful intentions.
It isn't just nuclear weapons though, let's say the Belgian wave was extra-terrestrials. Whatever that was it spoofed the detection systems of multiple nations, evaded multiple nations and generally put the fear in military commanders.
All around a time people were antsy about what's going on with Russia... A time our equipment would've been at it's best. Most ready.
I see no evidence of peaceful and kind aliens, if anything they show us time and time again we are outclassed.
Assuming many larger sightings of ufos are alien of course.
originally posted by: AnkhMorpork
a reply to: mirageman
Watch the video. Tons of documented events and eyewitness accounts.
originally posted by: AnkhMorpork
originally posted by: surnamename57
originally posted by: AnkhMorpork
originally posted by: surnamename57
originally posted by: AnkhMorpork
a reply to: surnamename57
We have a wonderful Earth-moon-sun configuration that's responsible for life on Earth as we know it and it must be exceedingly rare, in the extreme to encounter such a world
Planet-moon-star configuration is not out of the ordinary in space. What is so particular about our planet that you are minded to consider it a rarity?
Just hoping to find a reason in support of your opinion.
Do as little research and you'll see what I mean by that precisely. I'm not just referring to a planet, a moon, and a star, but the precise way they're put together to produce the life on Earth that we experience.
It's probably exceedingly rare.
Research? What kind of research? Did you know that our Sun is just one of about 200 billion stars in our galaxy?
Research into the nature of the likely unique Earth-Moon-Sun geometrical configuration that has given rise to life as we know it.
Yes, I'm well aware how many stars there are in our galaxy.
What, do you think that all you need for an Earth-like world is a rocky world in the goldilocks zone?
...incontrovertible evidence of extraterrestrial vehicles paying close attention to our nuclear weapons
...incontrovertible evidence of extraterrestrial vehicles paying close attention to our nuclear weapons
originally posted by: surnamename57
a reply to: AnkhMorpork
Our current observing powers don’t allow us to establish the accuracy of any supposition in this regard.
originally posted by: AnkhMorpork
originally posted by: surnamename57
originally posted by: AnkhMorpork
originally posted by: surnamename57
originally posted by: AnkhMorpork
a reply to: surnamename57
We have a wonderful Earth-moon-sun configuration that's responsible for life on Earth as we know it and it must be exceedingly rare, in the extreme to encounter such a world
Planet-moon-star configuration is not out of the ordinary in space. What is so particular about our planet that you are minded to consider it a rarity?
Just hoping to find a reason in support of your opinion.
Do as little research and you'll see what I mean by that precisely. I'm not just referring to a planet, a moon, and a star, but the precise way they're put together to produce the life on Earth that we experience.
It's probably exceedingly rare.
Research? What kind of research? Did you know that our Sun is just one of about 200 billion stars in our galaxy?
Research into the nature of the likely unique Earth-Moon-Sun geometrical configuration that has given rise to life as we know it.
Yes, I'm well aware how many stars there are in our galaxy.
What, do you think that all you need for an Earth-like world is a rocky world in the goldilocks zone?
Here's a neutrino/anti-neutrino map of Earth. Do these patches correlate with UFO sightings:
www.nature.com...
What makes me wonder is how they would detect nuclear warheads from three to four miles away.