It is now June

Originally posted by Sentry- I highly doubt they would even allow weapons in space if they are truly benevolent and exist, which I think they would certainly be.

Well me, if I was an ET and about had it with you Hu-mans... I would wait for the 'false flag' attack and send my ships to invade...

Now wouldn't THAT be a shocker?

Edgar Mitchell in Washington Post

"The sun will burn out in due course, and we have to be off this planet if our species is to survive," he said. "At this point in human history on this planet, we're now starting, and should be, to reach out beyond our planet and then beyond our solar system to find out what is really going on out there."

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That is some time frame, anything from last May 2009 +30 days to 5 billion years. Eventually, yes.

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What are they going to sway people into doing? They are going to sway people into GIVING UP MORE OF THEIR LIBERTIES. That is what this whole game is about. It would be the war on terror on steroids, don't you get it?

i think i did wrong not watching movies anymore because now i want to see movies in the real life...i think there are no secrets and the truth is that i have to go to work everyday of my life and the best encounter with Aliens i'll have is with my girlfriend's mother

Originally posted by reugen
That is some time frame, anything from last May 2009 +30 days to 5 billion years. Eventually, yes.

Unless of course, he knows something about the current state of the Sun that we don't

Deep Solar Minimum

The current solar minimum is part of that pattern. In fact, it's right on time. "We're due for a bit of quiet—and here it is," says Pesnell.

But is it supposed to be this quiet? In 2008, the sun set the following records:

1. A 50-year low in solar wind pressure: Measurements by the Ulysses spacecraft reveal a 20% drop in solar wind pressure since the mid-1990s—the lowest point since such measurements began in the 1960s.

2. A 12-year low in solar "irradiance": Careful measurements by several NASA spacecraft show that the sun's brightness has dropped by 0.02% at visible wavelengths and 6% at extreme UV wavelengths since the solar minimum of 1996.

science.nasa.gov...

Seems maybe the Sun is going through some unusual times.