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Originally posted by flatratebanking!
p.s.: it is of course a ridiculous concept for many, many people that aliens exist on the moon (...)
Originally posted by converge
What I'm advocating for is substantiated claims and credible sources. India Daily provides neither.
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by RussianScientists
Where did you get the idea that anyone is detonating a nuclear device on the Moon?
Originally posted by converge
Originally posted by flatratebanking!
p.s.: it is of course a ridiculous concept for many, many people that aliens exist on the moon (...)
I appreciate your post, but I think you might be mistaking my demand for higher standards of "journalism" (and I'm using the term loosely here in regards to India Daily) for dismissal of the possibility of extra-terrestrial life on the Moon. Although the notion does indeed sound improbable I don't dismiss any possibility.
What I'm advocating for is substantiated claims and credible sources. India Daily provides neither.
Originally posted by noonebutme
reply to post by SaturnFX
I was referring to Venetian's post whereby he said, "It's common knowledge that there are at least some structures, space craft and beings on the moon".
That statement implies we all know it's true, that there are "at least some [alien] structures", when in fact we do not.
It isn't common knoweldge that there are some structures on the moon because, we have no evidence of such structures, apart from some very dodgy, grain film where people see blurry pixels as towers, shadowy craters as spaceships and other such things that people are convinced contain non-natural aspects.
None of that is fact nor proven, hence why I argued that it isn't "common knowledge".
Now, throwing a ball in the air and watching it fall down does prove gravity exists and gravity (albeit our limited understanding of it) is, common knoweldge.
Aliens and structures on the moon, are not.
[and this wasnt meant as a dig on anyone, by the way]
Originally posted by converge
Originally posted by flatratebanking!
p.s.: it is of course a ridiculous concept for many, many people that aliens exist on the moon (...)
I appreciate your post, but I think you might be mistaking my demand for higher standards of "journalism" (and I'm using the term loosely here in regards to India Daily) for dismissal of the possibility of extra-terrestrial life on the Moon. Although the notion does indeed sound improbable I don't dismiss any possibility.
What I'm advocating for is substantiated claims and credible sources. India Daily provides neither.
Originally posted by bobfitz2012
During his recent presentation at the Awake and Aware conference, Alex Collier asked the audience to consider how mentorship from ET's could work on this planet.
If you had a hand in designing a Mentorship program, what would it look like, how would it work, what topics would be covered, how would people learn about it and participate?
Let's start a discussion here and encourage our friends and colleagues to participate either online of offline.
Here are some initial thoughts on topics:
- Help us get past the immediate term!
- What are the critical path items for the species?
- Can we get a copy of our operating manual?
- What is built into our spacesuit and how do we access the capabilities?
- How do we access to our true historical records and past life wisdom?
- Basic introduction to mechanics of the Universe
- Basic introduction to beings of the Universe
- How do we contact a mentor and sign up today?
I am curious what other people think. Please share!
Originally posted by BG43214
Years ago I heard that the USA will never have a base on the moon as there is a life form there, on the dark side of the moon, and that they would never let us stay.....I know, sounds crazy....but........???? also that the moon is hollow? anyone else ever hear about that?
And then there's the book "Dark Moon" by a former NASA guy..he claims one of the astronauts found, and photographed, the head of a robot in a small crater, and the photo is in the book...that they feel thousands of years ago there was a civilization on the moon, etc.....who knows?
Originally posted by December_Rain
Man, it's kinda embarassing for me (being an Indian) to admit but I do again that this news journal is not credible. Unfortunately, when this comes out to be a hoax people will blame this shody news journal and associate that all news journals of India are equally bad and name of the whole Country get's muddy bcoz of that.
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You will not find any sources or evidence in any of those articles to backup what they are talking about.
Also, regarding what the above post says I think it's a bad idea to disband NASA. Infact it should be completely out of interference from Politicians, it should be the scientists who decides the fund and operation of NASA and not congress or any politicians. NASA should be given more funds rather than cutting their funds as it has been happening in recent years. NASA has helped immensly not only in Space exploration but other fields such as medicines, industrial, milltary etc. I can only hope and wish ISRO would be able to take up more advanced and techonological challenges as NASA does in future.