Aliens spacecraft fire lasers at our sun

Well now, aren't we the happy carefree bunch.

Thanks for all the warm support.

And most especially for giving this thread a "star". That is an accomplishment.

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Now tell me, has the sun been struck by a beam of light as I submit to you emperical evidence; or, out of the billions upon billions of singular cosmic rays cast off every millisecond that one one of these leaves a crease on a CCD sensor based upon verbage?


BTW- never mind about the clearly-larger-than-earth-spaceships blatantly apparent in this picture, because that is the subject for another thread.

Let us focus on the laser beam these incredibly huge craft are directing outwards in space and targeting our sun.

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Please point out to me this cosmic particle in or on this camera which has anything whatsoever to do with the image before you of of a laser beam stiking our sun.

In other words, I see the beam (and apparently nobody else does); but I do not see the cosmic ray stuff (which apparently only you see).

Quite frankly people, if only one of us can be right...I'm winning.


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If a laser were fired in space, we wouldn't see it unless it were aimed at the spacecraft's sensors, and then it wouldn't appear as a beam of light, but instead only as a flare emanating from a single point.

You have ruled out the conventional explanations for what appears in these images... Can you explain why, in detail, so that others can understand your rationalization?

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Nice job editing those pics King (or was the last one real too? ;p)

Fact #2 was correct albeit a colossal understatement. No, we're not THAT idiot, we are way more idiot than that (and I too want my 8 minutes back!!).

Poor shots indeed, to miss a target that's 109 times the diameter of Earth from a distance much closer than 1 AU. We could hit it from Earth with our eyes closed yet they miss it. AND, we can SEE laser beams in empty space, yeah! Not only we can see them, we can photograph them from millions of miles away (yet we cannot see something as wide as the Great Wall of China from the Moon which is a mere 240,000 miles away with our own eyes, not even with binoculars).

I guess we are not that idiot indeed

And to put your fears to rest, they are not going to overrun you, don't worry. they are going to ravage that exotic planet called "the rest of the world"

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what would it matter if a laser is hitting our sun, and for it to be something significant the laser would have to be as big as our earth at least to do some damage, or cause a reaction with the sun.

Originally posted by hhcore
I want my 8:00 minutes back. please.

I only invested 2 minutes.

Seemed the guy had an interesting theory to present, but the music was a really, really bad choice.

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Are you sure you're not as dumb as NASA thinks you are.? Oh no! uhh
hem, Sorry.

Well aliens aren't that frakon stupid and evil are they?

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Far to easy to confirm - each photo has its time and date-stamp on it.

And....just for the record. These are but only a FEW photographs of the laser targeting of the sun we have by alien spacecraft shuffling through our solar system.

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Well, I just got off the phone with them.
They said they're not shooting lasers at the sun.