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Originally posted by CynicalM
Thats pretty silly saying "acting like you know stuff and then proving you are guessing or talking from the hip."
Then going on yourself to say gravity is just a theory..So really no one knows right??
Some have said it is electrical/magnatism etc....
Originally posted by CynicalM
reply to post by Mr Mask
MM, I have an open mind, some say clever, but I look at each piece of information and form an opinion/theory until absolute proof...
The one thing I find interesting is the ancient sightings and ancient technology, but again, this could be advanced humans if true..
Do I think there's life other than here on Earth? Sure, probability tells me there should be..
Thats as far as I think..
Originally posted by CynicalM
reply to post by Mr Mask
I'm not trying to be difficult and I did have excellent passes in year 12 Physics and Pure Math.
I was just trying to point out some theories are accepted as fact...
You say gravity is a fact..
Many would argue that point, not just me..
Apart from that, we agree, so no harm done.
Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by CynicalM
Similar to Star Trek where it was humans inventing warp drives, or whatever they are called...
Yup "warp drives'
Los Alamos National Labs Archives...
Putting the Warp into Warp Drive
lanl.arxiv.org...
Warp Drive: A New Approach
lanl.arxiv.org...
Alcubierre’s Warp Drive: Problems and Prospects
astranaut.org...
Originally posted by franspeakfree
Its about time we focused on the strong possibility that contact is about to be made by other beings in our universe and beyond.
Originally posted by franspeakfree
Looking at the information that is presented to us on a daily basis now, things are in motion for full disclosure, but in my opinion not the disclosure that everyone wants and hopes for.
Originally posted by franspeakfree
Whilst I wouldn't go as far as saying that transparency is apparent, we can all agree that thanks to the internet information is reaching us faster than ever.
Originally posted by franspeakfree
The more I look in to this the more I join the dots. The LHC is capabale of creating wormholes can we all agree on this? what are wormholes? has anyone seen the film and tv series stargate? John Lear has said that 'they' were building huge parts of something in the desert that were going to be 'flown' in to space, when asked how they were going to do it, they said that he didn't have to worry about that? I have always thought what could they have been building and now I believe I know.
Originally posted by franspeakfree
I am convinced that there is a war taking place up above our skies and we are completely unaware of whats going on.
Originally posted by franspeakfree
Are we ready for such things?
Are we really ready to learn about our true history do we really want to know how insignificant we are in this universe?
Are we ready to accept that our religions and beliefs in one god are wrong and that we have been purposely misguided by the people that thought it in their best interest not to tell us the truth?
Will those people be punished for their crimes against humanity or will they get away with it like they have done for thousands of years?
Blackholes, Wormholes and the Tenth Dimension
Will these concepts be proven by a theory of everything?
Last June, astronomers were toasting each other with champagne glasses in laboratories around the world, savoring their latest discovery. The repaired $2 billion Hubble Space Telescope, once the laughing stock of the scientific community, had snared its most elusive prize: a black hole. But the discovery of the Holy Grail of astrophysics may also rekindle a long simmering debate within the physics community. What lies on the other side of a black hole? If someone foolishly fell into a black hole, will they be crushed by its immense gravity, as most physicists believe, or will they be propelled into a parallel universe or emerge in another time era? To solve this complex question, physicists are opening up one of the most bizarre and tantalizing chapters in modern physics. They have to navigate a minefield of potentially explosive theories, such as the possibility of “wormholes,” “white holes,” time machines, and even the 10th dimension! This controversy may well validate J.B.S. Haldane’s wry observation that the universe is “not only queerer than we sup- pose, it is queerer than we can suppose.” This delicious controversy, which delights theoretical physicists but boggles the mind of mere mortals, is the subject of my recent book, Hyperspace.
Black Holes: Collapsed Stars
A black hole, simply put, is a massive, dead star whose gravity is so intense than even light cannot escape, hence its name. By definition, it can’t be seen, so NASA scientists focused instead on the tiny core of the galaxy M87, a super massive “cosmic engine” 50 million light years from earth. Astronomers then showed that the core of M87 consisted of a ferocious, swirling maelstrom of superhot hydrogen gas spinning at l.2 million miles per hour. To keep this spinning disk of gas from violently flying apart in all directions, there had to be a colossal mass concentrated at its center, weighing as much as 2 to 3 billion suns! An object with that staggering mass would be massive enough to prevent light from escaping. Ergo, a black hole.
The Einstein-Rosen Bridge
But this also revives an ongoing controversy surrounding black holes. The best description of a spinning black hole was given in 1963 by the New Zealand mathematician Roy Kerr, using Einstein’s equations of gravity. But there is a quirky feature to his solution. It predicts that if one fell into a black hole, one might be sucked down a tunnel (called the “Einstein-Rosen bridge”) and shot out a “white hole” in a parallel universe! Kerr showed that a spinning black hole would collapse not into a point, but to a “ring of fire.” Because the ring was spinning rapidly, centrifugal forces would keep it from collapsing. Remarkably, a space probe fired directly through the ring would not be crushed into oblivion, but might actually emerge unscratched on the other side of the Einstein-Rosen bridge, in a parallel universe. This “wormhole” may connect two parallel universes, or even distant parts of the same universe.
Through the Looking Glass
The simplest way to visualize a Kerr wormhole is to think of Alice’s Looking Glass. Anyone walking through the Looking Glass would be transported instantly into Wonderland, a world where animals talked in riddles and common sense wasn’t so common.
The rim of the Looking Glass corresponds to the Kerr ring. Anyone walking through the Kerr ring might be transported to the other side of the universe or even the past. Like two Siamese twins joined at the hip, we now have two universes joined via the Looking Glass
Source:mkaku.org...
Originally posted by Mr Mask
Originally posted by zorgon
Oh but it DOES work that way..
Nobody here has any proof of aliens visiting earth. Even if you saw a strange glowing craft land in your yard and then take off again, you still have no factual proof the craft was alien.
Are you limiting another person's sphere of knowledge based on your pre-existing belief on these issues?
Example: If a high ranking government official comes out and says he has first hand knowledge that these things exist, do you limit what he/she can know based on your pre-existing belief on these issues?
If a person you know to be credible comes to you and says they were visited by these beings and this person has never been known to make up stories, do you say these things could not have happened based on your personal belief about these issues? Are you saying that your friend couldn't know and experience these things based on what you believe?
If so, how is this logical? Are you saying that nobody can know about these things because you believe these things don't or can't exist?
Originally posted by ofhumandescent
I notice Phage you debunk just about everything with just about everyone................Instead of debunking Frans most intellegent post, start doing some research. She's way ahead of you on this one.
Now even mainstream science is admitting publically that wormholes, aliens, secret projects, bluebeam, HAARP, a ten dimensional universe, multiverses, multiple dimensions and even stargates are real and viable possibilities.
A proud heart and closed mind gathers no knowledge. - OHD
If mainstream science is admitting this now, what are they not telling the common man?
Now that I am retired, I read an average of one book a week and probably 50 articles.
The possiblities are endless and yes, fasten your seatbelt real tight buddy, cause I have a feeling the ride is going to get real exciting within the next few years if we don't destroy our species and planet first.
Originally posted by franspeakfree
Whilst we sit here debating the same old subjects over and over again, there could very well be a war going on and we sit here oblivious to what is going on. Star Trek and Stargate may indeed be based on something very real and not just an entertaining show, we need to join the dots and figure out just where we are heading, before its too late.