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Originally posted by zorgon
Anyone that cannot see that there is a sudden major surge in ET interest, especially the way main stream media is all over it right now, is quite frankly, just fooling themselves
Originally posted by yeti101
Originally posted by rajaten
1) The UN appoint an ambassador for first contact!.......
Originally posted by yeti101
Also the royal societyaren’t talking about aliens visiting earth in spaceships and personally meeting them lol theyre talking about if a signal is detected and communication back & forth.
Originally posted by mblahnikluver
This is not true! Look it up, the UN and appointee deny it...it didn't happen.
Dr Bhathal's discovery had come just months before astronomers announced that they had found a similar, slightly less habitable planet around the same star 20 light years away. This planet was called Gliese 581e. Read more: www.dailymail.co.uk... l#ixzz116Wwb9pi
Mazlan Othman, the head of the U.N.'s little-known Office for Outer Space Affairs (Unoosa), is set to describe her potential new role as chief alien ambassador next week at a scientific conference at the Royal Society's Kavli conference center in Buckinghamshire, England, reported London's Sunday Times. "Nonsense," responded the U.N.
"The mandate of the Office for Outer Space Affairs is defined by the United Nations General Assembly and there are no plans to change the current mandate," Jamshid Gaziyev, a spokesman for the agency, told FoxNews.com.
At a minimum of 1.9 Earth masses, it is the smallest extrasolar planet discovered around a normal star, and the closest in mass to Earth. At an orbital distance of just 0.03 AU from its parent star, however, it orbits further in than the habitable zone. It is unlikely to possess an atmosphere due to its high temperature and strong radiation from the star.
Originally posted by hesse
Dr Bhathal's discovery had come just months before astronomers announced that they had found a similar, slightly less habitable planet around the same star 20 light years away.