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Originally posted by Slipdig1
One question that hasn't been asked is how would any human know how the light expelled from an extra terrestrial's space ship, would work?
It's not ridiculous because different light sources cast light in different ways. Sunlight is one way, flourescent another, lightning/plasma another, etc..
Originally posted by InfaRedMan
Originally posted by Slipdig1
One question that hasn't been asked is how would any human know how the light expelled from an extra terrestrial's space ship, would work?
Light is light... no? If you are indeed serious, your hands are full of straws. I can understand why this question hasn't been asked. It's patently ridiculous!
just sayin'
IRM
Originally posted by gift0fpr0phecy
So nobody wants to comment on this?
Originally posted by gift0fpr0phecy
So nobody wants to comment on this?
Originally posted by Slipdig1
Originally posted by InfaRedMan
Originally posted by Slipdig1
One question that hasn't been asked is how would any human know how the light expelled from an extra terrestrial's space ship, would work?
Light is light... no? If you are indeed serious, your hands are full of straws. I can understand why this question hasn't been asked. It's patently ridiculous!
just sayin'
IRM
Light, just might act differently, when pulse or shone or exploded from an Alein spacecraft. Light through a cystal is different. Light from a laser is different. What if light from a method of power we don't understand, shines different? Could it? You can't say it can't. No!
Originally posted by gift0fpr0phecy
So nobody wants to comment on this?
Originally posted by pezza
Originally posted by Slipdig1
Originally posted by InfaRedMan
Originally posted by Slipdig1
One question that hasn't been asked is how would any human know how the light expelled from an extra terrestrial's space ship, would work?
Light is light... no? If you are indeed serious, your hands are full of straws. I can understand why this question hasn't been asked. It's patently ridiculous!
just sayin'
IRM
I knew they existed, they were my examples of how light reacts differently, What was your point? Cos I don't get it.
Light, just might act differently, when pulse or shone or exploded from an Alein spacecraft. Light through a cystal is different. Light from a laser is different. What if light from a method of power we don't understand, shines different? Could it? You can't say it can't. No!
yep, but those buildings and those lighting artifacts exist in our world/reality
Originally posted by Slipdig1
Was it the first flash that has been added you think?
Originally posted by Slipdig1
Originally posted by Slipdig1
i can tell the first flash has been added and the last one is real. It is that obivious, it is not funny. The first flash is nearly all screen inclusive. The last flash literally charges up everything around it.
Originally posted by gift0fpr0phecy
reply to post by RexTheNavigator
...but you can't tell the difference just by watching the video?
Yes or no?
Originally posted by Movhisattva
reply to post by pezza
Don't worry, I won't apply - I have a fascinating, satisying job and didn't study sciences.
I did study Philosophy though. And social-cultural studies after that.
But then again, I didn't state any scientific facts in my post either - did I?