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Originally posted by shadowland8
reply to post by jidnum
Actually, I was watching a documentary and they managed to do all those 3 things.
1. They pressed the crops down with the planks (didn't break them, just pushed them down)
2. The type of people experiencing some sort of "feeling" are the people who truly believe aliens did this, so I'll go with a placebo effect here.
3. The documentary I watched showed how they managed to do it in a matter of mere hours in the early morning.
I'm sure if you do some searches on youtube you could probably find this documentary.
Originally posted by AOA2012
Those look like nephilim. Six fingers, at least 15ft tall.
I would not approach these beings in fear of being eaten or some crap.
Great thread tho!
Originally posted by AOA2012
Those look like nephilim. Six fingers, at least 15ft tall.
I would not approach these beings in fear of being eaten or some crap.
Great thread tho!
Originally posted by Gorman91
reply to post by Dephyle
Well to be honest with technology, I do know. And many others do too. Using a light collision matrix you can generate gravity fields. and you can spin them to generate ergospheres. A combination of spinning and non-spinning generators can create what's known as an alcubierre drive. Such a device's only limitation is the amount of energy you put into it. And a ufo is not an ideal form for this. A cylinder is. Earth, in fact, has the capacity to build he first warp ship capable of bringing us to the nearest stars in a few years or months at FTL speeds today. We simply have no financial gain from it nor incentive. I could tell you more of such things if you desire. I've tlaked with many people of many fields about such things. It's all right there to do it, just nobody wants to. Fact is, if you're under 30 years old right now, you likely will live to se the first FTL probes reach the nearest star system.