Top university offers free "degree" on alien life

reply to post by waveydavey


WOW a degree in just 5 weeks.....and mine took 3 years

reply to post by thisguyrighthere


how about an introduction to logic? ha think i may sign up for that one

reply to post by birdyat101


Eh, I did logic in "real" school.

I think I found what I was looking for: www.flamelcollege.org...

For $45 I can be a certified UFO investigator.

That's about the right balance of crazy and cost.

I'm offering a degree in dog toenail clipping....anyone interested?

Originally posted by thisguyrighthere
reply to post by birdyat101

 

Eh, I did logic in "real" school.

I think I found what I was looking for: www.flamelcollege.org...

For $45 I can be a certified UFO investigator.

That's about the right balance of crazy and cost.

hell yer! im on it lol thanks for finding it!

Originally posted by waveydavey

...I'm signing up, as one commenter stated:

Degree courses are only created if there is to be a potential employment market in that field.... I think we are moving ever closer to a momentous announcement!!...

It's not just a "potential employment market in that field", there is an employment market right now. NASA, research universities, and other institutions currently have (and have for years) astrobiologists and other scientists whose job is the study of potential ET life.

Here's a link to NASA's astrobiology website. Many of the scientists mentioned on that site are already studying the potential for ET life:
NASA Astrobiology Website

Here is a link to a joint NASA-UCLA program that offers gradute-level courses of study for Astrobiology:
www.astrobiology.ucla.edu...

There are several other universities that also have graduate programs in astrobiology, such as Penn State, University of Washington, University of Colorado, Cardiff university, and others.

php.scripts.psu.edu...
depts.washington.edu...
cardiffcentreforastrobiology.com...
lasp.colorado.edu...

This University of Edinburgh course of study may not specifically be only about astrobiology, but it's not like there are not already scientists today working on the search for ET life -- i.e., it's not a " new thing", nor is it necessarily a sign of disclosure. It's a real course of study with real people working in that field of research right now (and for quite some time).