Kepler: Could an alien race have disabled it?

reply to post by blkcwbyhat


Whhhaaatt??!?!111!?

Alins didn't put that nail into my tire and made me late for my meeting last week?

That isn't what Georgio Tsoukalos told me... /grumble and kicks at stone with toe

I'm gonna have to write a strongly worded letter now...

reply to post by Terminal1


Maybe they saw something they didn't want us to know about?

reply to post by Terminal1


The financial sector, medicines, secret wars, oil, new technology, media and yes the planet where the so called gods came from. We no nothing about all of that. The truth is a guess. Citizens are sheep. Let s hope our shepherds are not so bad as some of us think they are. (I' m sure they are not bad at all)

www.evawaseerst.be...

see also the chapter about spaceship moon

Originally posted by Aleister
Or maybe they were helpful aliens, and were trying to improve Kepler. Then they had a mechanical malfunction, looked at each other, and snuck away.

Great. Now all we need is Kepler coming back to us and threatening us, all the while looking for "The Kirk".

Seriously, it's just faulty gyroscopes.

reply to post by originalbigfoot


what nuke did they disable? Provide evidence please

I'm not sure if someone mentioned this in the thread already, but Kepler had 4 gears which allowed it to be positioned, it requires 3 to be functional. One of the 4 died a year ago, leaving 3, enough for operation. The one which recently died was the 2nd to fail. This leaves only 2 gears, not enough to control Kepler's facing.

My point being, if it were an attempt by some outside force than it took them two tries to disable it. Faulty equipment, nothing more, nothing less.

Originally posted by frankmccann
reply to post by Terminal1

 

Maybe they saw something they didn't want us to know about?

Right on! And I believe it was the same team of alien experts who "tuned up" Kepler, who earlier caused the Janet Jackson wardrobe malfunction. Connect the dots!

i wanted to make sure you know kepler's location first ...

Where is Kepler

i cannot see anything plausible from your thread sry