reply to post by n120by60w
I am trying to get this to a nut shell but so far here goes.
So Far:
#1 - Physical being
- Touching a live being seems to be a needed event for some of us.
- More than a few would require a meal with an extra terrestrial.
#2 - DNA
DNA - With the sample taken from a live being - Then analyzed live in full view.
Seams to fit the bill for Alien
Full chain of custody with me present and full,
academically and professionally accreddited test personnel with a pristine,
audited quality controlled lab. - ("KPB")
Tested in 2 independent labs (in separate countries) running the same tests.
Repeated and validated results against 3 labs.
Peer review and published in at least one major scientific publication.
An acknowledgement from all media outlets of the positive identification of such a claim.("Krakatoa")
Astronomical Journal - phys.org...
Astrophysical Journal - phys.org...
Astronomy and Astrophysics - phys.org...
JBIS - www.bis-space.com...
Spaceflight - www.bis-space.com...
#3 Completely new Life form
A form of life based on silicon. ("Jadestar")
#4 Tech or Proof there of
A scraping of the whole ship, and the discovery that it contains isotopic ratios that aren't present on Earth, chemical elements from the so-called
island of stability, very heavy elements that don't exist on Earth. Or material of absolutely bizarre properties of many sorts—electrical
conductivity or ductility. There are many things like that that would instantly give serious credence to an account. ("Carl Sagan" via
Ectoplasm80)
If an alien were to give us information in various sciences which we did not know at the time of the visit and which we could not verify at the moment
but were able to verify years later as our technology allowed, would that be enough? ("JimOberg")
The detection of artificial light on the night side of an exoplanet.
The detection of millisecond laser pulses from some point in space well beyond our solar system.
The detection of extremely narrowband radio signals from some point in space well beyond our solar system perhaps from an alien radar or the byproduct
of a propulsion system (ie: beamed microwave propulsion).
The detection of extremely narrowband radio signals encoded to contain information from some point in space well beyond our solar system.
The detection of infrared excess around a fairly old star that could not be anything other than a Dyson Sphere. The detection of artificial light on
the night side of an exoplanet. ("Jadestar")
I am looking for real input ...
Thx to all
- Watcher