The radar is a very new invention, and we have already found ways to avoid detection, and it's never been so easy to trick human brain, for example with photography and related technology.
NASA moon walker says we've had contact with aliens
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Only his words and no facts at all. Very niceFORMER NASA astronaut and moon-walker Dr Edgar Mitchell - a veteran of the Apollo 14 mission - has stunningly claimed aliens exist.
http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599...-13762,00.html
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Don't forget the late "Earth is flat" controversy. Anyway we have only begun to explore Earth in the past centuries, it's very early to dismiss Edgar Mitchell claim. The man may have more expertise/credentials in space exploration than all GFY members combined.
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I sincerely hope that aliens have not visited us, because if this thread is any indication, they will not like what they find.
We are truly an egotistical, close minded, naive species after all.Comment
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Theory is fine ... and light bends ... yes ... true. But has anyone moved a single physical particle or whatever at the speed of light to prove it for fact? Or ... can't they do that yet?It's more entertaining when people laugh at things that have been proven true.
When a computer models the universe based on what we know (universal constants, equations and theories all accounted for) then we get a result that looks just like our universe today. If we change anything at all, even a little bit, then the end result looks drastically different. So I'm not sure what you're getting at since people KNOW this stuff is true, have proven it true, and even applied it to technology you use everyday that wouldn't function without it.
You know ... they have teleported a single atom and that's startrek shit ... so who's to say we wont be able to find a way within 100 + years of travelling at the speed of light?
Plus ... who'd wanna go to the next galaxy? You might just be late for a lunch date

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What we know about physics would have to be wrong or partly wrong for them to visit using conventional means unless they are closer to us than we are let on to know.
Is it outside the realm of possibility to consider time travel, wormhole travel, intra-dimensional travel? All are being studied by prominent scientists right now because they could theorectically work.
And consider our naivete about exploring our own world, only 95% of the worlds oceans have been thoroughly explored.
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a new interview
In the wake of that flap, the American astronaut set the record straight in an interview with Lisa Bonnice, host of BlogTalkRadio’s ShapeShifting, saying that though there was indeed a cover-up at Rosewell, NASA knew nothing about it – at least not to his knowledge.
Here’s the full transcript of Mitchell’s discussion:
http://blog.blogtalkradio.com/2008/0...cord-straight/Comment
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Satellites in space all move at speeds fast enough that time diliation has to be factored in. Without it being factored in things like GPS wouldn't work. With it factored in, they work!Theory is fine ... and light bends ... yes ... true. But has anyone moved a single physical particle or whatever at the speed of light to prove it for fact? Or ... can't they do that yet?
You know ... they have teleported a single atom and that's startrek shit ... so who's to say we wont be able to find a way within 100 + years of travelling at the speed of light?
Plus ... who'd wanna go to the next galaxy? You might just be late for a lunch date
And they move particles at near speeds of light in particle accelerators all the time, but that's single atoms moving close to the speed of light, but never at the speed of light. Traveling at the speed of light is impossible as long as you have any mass at all, it just can't be done.
Even gravity goes at the speed of light, so if the sun exploded now, the Earth would keep orbiting around it for another 8 minutes before flinging off on a tangent. We'd see it burning in the sky for 8 minutes after it actually exploded.Comment
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Dr Mitchell, 77, said during a radio interview that sources at the space agency who had had contact with aliens described the beings as 'little people who look strange to us.'
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