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UFOs Fact vs Fiction & Top 10 UFO Mysteries Solved
http://www.space.com/news/060622_alien_encounters.html
That's a new story on this phenomena Here are 10 UFO related mysteries the researchers claim have been solved. http://www.space.com/top10_alienenco..._debunked.html |
Benjamin Radford is a writer and the managing editor of Skeptical Inquirer science magazine... lol
I've read some of them... seems like anything can pass for "debunking" these days... Nevermind leaving most of the details out.. Very scientific of him... lmao |
come on, all this UFO crap belongs to X Files
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UFO researchers are always broke fighting for funding to do research but UFO debunkers are always rolling in unending sources of funding. Debunkers show up at conventions in Mercedes Benz and UFO researchers show up in rented RVs. Makes ya wonder. |
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Go figure. |
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Thats exacly where your porn taxes go to. |
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"Makes ya wonder"? No, it doesn't. It says, "This guy is some crack pot while this guy is a professional." |
I would really love to hear someones argument on how we are alone in the universe. The idea that the humans (a pretty stupid fucking race) are the only living beings in the entire universe is ridiculous.
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all you nay sayers need to watch the disclosure project
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a crack pot? and you would know that how? |
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It shows how there's a definite agenda to suppress any data that may confirm the theories and facts presented by UFO investigations. There's more to UFO investigations than whether ETs are visiting. That's just ONE hypothesis. There's much more shit dug up like illegal experimentations on citizens, misappropriated tax dollars, stolen technology, stolen land, threats agains citizens, violations of constitutional rights and the list goes on. We all know our government and industries would never engage in such dispicable practices so I guess the UFO researchers are wrong eh? |
Where are the alien bodies? Where is the spacecraft? I used to believe in Aliens and UFO until I realized the only evidence is bs fiction and what have you.
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i had sex with a ufo
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ever hear of this? http://www.lightsoverphoenix.com/ http://www.cnn.com/US/9706/19/ufo.lights/ http://www.rense.com/general40/phoenix.htm http://www.thephoenixlights.net/ |
If aliens are not visiting, then the only other explanation is that a certain number of governments around the world are suppressing really amazing aircraft technology from the general public.
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Interesting... Still no evidence of actual UFOs |
1. We're not alone in the universe (or multiverse or whatever the fuck we live in).
2. UFOs will almost certainly never visit Earth. The distances involved are prohibitive. |
The thing is though, people who believe in UFOs, ghosts, spirituality and the like can claim not only to be more interesting than those who don't but can also claim to be more 'open-minded' than those who do not. Of course, people who believe in bullshit are not really more interesting than more clever people and they are certainly not more open-minded. But don't tell them that. It might shatter their illusions.
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I am an alien.
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ufo's arnt real, but i bet there is life outside the universe...
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i hope theres aliens since a big portion of humans seem to be completely fucked, so im really hoping theres a better option out there
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yes but something the size of a small town flew over your state..lol |
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Cool, I like mysteries :) Great read
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and btw " UFOs will almost certainly never visit Earth. The distances involved are prohibitive." ... haha... keep up with your dumb assumptions.. Btw, what do you know about future technologies/innovations millions of years from now? I hope you figured out they might be more advance than us right? lol |
It's all REAL!
I swear! I was anal probed 3 nights in a row. I enjoyed it. *edit by an alien of course* |
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We also know that should an alien race have the knowledge to 'bend space' (ie. create a wormhole), the energy requirements would be prohibitive. We also know that we have only been sending out radio waves for around a hundred years, putting the vast majority of even our own universe beyond any knowledge of our existence. So, it's reasonable to state that even if aliens knew we were here (which they don't), to visit us they would have to take a trip lasting thousands of years at the minimum through impenetrably sterilising radiation or would have to risk creating a black hole by trying to open a wormhole to get to us. And for what? What could they learn from us? Why would they even want to take the trip? But then again, I don't accept the existence of ghosts, gods or fairies either, so what do I know. :winkwink: |
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Are you even serious? We recently discovered the possibilty of wormholes, anti-matter, negetive energy... and you already willing to conclude that the energy requirements would be too great to travel thru wormholes and it could never be done...!??? lol You dont even know what we'll discover in 200 years, imagine in 1 million..! :helpme |
What a bunch of crap, you'd think this site would at least use citations and the scientific method to debunk.
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All those things hapend far away from where i live. and reading about it it's just like a fake story. but there is something true that the US goverment is covering.
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the truth is ....
i do believe all this stories. |
the truth is out theres
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The only voices of reason in this thread seem to be Lazonby and Donny.
There is a pretty big chance that life exists in other places in the universe. However, chances of a majority of that life being ahead of humans in terms of intelligence and technology are not all that big. Remember, on earth, humans are by far the most intelligent and technologically advanced creatures on earth, among thousands of different species. So it does not seem unreasonable to assume that, to make life more advanced than humans likely, there has to be a LOT of life in the universe. Still, that's possible. However, for lifeforms to be able to find out that there's life on earth, they would have to be vastly superior in terms of technology (and possibly intelligence) to humans. Once again, chances get slimmer. One can also assume that to discover life on earth in the vastness of the universe also involves a good amount of sheer luck. And chances get even slimmer... To travel to earth, of course, would require even more advanced technology - if it is possible at all. Even assuming that the growth of technological knowledge is exponential (and thus goes faster the further along you get), this still lessens the chances of such a kind of life existing, finding us and visiting us. All these factors combined make the chance of aliens visiting us pretty small. But if they would visit us, WHY THE FUCK would they not make contact, yet get spotted by all kinds of idiots in tin foil hats? |
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p.s. coming to the same conclusion as Donny should be a sign that you have more homework to do on the subject... :winkwink: |
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PS. Intellectual "rigueur" is indeed something I am not familiar with. What I do know, however, is that when trying to criticise someone's intellectual capacities, correct spelling is de rigueur. |
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Intellectual rigour ? Sounds more familiar..? |
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