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do you think aliens exist
Topic Started: Feb 18 2005, 12:29 PM (1,993 Views)
Snoopy2005uk Feb 19 2005, 10:13 AM Post #46
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 Theres has been more sightings of UFOs then god and people believe he exists ;)
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Mark G. Feb 19 2005, 10:32 AM Post #47
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 There are how many galazies in our universe, and in those, countless planets. The odds are pretty good they're extraterrestrial life.
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lilthugs2004 Feb 19 2005, 05:56 PM Post #48
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February 19, 2005 05:55 AM
Why should they not exist? :alien:

It would be a pretty boring Multi-Verse if it was only us lot in it.
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Jory Feb 19 2005, 07:05 PM Post #49
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 they must be real.
human kind is not smart enough to invent things like stickytape :rolleyes:
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countducky Feb 19 2005, 07:24 PM Post #50
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 glad to know you all agree with me

we come in peace

please visit us :alien:
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Jcool Feb 20 2005, 02:25 AM Post #51
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 Yeah I believe in them.
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dbzlotrfan Feb 20 2005, 02:35 AM Post #52
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February 18, 2005 11:56 AM
I certainly would like to think there is something out smarter than us...else if we start space travel the universe will be officially doomed. >_<

But yeah, I think it would be kind of ignorant to think we're the only ones considered the vastness and the fact there are endless planets and solar systems. One theory says that there may be another Earth, exactly like ours in another 'dimension' or realm if you will. Don't believe in it but the science behind it is interesting. :P If nothing else, there are certainly alien bugs, germs and whatnot out there but I wouldn't be suprised if there was at least one race out there that was similar to us...but different. :unsure: I mean another advanced race. :P

though endless planets may or may not be true. we dont' know if the unvierse is 'closed' or 'open'.

Closed - sounds just like it, it is finite and do NOT last forever and ever,.

open - opposite of closed, this kind if infinite, it could have a infinte number planets, stars, suns, black holes, and other things.


even if we do find ET's in the future; let's hope they are peaceful and not like those in 'signs' (I HATED that movie). and they are more friendly, and will help us futher.
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Deleted User Feb 20 2005, 04:50 AM Post #53
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 I don't buy the whole "can't exceed the speed of light" thing.
The fact that some people have worked out formulas which seem to prohibit it doesn't mean much to me, considering our limited understanding and perception of reality.
Common sense, instinct, and evidence lead me to believe it's possible.

Plus, I've done it.
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countducky Feb 20 2005, 05:55 AM Post #54
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 it is theorectically possible to exceed the speed of light

if a shuttle goes at the same speed as light, when you are in space at that speed for a full year, you have acctually gone through seven years
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lilthugs2004 Feb 20 2005, 09:13 AM Post #55
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 ^^^Nasa geek undercover here :P

No gravity in space, so more possibilities than none...think about it
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Veritech Pilot Feb 20 2005, 09:15 AM Post #56
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BionicleTheEpic
February 19, 2005 09:32 AM
There are how many galazies in our universe, and in those, countless planets. The odds are pretty good they're extraterrestrial life.

it's galaxies, not galazies. :P anwyay it goes solar system, universe, galaxy.
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lilthugs2004 Feb 20 2005, 09:17 AM Post #57
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 More than 1 of us in these multi-verses. All we could be is part of a piece of fluff on someones jumper, and then what are the possibilites. Theres no point trying to comprehend it!!
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Ben Feb 20 2005, 01:41 PM Post #58
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February 20, 2005 08:15 AM
it goes solar system, universe, galaxy.

Er . . . solar system, galaxy, universe ;)

The difficulty with travelling faster than the speed of light is that you would have infinite mass (and hence require infinite energy to accelerate).

The loophole is therefore that you can travel the speed of light, provided that you never accelerate to it--you in effect have to start out travelling at light speed. Such particles are called luxons and include photons and neutrinos.

And of course there's me . . . er . . . tachyons, particles that go only faster than light. They need imaginary mass to do that however. :D

The largest loophole we've thought of so far is that nice little anomaly called the 'wormhole'. It is an interstellar shortcut, allowing us to travel great distances in a matter of seconds or minutes. Unfortunately, we haven't found any stable, practical wormholes nearby, and in order to construct one that will remain stable for space travel, it would take a lot more energy and technology than we have.

As far as we know though, it is possible, so if a civilization had access to an energy source more advanced than ours, and had additional technology to maintain the wormhole (you'd need some antimatter . . . negative energy, nice stuff like that) then it is possible they found a way to utilize wormholes for interstellar travel.
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dbzlotrfan Feb 20 2005, 01:47 PM Post #59
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 i've read that there may actually be wormholes on Earth right now, but they are far to small (about the size of a nanometer (billiointh of a meter) (can work on atomic, sub atomic, sub sub atmoic (and smaller) and molcecular levels), and they may only last as long as neutrions and anti-matter did after the big band happended.
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maxxillian Feb 20 2005, 01:52 PM Post #60
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 I'm sure there are aliens in the universe
I dont believe they ever came to here tough

:alien: We do not exist
:ermm: err, who's talking then?
:alien: You are
:ermm: *Thud*
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