Little green men

[fisherofsouls]

Anyone else looking forward to the Pentagon presenting its report to Congress next month on the topic of UAPs ("Unidentified Aeriel Phnomena" also knows as UFOs)?

I think we may be in for a surprise or two

[badsin]

It's been interesting that the American government has released this information, along with Nasa, and I think barrack Obama also?
I wonder if it matches up with Bob Lazar 

[mr.bluesky]

Anyone else looking forward to the Pentagon presenting its report to Congress next month on the topic of UAPs ("Unidentified Aeriel Phnomena" also knows as UFOs)?

I think we may be in for a surprise or two

A subject that has always fascinated me. I don't think there will any earth shattering news  (excuse the pun) I think governments all over the world know more than they let on if intelligent life exists. It will be the usuall cover up if there is any truth. Can you imagine the scientific and religious consequences if they say " yes intelligent alien life forms exists and they have been visiting earth for many years " I can't honestly see that happening . There is a programme on BBC 2  tonight 9pm by Brian Cox that may well shed some light on the subject.

[PepeMAGA]

Funnily enough, apparently Donald Trump added this into the Covid relief bill.
The nimitz footage seems to be the most intriguing arm

[fisherofsouls]

I think it might well be that the report is more interesting for what it leaves out than what it puts in...

Purely for my titillation, I would love them to say that the world's intelligence agencies have pooled their research but still don't have a scoobie what they are or where they come from.

And to add insult to injury they have never responded to or made any attempt at communication

[fisherofsouls]

Let's hope as well that Congress grant the Pentagon an appropriation to buy cameras that take a decent picture!!!

[Blackpool Rock]

A subject that has always fascinated me. I don't think there will any earth shattering news  (excuse the pun) I think governments all over the world know more than they let on if intelligent life exists. It will be the usuall cover up if there is any truth. Can you imagine the scientific and religious consequences if they say " yes intelligent alien life forms exists and they have been visiting earth for many years " I can't honestly see that happening . There is a programme on BBC 2  tonight 9pm by Brian Cox that may well shed some light on the subject.

I've always been fascinated by extra terrestrial life too and like you say even if we have been visited or had some sort of sign of intelligent life then the information will only be drip fed to the public to avoid mass panic.
That said it could be a good time to buy shares in gun and ammo makers as you know how the Yanks love to panic buy that shit whenever anything happens 

Aren't there more stars out there than there are grains of sand on earth and almost all stars they have looked at have planetary systems, to me it's unthinkable that somewhere life hasn't started elsewhere.
Some will be microbial and some far more advanced than us, whether we have been visited I have no idea and I don't buy all this shape shifter shit the likes of David Icke puts out.
Most of the UFO sightings can be explained by weather phenomenon etc but there are some which are just plain weird like when things appear on radar and change direction by 90 degrees at Mach 2 etc 
Part of the problem is that pilots etc don't report things they see as historically it spelt an end to their career, they need to start having an open mind about this stuff and gather information from people who are seeing this stuff 1st hand 

[mr.bluesky]

I've always been fascinated by extra terrestrial life too and like you say even if we have been visited or had some sort of sign of intelligent life then the information will only be drip fed to the public to avoid mass panic.
That said it could be a good time to buy shares in gun and ammo makers as you know how the Yanks love to panic buy that shit whenever anything happens 

Aren't there more stars out there than there are grains of sand on earth and almost all stars they have looked at have planetary systems, to me it's unthinkable that somewhere life hasn't started elsewhere.
Some will be microbial and some far more advanced than us, whether we have been visited I have no idea and I don't buy all this shape shifter shit the likes of David Icke puts out.
Most of the UFO sightings can be explained by weather phenomenon etc but there are some which are just plain weird like when things appear on radar and change direction by 90 degrees at Mach 2 etc 
Part of the problem is that pilots etc don't report things they see as historically it spelt an end to their career, they need to start having an open mind about this stuff and gather information from people who are seeing this stuff 1st hand

True it is said there are more stars in the known universe than there are grains of sand on planet earth and they say most stars have numerous planets orbiting them so the odds on life on other planets must be favourable. Whether or not intelligent life remains to be seen. When you consider light from distant stars takes millions of years to reach us a number of them may no longer exist yet we would not be aware of this at this moment in time. If there is intelligent life out there it has yet to be found. Thousands of planets are discovered every year but seti (search for extraterrestrial intelligence) has yet to discover anything  so maybe we are alone.  it's a big subject to try and comprehend.

[lewisjones23]

If they (loose term for alien life) found us before we found them then its safe to say they can take us out at the drop of a hat.

For me personally it is all linked to the impossible question of what started life as we know it - if you accept the universe and life etc came from the big bang then what created the components of the big bang?

It is honestly mind boggling and something that will never be answered, well not by humans anyway.

[golden bull]

No way are we alone. Whatever is in the report won’t add up to much.

[Gordon Bennett]

That appears to be a tactic to distract anti-vaxxer conspiracy theory types. They love all that Roswell stuff so chuck them a few grainy foo-fighter flying saucer pics and reports and that'll be several months peace and quiet for the rest of us and a chance for the world to get back on its feet

[scutty brown]

Chinese antiship missiles.
A combination of agile sensor equipped drones and ballistic missiles aimed at aircraft carriers

[robsmith149]

UFO sightings dropped when camera phones were invented.

[JontyR]

Out there there is another planet where some alien has mentioned on a forum that they anally probed some poor fucker in Basingstoke and then a load of others chirp in that he didn't leave a review.

[fisherofsouls]

Chinese antiship missiles.
A combination of agile sensor equipped drones and ballistic missiles aimed at aircraft carriers

Unlikely.  The most recent videos were apparently shot in US coastal waters - the Chinese would have to be reckless in the extreme to be lobbing missiles around that close to the mainland.

[Blackpool Rock]

UFO sightings dropped when camera phones were invented.

Dropped or rose 

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[Blackpool Rock]

Out there there is another planet where some alien has mentioned on a forum that they anally probed some poor fucker in Basingstoke and then a load of others chirp in that he didn't leave a review.

Perhaps they weren't a member of the forum at the time and it's now over 12 months ago 

Alien work is down at the moment but I found this in my saved picture stash of Aliens i've punted 



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[Blackpool Rock]

That appears to be a tactic to distract anti-vaxxer conspiracy theory types. They love all that Roswell stuff so chuck them a few grainy foo-fighter flying saucer pics and reports and that'll be several months peace and quiet for the rest of us and a chance for the world to get back on its feet

That would be the flat earth right 

[mr.bluesky]

UFO sightings dropped when camera phones were invented.

But it's a lot easier now for E T to "phone home" 

[MilleMiglia]

UFO sightings dropped when camera phones were invented.

We lost Nessie at the same time.

[Corus Boy]

Unlikely.  The most recent videos were apparently shot in US coastal waters - the Chinese would have to be reckless in the extreme to be lobbing missiles around that close to the mainland.

 

[mr.bluesky]

Perhaps they weren't a member of the forum at the time and it's now over 12 months ago 

Alien work is down at the moment but I found this in my saved picture stash of Aliens i've punted 



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Did she stick her tongue up Uranus 

[Blackpool Rock]

Did she stick her tongue up Uranus 

What happens in Alpha Centauri stays in Alpha Centauri   

[anyfucker]

You can be 100% confident the US would not release anything true after all these years, it's just to distract you from everything else they're doing.
The US government and mass media are telling us that UFOs are real and they've been covering it up for decades and now need more funds to "counter it". But you don't get to act like the idea of a staged chemical weapons attack coverup is some unspeakably outlandish conspiracy theory.
Meanwhile the US seized a tanker off the UAE, made it dock in Houston, stole 2 Million Barrels of Iranian oil and sold its cargo for $110 million
It's been 2,258 days since the US/Saudi/UAE war on Yemen began. Over a quarter of a million Yemenis have been killed & millions are being starved by UK-supported Saudi war planes that have been actively bombing Houthis, deliberately targeting their food and health infrastructure in the process, this entire time, and because of blockades/siege warfare.

[Squire Haggard]

I only recently heard about the Tic Tac UFO story.  A very convincing pilot tells the story of a radar confirmed object. What is the least far fetched explanation, terrestrial or extra terrestrial?   

1:11:04 - The Tic Tac UFO story.  More on this on the list below the video.

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The video of the object taken by another pilot, switching between different modes in an attempt to gain data.

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[lillythesavage]

I thought this was about the little green men in London that the wonderful Mayor is using to gridlock the place further

[anyfucker]

I thought this was about the little green men in London that the wonderful Mayor is using to gridlock the place further

I have no idea if we are being visited by little green men (UFOs), but if we are the US military is literally the worst thing our species could possibly use to relate to them."

[mr.bluesky]

I have no idea if we are being visited by little green men (UFOs), but if we are the US military is literally the worst thing our species could possibly use to relate to them."

If they visited the USA they would return to their world and report that there is no intelligent life on earth 

[Watts.E.Dunn]

Right..

The nearest star that i remeber is some 4.3 Million light years away, the speed of light is 186,000 miles per second there are 31,536.000 seconds in a year so quite a long way away!..

So if any extra beings turned up that would be an amazing tech to get here.

So why and this is the big why after going to all that trouble do you never see them in Watford high st on a saturday afternoon???.

As to the "amazing" vauge shots of these odd flying vehicles does one never land in said High st in Watford?

Why do they always seem to appear on Yank radars and targeting systems? Nothing in that they want to scare the russians or anyone else for that matter into thinking that they posses, which they might do , some really good defence and attack systems?

Furthermore why are the Little and Green thats the BIG mystery!!!

[lostandfound]

Anyone else looking forward to the Pentagon presenting its report to Congress next month on the topic of UAPs ("Unidentified Aeriel Phnomena" also knows as UFOs)?

I think we may be in for a surprise or two

I will be skipping over any such news reports. Unexplained phenomena more like misunderstood IMO.

[Blackpool Rock]

Right..

The nearest star that i remeber is some 4.3 Million light years away, the speed of light is 186,000 miles per second there are 31,536.000 seconds in a year so quite a long way away!..

So if any extra beings turned up that would be an amazing tech to get here.

So why and this is the big why after going to all that trouble do you never see them in Watford high st on a saturday afternoon???.

As to the "amazing" vauge shots of these odd flying vehicles does one never land in said High st in Watford?

Why do they always seem to appear on Yank radars and targeting systems? Nothing in that they want to scare the russians or anyone else for that matter into thinking that they posses, which they might do , some really good defence and attack systems?

Furthermore why are the Little and Green thats the BIG mystery!!!

But that's the point isn't it that their technology would need to be so far in advance of ours to get here that it seems impossible / almost impossible to us, we are talking time travel (which in theory is possible) and thinking outside the box at things like wormholes in space etc

If their Tech is so far ahead of ours then they will be pretty smart so on that basis that would explain why they don't go to Watford  On the other hand it doesn't explain why they seem to like going to America, perhaps they just like earth burgers 
Actually it does make sense to go to the most powerful countries and work out who could do them most harm etc

The phrase little green men was obviously used a long time ago and has stuck though many programs i've seen with UFOLOGISTS who claim to have had encounters with them say there are distinct different aliens including Grey ones which are apparently aggressive.

Isn't there a stupidly high % of Americans who claim to have been abducted by aliens  Then again it is America 

[mr.bluesky]

Right..

The nearest star that i remeber is some 4.3 Million light years away, the speed of light is 186,000 miles per second there are 31,536.000 seconds in a year so quite a long way away!..

If the nearest star is 4.3 million light years away then if you could travel at the speed of light ( approx 186,000 miles per second) it would take 4.3 million years to get here. That would need some technology.  As regards worm holes nobody knows if they actually exist. It's just a theory.  Nobody has actually found a worm hole in space yet..

[Blackpool Rock]

If the nearest star is 4.3 million light years away then if you could travel at the speed of light ( approx 186,000 miles per second) it would take 4.3 million years to get here. That would need some technology. As regards worm holes nobody knows if they actually exist. It's just a theory.  Nobody has actually found a worm hole in space yet..

Yes I agree however all these things start off as theories until they are proven, Black holes were only theories but are now known to exist and I believe the theory of White holes was 1st pushed in an episode of Red Dwarf but some scientists are stating to come round to the idea they may (in theory) be possible

[mr.bluesky]

Yes I agree however all these things start off as theories until they are proven, Black holes were only theories but are now known to exist and I believe the theory of White holes was 1st pushed in an episode of Red Dwarf but some scientists are stating to come round to the idea they may (in theory) be possible

And the theory of worm hole travel is explained in the film Event Horizon ( a great Sci fi / horror film starring Sam Neil , Lawrence Fishbourne and Sean Pertwee )   well worth a view. 

[JontyR]

If the nearest star is 4.3 million light years away then if you could travel at the speed of light ( approx 186,000 miles per second) it would take 4.3 million years to get here. That would need some technology.  As regards worm holes nobody knows if they actually exist. It's just a theory.  Nobody has actually found a worm hole in space yet..

You’ve exaggerated distance to the nearest star by a factor of a million.

[mr.bluesky]

You’ve exaggerated distance to the nearest star by a factor of a million.

The nearest star to earth is actually the Sun . Light from our sun takes approximately 8 minutes to reach earth.

[JontyR]

Blimey the distances are dropping with every post, there will be a full on invasion by the time we get this thread onto page 2.

[mr.bluesky]

Blimey the distances are dropping with every post, there will be a full on invasion by the time we get this thread onto page 2.

Don't worry Will Smith will save us 

[Blackpool Rock]

Blimey the distances are dropping with every post, there will be a full on invasion by the time we get this thread onto page 2.

Good job JRC isn't posting at the moment otherwise he'd be moaning that illegal aliens have been here for years   

[lewisjones23]

why is the nearest start important?

we live on a planet not a start, other life could do the same

[mr.bluesky]

why is the nearest start important?

we live on a planet not a start, other life could do the same

It is said that for life to exist on other planets they have to be in "the goldilocks zone"  The existence of water is the key. Too near to it's sun water would just boil away and evaporate too far away it would just be ice. Life as we know it needs water to exist.  Earth is in the ideal position to support life whereas the other rocky planets are not. ie too close to the sun or too far. There have been thousands of planets discovered orbiting other stars but not many in the "goldilocks zone " to be able to have an atmosphere that supports life..

[scutty brown]

It is said that for life to exist on other planets they have to be in "the goldilocks zone"  The existence of water is the key. Too near to it's sun water would just boil away and evaporate too far away it would just be ice. Life as we know it needs water to exist.  Earth is in the ideal position to support life whereas the other rocky planets are not. ie too close to the sun or too far. There have been thousands of planets discovered orbiting other stars but not many in the "goldilocks zone " to be able to have an atmosphere that supports life..

Maybe for life based on carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen.
What if its based on sulphur, silicon, selenium, phosphorous with carbon (or silicon) disulphide as the universal solvent in place of water?
That would shift the goldilocks zone 200-300 C higher

[Watts.E.Dunn]

Common Name    Scientific Name    Distance (light years)    Apparent Magnitude    Absolute Magnitude    Spectral Type
Sun       -                           -26.72            4.8    G2V
Proxima Centauri      V645 Cen    4.2    11.05 (var.)    15.5    M5.5Vc
Rigil Kentaurus    Alpha Cen A    4.3    -0.01    4.4    G2V
   Alpha Cen B                    4.3    1.33    5.7    K1V
Barnard's Star                       6.0    9.54    13.2    M3.8V
Wolf 359    CN Leo                    7.7    13.53 (var.)    16.7    M5.8Vc

Well OK yes the Sun is the closest. But life as we may know it Jim don't exist on Stars its the possible Planets around said Star and they may not be many or any indeed any that are life supporting.

So 4.2 light years then...

[chrishornx]

It is said that for life to exist on other planets they have to be in "the goldilocks zone"  The existence of water is the key. Too near to it's sun water would just boil away and evaporate too far away it would just be ice. Life as we know it needs water to exist.  Earth is in the ideal position to support life whereas the other rocky planets are not. ie too close to the sun or too far. There have been thousands of planets discovered orbiting other stars but not many in the "goldilocks zone " to be able to have an atmosphere that supports life..

you have just hit the nail on the head ....'life as we know it'

Why on earth should any alien life conform to our needs and requirements for life With infinite places out there life could exist in millions of formats we don't even know about 

[mr.bluesky]

you have just hit the nail on the head ....'life as we know it'

Why on earth should any alien life conform to our needs and requirements for life With infinite places out there life could exist in millions of formats we don't even know about

One thing that really puzzles me though is how come the winner of Miss Universe always comes from planet Earth 

[lostandfound]

why is the nearest start important?

we live on a planet not a start, other life could do the same

Well, planets are made of stardust.

[Blackpool Rock]

One thing that really puzzles me though is how come the winner of Miss Universe always comes from planet Earth 

I'm guessing it's because she's out of this world 

[anyfucker]

I find the notion that this steadily intensifying Pentagon narrative is unfolding by pure coincidence at the same time the US is ramping up cold war tensions with Russia and China amid a race to militarize space highly unlikely.
US news media would have every reason to feed into this stuff, and it is not in this case necessarily due to an explicit desire to promote military propaganda. Ratings have plummeted since Trump left office.

[mr.bluesky]

Well, planets are made of stardust.

So are we. We are made of stardust 

[Watts.E.Dunn]

So are we. We are made of stardust 

Well maybe, we're all mad ef Atoms and they have been around since fuck knows when!..