Farfenugen
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crop circle, an obvious hoax (aliens aren't real anyway) but just in case
Even Aliens Are Smoking
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TheOrganic
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I did that with my computer.
RawBudzski
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Aliens aren't real? Would you like to start a Debate thread on this.. Ill stay up if you wanna call my troll bluff
olylifter420
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RawBudzski
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The cosmos is too vast for their not to be any other life. Humans are made of the MOST ABUNDANT MATERIALS in our galaxy if not universe I forgot.. So if what we are made out of is So Common.. .you do the rest.. [video=youtube;Re66MWWl8q8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Re66MWWl8q8[/video]
If you watch this Entire show with Niel Tyson its great.. not dis proving anything, just good to listen to.
If you watch this Entire show with Niel Tyson its great.. not dis proving anything, just good to listen to.
RawBudzski
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Lookup Panspermia an idea that Mars seeded earth with early life. Not what I believe or cling to, but if you don't leave it as an open minded possibility then.. I cannot help
Psychedelic Breakfast
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Neil Tyson is always fun to listen to. There should be more people like him in the science world
Carl Spackler
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I have no reservations that given the incredible size of the universe(s) that intelligent alien life forms exist. I have trouble swallowing the concept that they would even bother to visit this planet when you consider the incredibly vast distances between us and any potential solar systems that may harbor life. At about 4.24 light-years away (the distance one might travel at nearly 186,000 miles/sec.), Proxima Centauri is our nearest star and as of yet, contains no known planetary objects. The nearest star that even has a theoretical chance of containing planetary objects is Epsilon Eridani at 10.52 light years away. We aren't talkin chump change when discussing distances here. I won't get in to a speculative debate regarding the potential speed of any alien spacecraft but, Voyager 1 was launched on Sept. 7, 1977, it has traveled the greatest distance from earth of any man-made object to date. At it's current speed, it would require 73,600 years to reach Proxima Centauri. It may very well be that we are being observed through technologies that we do not understand or, lack the resources to produce but a more rational scenario is that yes....we are not alone but we are too far away for anyone to give a shit.
Hepheastus420
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Hey bro I'm gonna start an alien thread, so come on over.
RawBudzski
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You better be on my side.. or its on
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