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originally posted by: Leonidas
a reply to: Kapusta
I think it almost a certainty. However when taking into account the age and size of our Galaxy alone, the chance that "They" would have developed space-fairing technology and then encountered us during the extremely brief period of human sentience is remote in the extreme...to put it mildly.
originally posted by: Kapusta
a reply to: Phage
Phage Phage Phage , good fella , I'll just get to the point , do you believe in intelligent life out their in space ? besides our own of course !
originally posted by: 3danimator2014
originally posted by: Kapusta
a reply to: Phage
Phage Phage Phage , good fella , I'll just get to the point , do you believe in intelligent life out their in space ? besides our own of course !
i can reply (and i suspect that his reply will be he same as mine)
- Life elsewhere? Most likely yes.
- Aliens visiting earth all the time? No evidence at all. None
originally posted by: Forensick
What language did they use to warns us away and why would there be bases on the moon?
And what about the probes going there, and circling it and probing it - why are they not taking them out if they dont like us.
And why warn us away - we are neighbors, they might like our diet?
None of it makes sense to me - but you can go ahead a believe, no skin off my back.
I like the way the OP had to say Astronaut Neil Armstrong - oh that neil, thanks for reminding me!
i can reply (and i suspect that his reply will be he same as mine)
- Aliens visiting earth all the time? No evidence at all. None
originally posted by: Ultralight
a reply to: OrionHunterX
Excellent post! S&F for you.
Those who don't believe are entitled to their views as are those who believe.
I find Aldrin to be full of material misrepresentations. I wouldn't believe his explanation of why the sun sets.