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But a staunch believer that Viking found life is Gilbert Levin, former Viking scientist and now chief executive officer for Spherix in Beltsville, Maryland. His Labeled Release experiment, he told SPACE.com, worked like a charm and gave notice that life was observed.
"The Viking LR experiment detected living microorganisms in the soil of Mars," Levin flatly said.
Since our interaction with the aliens began we have come into possession of technology beyond our wildest dreams. A craft named Aurora exists at Area 51 which makes regular trips into space. It is a one stage ship called a TAV (transatmospheric vehicle) and it can take off from the ground using a 7 mile runway, go into high orbit, return on its own power, and land on the same runway. We currently have and fly atomic powered alien type craft at Area S-4 in Nevada. Our pilots have made interplanetary voyages in these craft and have been to the Moon, Mars, and other planets aboard these craft. We have been lied to about the true nature of the Moon, the planets Mars and Venus and the real state of technology that we possess today at this very moment.
Originally posted by mojo4sale
reply to post by ZEV93
Are you saying that our understanding of the Universe and how it works is now at the level of complete understanding. I certainly don't think that is the case.
I'm sure there are some major surprises in store for us over the next couple of generations.
Now scientists suggest that telltale signs of life could have been there all along, but Viking's testing methods were not robust enough to recognize them.
"We simulated these [tests] that Viking did 30 years ago, this time in extreme regions of our own planet," said Rafael Navarro-Gonzalez, of the National Autonomous University of Mexico in Mexico City.
"We found low levels of organic compounds in those soils, but we cannot detect them by the same technologies used by the Viking mission."
Originally posted by ZEV93
Yes, I agree. I am still sceptical about Cosmologists theories like Dark Matter or Dark Energy, but until now, they seem valid. So it seems we have a least a certain level of understanding of how the universe works now, otherwise we couldn't be building working cars, planes, lasers, satellites or computers.
Originally posted by mojo4sale
To suggest that because certain things behave in a certain way here, does not necessarily mean that those same things will operate in a similar way 1000 light years from here on a water locked world with a gravity double Earth's. Imo. Not that thats worth much either.
Originally posted by ZEV93
This is not quite correct. We are well able to predict how things will behave on a world with a gravity two times that of earth. And we can tell for sure that water won't flow upwards there or time will go backwards.
Originally posted by ZEV93
Why would anyone make such assumptions without sufficent data ? Science is not about guessing, but about extrapolating data thats verified.
Alien life is not just possible but probable, according to many scientists. And thanks to new technology, we may not be too far from finding it.
Originally posted by ZEV93
And Mojo, please stop crying!!