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Originally posted by AdAbsurdum
*SPOILER ALERT*
The ending to Lost was that it was all a dream... a dream being had by a dog.
On a serious note, am I the only person that hopes we find life on another planet so I can eat it? Not intelligent life mind you, but I am curious to find out if there are delicious creatures out there waiting in anticipation for me to consume them. When I can't sleep I often wonder if I'll ever get a chance to eat a tasty Gnargnar Beast or something. I mean, just imagine all the wonderful things we can eat!
I also wonder sometimes if we won't find some sort of super predator that will be so ridiculously good at what it does that there will be protests about bringing them to Earth for research. Then on some fateful day it gets out and starts rampaging and we have to kill it with fire but after it dies we realize we are the real monsters.
I also didn't know elephants "hooter". I learned something new...
That made me wonder if it will be possible that we will find fruit that sings to us cause it wants us to eat it or it changes colors and what not to keep our attention.
Alright, I'm hungry now...
Originally posted by AdAbsurdum
reply to post by badw0lf
Used to buy packages of dried cuttlefish when I was a kid. That stuff was and still is the greatest thing I have ever eaten.
I try to eat one of every animal I come across. If we start adding more planets into this that's gonna set me way way back.
Originally posted by wmd_2008
Yes its in the right zone but you need a hell of a lot of other things to fall into place before life appears some on here think all thats required is water, temprature and time but other things have to happen even you zorgon must agree with that!
....mike when is he coming back!
Originally posted by infinite
"We should lay low. We don't know what life is out there. Waiting for us."
Aliens have been in the news this year. In April, cosmic oracle Stephen Hawking, the legendary theoretical physicist, proclaimed that extraterrestrial life is almost certain to exist. He also mentioned, by the way, that we should stay as far away from aliens as possible, since they're probably scavenging the universe for resources after destroying their own homes.
Originally posted by AdAbsurdum
reply to post by badw0lf
I burned myself self once on accident. Pretty bad, mind you. Through the pain I saw an opportunity.
Long story short, tough salty pork flavor.
edit on 30-9-2010 by AdAbsurdum because: spwlling
If the local stellar neighbourhood is a representative sample of the galaxy as a whole, our Milky Way could be teeming with potentially habitable planets.
can't have any mass suicides now.
Originally posted by zorgon
PLANETS, PLANETS EVERYWHERE
Gliese 876b - Smallest Exoplanet Found
Image credit: Trent Schindler, National Science Foundation
www.thelivingmoon.com...
J-Rod: A class of EBE from the Zeta Reticulum area. The J-Rod assocated with Dr Burisch was housed in a pressurized hydrogen "Clean Sphere" at Level 5 of S4. He had a degenerative neurological condition. The J-Rod is similar in appearance to that of the "grey" aliens recovered from Roswell.
P+52k-yr J-Rods (here after called 52's) note….they are from Gliese 876, halfway between Earth and Zeta Reticulum.
Gliese 876 is a red dwarf star approximately 15 light-years away from Earth in the constellation of Aquarius (the Water-bearer). As of 2010, it has been confirmed that four extrasolar planets orbit the star. Two of the middle planets are similar to Jupiter, while the closest planet is thought to be similar to a small Neptune or a large terrestrial planet, and the outer planet has mass similar to Uranus. The orbits of all but the closest planet are locked in a rare three-body Laplace resonance.