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Beneficial encounters ranged from the mere detection of extraterrestrial intelligence (ETI), for example through the interception of alien broadcasts, to contact with cooperative organisms that help us advance our knowledge and solve global problems such as hunger, poverty and disease.
To bolster humanity's chances of survival, the researchers call for caution in sending signals into space, and in particular warn against broadcasting information about our biological make-up, which could be used to manufacture weapons that target humans. Instead, any contact with ETs should be limited to mathematical discourse "until we have a better idea of the type of ETI we are dealing with."
Originally posted by backinblack
Is this a side effect of Obama cancelling the shuttle program?
Bored scientists with nothing to do but read scifi novels and make stupid speculations??
There, he attempts to help climatologist Ilana Green (Lindsay Crouse) in protecting her atmospheric analysis equipment from the plant's security forces under claims of being on private property, but he is taken into custody as well. There, Ilana explains that the Earth's temperature has risen several degrees in the last few years, exposing the ground in the Arctic Circle, and is investing the power plant, one of several recently built that appear to be the cause of this increase.
At the plant, Zane discovers it is a front for a large underground alien base. The aliens, though humanoid, are able to disguise themselves with an external skin to look human and infiltrate into society. Zane finds the bases periodically expels large amounts of emissions into the atmosphere
Phil Gordian: If you can't tend to your own planet, you don't deserve to live here.
So here’s the thing. This isn’t a “NASA report.” It’s not work funded by NASA, nor is it work supported by NASA in other ways. It was just a fun paper written by a few friends, one of whom happens to have a NASA affiliation.
Please help me spread this post to the other places you may see the article inaccurately attributed to NASA.
Originally posted by AtlantisAgain
I wouldn't doubt they've done it before and am sure they will do it again - probably sooner than later.
Every so often an asteroid is steered into planet Earth's direction and the slate is wiped clean.
What I'd like to know is,
What would aliens do if they saw a bunch of people on an internet chat forum going on about what Aliens would do?
Originally posted by afsalazar
Just who are they going to protect? The civ inside the hollow earth?
Originally posted by InfaRedMan
Originally posted by AtlantisAgain
I wouldn't doubt they've done it before and am sure they will do it again - probably sooner than later.
Every so often an asteroid is steered into planet Earth's direction and the slate is wiped clean.
... and the aliens needed to send the dinosaurs extinct why exactly? I'm not following your logic here. Were the dinosaurs building spaceships hell bent on galactic domination or did the aliens just take offence to dino farts?
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