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Originally posted by kettenreaction
you know, i hear people say that all the time..."we would be like ants to them" and it has never made any sense to me. Ants have a hugely interesting social structure that we are still learning from now, they perform feats with their bodies that we can barely do with machines and they have a communication structure, like plants, that uses chemicals to speak to one another. I would think that an alien race (millions of years past ours) would find us pretty interesting considering how removed they would be from our system. Now, with all the other aliens that are within a hundred thousand years of us evolutionarily, we'll we might still be on fairly close level. Just my opinionedit on 7-10-2011 by kettenreaction because: misspelled something
Plus, has everyone forgotten Einstein's E=mc squared? The closer you get to the speed of light the more energy required until it begins finite.
Originally posted by Gazrok
Plus, has everyone forgotten Einstein's E=mc squared? The closer you get to the speed of light the more energy required until it begins finite.
Even our current knowledge of physics recognizes that there may be loopholes (specifically wormholes) to Einstein's alleged cosmic speed limit.
Heck, even recently at CERN, they've seen that neutrinos just may be able to travel faster than light, so what does that do to his equation? Like Newton's before him, we STILL may use it as a handy tool, but it may not be as concrete as we think it is.
The bottom line is that older civilizations may be well aware of how to travel such distances in more manageable time frames. Just because we can't do it now, is silly to say it can't be done. Any quick search will show plenty of quotes of famous people stating such and such would be impossible, and then, 10 years later or less, we'd prove them wrong.
Originally posted by cloudyday
There is no doubt in my mind that we will explore the nearby stars within a thousand years, because Earth's GDP will be much larger and technology will be better. Who knows maybe we will find life on another planet in this solar system and it will motivate us to make the effort to explore a nearby star.
Originally posted by alldaylong
If people reallly think that ET is visiting Earth and has been doing so for thousands of years then why has there been nothing left on Earth to show they have been here. Like some advanced technology etc. At least when man went to the moon we left a mood buggy there LOL
Originally posted by antar
reply to post by alldaylong
Question:
What number comes after Sextrillion? And what comes after that? How high can you count?
Just stepping onto your thread to tell you that you are wrong, I am the living proof. *(At least for me that is*)
Originally posted by alldaylong
reply to post by Required01
None of those links you gave PROVE in anyway that we have been visited. What they do show however is the creative imagination of those who produced them. Show me an Alien, show me a spaceship, show me ANYTHING that has come from beyond this planet to prove other world "Beings" are visiting Earth. I will then take you seriously.
And please do yourself a favour and not quote the TV show "Ancient Aliens" They reckoned that George Washington was in contact with ET LOL