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Originally posted by Mythfury
I'm pretty sure people have used telescopes and seen planets. Unless its an optical illusion set up by the air crafts mentioned. Interesting theory.
Originally posted by Starchild23
The only reason they even seem to move is because WE are moving, not them.
Originally posted by Mythfury
reply to post by Unrealised
Well, think back thousands of years ago when the sun and moon and stars were being looked at by evolving man; have the spacecrafts been there the whole time? Manipulating our minds and then spreading a benevolent purpose and a corrupted purpose?
Originally posted by Mythfury
reply to post by Unrealised
I remember watching "The Universe" with Morgan Freeman when I went on a cruise to Mexico.
Originally posted by Katharos62191
reply to post by Unrealised
Unrealised,
Thanks for sharing your theory. I do believe it is a very cool theory! If it was true it would be extremely intricate, but I see where you are coming from. I do believe some are set stars and planets and since were moving we cant tell that they are too. But I also believe some of those lights we see arent just satellites orbiting us..maybe someone or something else orbiting us. When I was young I use to believe the sky was like a big blankets and the stars were peek holes for God or our loved ones or that big mad scientist is peering through at us
Thanks for sharing your cool theory!
Originally posted by Unrealised
Originally posted by Starchild23
The only reason they even seem to move is because WE are moving, not them.
Wow, we learn something new every day.
The milky way is spiralling because apparently there may be something in the centre, an energy force that makes it do so.
So you would expect other star systems to be doing the same.
How far out can our naked eye see?
Do we only see stars in our galaxy?