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Originally posted by quantumfluctuation
Imagine we discovered a primitive civilisation on a planet orbiting a star that, due to advances over coming decades, is within our range of manned exploration
Would we simply land on this other planet and ignore the risk of destabilising their civilisation ?
Originally posted by renegade1179
70% of your replies are "show me the proof," just like 70% of the "aliens aren't here" threads. The argument is VERY old and I'm sure many people can agree. Nobody here or elsewhere owes you people any proof at all because most of us are looking for personal experiences and when it happens, it's great. If you're all antsy pantsy about not seeing a UFO, get out of your parents' house and spend more time outdoors.
Originally posted by alldaylong
Imagine the scenario. Alien beings from the far flung depths of space, travel for trillions of miles to reach Planet Earth. When they arrive here what do they do? They fly around in our atmosphere, in their brighly lit space craft. They don't land and make themselves known to the locals. They don't land and make themselves known to the wider world.
In the Middle Ages, European explorers traveled the high seas to discover new worlds. The likes of Cook, Drake, Magellan, Columbus etc found these new worlds. What did they do when they arrived? They went ashore and made themselves known to the natives. They certainly didn't just "Float Around" on the sea and keep a safe distance. The Natives would have found these European strangers most "Alien" to themselves
So ET travelling the vast distance of space and "Floating Around" above The Earth. Come on, it's not on is it?
Originally posted by jamdan
reply to post by Jay-morris
I've said all I want to say to you chief, so try not to bum yourself up too much. There's way more interesting things on ATS than this thread!
Originally posted by jamdan
reply to post by Jay-morris
Well sir, I consider you to be the troll here, hanging around this thread like neds at a bus stop. In any case, I refer you to the reply I gave you some hours before.
It's not all about you, you know....edit on 30-6-2012 by jamdan because: minor typographical error, soon rectified and then signed out to finish cup of steaming fresh
coffee.edit on 30-6-2012 by jamdan because: bo, selecta.
Originally posted by DaemonD14
reply to post by alldaylong
As I would say to somebody that posts a picture his 4 year old draw of something they think they saw, who believes that that is proof that we've been visited: do you have proof that we have, or that we haven't? No? Well then, how can you say for definite that we haven't? You can't, so this was a totally pointless topic.