Thread: Tell me what you think.

Originally Posted by EchoSun13

aliens?

Do you believe?

I do but when I tell people all they do is laugh.

i don't believe myself, there's no habitable planet out there and for them to get here from somewhere else they'd have to be going faster than the speed of light which i see is impossible. if there are aliens i don't believe they're technologically advanced like on movies and all and i don't believe they look like the stereotypical alien either.

Originally Posted by nitsuJ

i don't believe myself, there's no habitable planet out there and for them to get here from somewhere else they'd have to be going faster than the speed of light which i see is impossible. if there are aliens i don't believe they're technologically advanced like on movies and all and i don't believe they look like the stereotypical alien either.

You know, because you've seen a good portion of the Universe.

Originally Posted by ExoByte

You know, because you've seen a good portion of the Universe.

hence the reason i said "to get here from somewhere else they'd have to go faster than the speed of light", y'know, because most galaxies past our on are light years away

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/mai...rpdrive115.xml

Originally Posted by nitsuJ

i don't believe myself, there's no habitable planet out there and for them to get here from somewhere else they'd have to be going faster than the speed of light which i see is impossible.

No, they don't. Gravitational fields actually effect the density of open space. It is theoretically possible to brings two points in space closer together in relation the spacecraft, so long as it can generate the necessary gravitational force. It can then get between those two points in a much more reasonable amount of time, without having to break light speed. That is one way we are aware of that would work, assuming, again, that we could reproduce gravitational waves.

To the OP, yes, I believe aliens exist. There are over 47 billion known GALAXIES in the universe. Each one of those galaxies have some hundreds of billions/trillions of stars. The number of stars there are comes out to some rediculous value with 18+ zeros in it, assuming the lowest average number of stars per galaxy, and assuming that those 47 billion galaxies are the only ones out there. If the chances were a trillion to one for alien life (per star, not per planet), there'd be (statistically speaking) roughly 50 trillion life sustaining planets out there. 50 trillion is a large number, especially taking into account that the '1 out of a trillion' chance for life is very, very low.

It would make more sense to me that there was alien life out among those stars, then to the contrary.

Yep. I believe extraterrestrial life is out there somewhere. If you look at the number of galaxies, the numbers of stars in the galaxies, and the number of planets orbiting those stars, it'd be statistically pretty likely that there's life out there.

But to say they've visited earth is pretty improbable. As for the 'evidence' on UFO's some people claim to have? Very likely to be utter bollocks.