Have you ever had a UFO/UAP experience?
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Not sure if this is the right place for this, but my wife and friends had some paranormal experiences at 13 Steps Cemetery outside of Palo. They heard things, felt cool air. They took pics of themselves with a flash, in was dark. When they developed the pics there were orbs all around them. Looked like bubbles. They weren't blowing bubbles.
When he pulls out a dead alien's body from his briefcase or any real evidence, I'll listen. Otherwise I think he's full of crap.
Your thinking is solid.
However, what I see is there is no way we and the "Aliens" are the only "higher life forms" around. Aliens then being able to detect distant life, traverse the universe, and likely much more advanced will have been to multiple life-bearing planets.
Exposed then to life forms, they would begin to see how life in its many forms originates and evolves in the Cosmos. Their Science would classify, study, and know a lot about ALL life if this were the case. If so they would know a lot about us in general before they even got here. In that case, extraterrestrials would study us briefly, take what they want, and move on.
Yet, they hang around for what seems since all of history. What do they want then? There are some really curious aspects to how the UFO/alien thing has developed. Obviously, they could have conquered us long ago, and if indifferent to what goes on here, they could care less what we do to ourselves.
And still, there is plenty of stories of UFOs abducting people, interfering with nuclear systems, and telling people to stop destroying the planet! So they are invested, but why are they not directly pulling our asses out of the fire...or are they covertly!?
This is really hard to accept as even a remote possibility. Evidence is needed, but I am preparing myself that it is more than a possibility.
I was just about to post that this could almost look like some form of the Prime Directive. Then of course the question becomes what are the criteria we have to meet for them to openly engage with us.
Well if the aliens have their version of Iowa's own James Tiberius Kirk then it can basically be broken at will.
I would almost welcome a Gort type of robot if the aliens decide to break the Prime Directive. Read us the riot act and then leave a police robot to keep us in line.
Dolphins have had a relationship with extraterrestrials for centuries. There’s not much reason to deal with a warring lesser species like Homo sapiens.
If those mother ******* ever evolve some thumbs we're going to be farm animals
Tomorrow's headlines: "Dolphins leave Earth, leaves Humanity with cryptic message: 'So long, and thanks for all the fish.'"
Small craft hovering maybe 50-75 feet off the ground right above the tree canopy in my backyard. Spotted at night. It had three rotating blue lights and a spotlight that would intermittently scan through the trees. This was the mid 90s so pre drone. If it was a helicopter the sound would have been deafening. Moved in a zig zag flight across the yard and disappeared over the house. This was around the same time there was a lot of paranormal stuff happening in my home. I lived on Hunt street in Ames. Saw additional craft with a friend about 10 years later when we were cutting through the arboretum.
We humans are destructive. I imagine if other non human intelligent life came too close, people would start shooting at it for absolutely no reason at all.
So you are saying that all those people who are shooting when someone knocks on the wrong door or turns onto the wrong driveway are just practicing for the alien invasion?
Aliens are probably watching us right now going to a blockbuster movie about the guy who invented the atomic bomb and are like "yeah no they can't be trusted with our technology, let's leave them on this planet"
KidSilverhair
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Any intelligent lifeform capable of space travel across galaxies has powers and abilities beyond our comprehension. If they wanted to stop us from destroying the planet, they would have done it already, not just tell a few people to knock it off here and there.
Heck, given my viewing of various documentaries such as Independence Day and War Of The Worlds, it’s more likely aliens are helping to manipulate our climate to make Earth more hospitable for them.
Do I think life exists on other planets? I do. The odds are too high in its favor, plus wasn’t it Carl Sagan who said “it’d be an awful waste of space” if we were the only intelligent life in the universe? Do I think any of those lifeforms have developed interstellar travel? That I’m less sure of. Would a lifeform capable of interstellar travel allow themselves to be caught on film or in a crash? That I’m much more skeptical about. About the only way that makes sense is if they don’t even consider humans on their range of sentience, making us their equivalent of pets, or ants … which 1) wouldn‘t turn out in our favor and 2) wouldn’t matter because there’s zero we could about it anyway.
Our anthropomorphism of hypothetical alien life to fit our 20th century fairy tale Star Wars/Star Trek view of the universe is the part that I'm sure is bull crap. We are pursuing other means of detecting life elsewhere in the galaxy and beyond remotely, as we should be. This is the realistic science approach that interests me, not some gray alien hypnotic bigfoot nighttime mumbo jumbo.
Show me some alien technology ('Oumuamua?) floating through the solar system and then MAYBE we're getting somewhere.
Always? Scientists have studied the Hessdalen Lights for years and they aren't mirages and definitely are not terrestrial:
Hessdalen lights - Wikipedia
...or this...
Continuing this line of logic, I believe that intelligent life developing the capability to travel the Galaxy is also inevitable. Life seems inevitable given the vast size of the universe and the vast opportunities it would provides for life to arrive. Then the other factor at work is time. The universe is like 13 billion years old. That I'd a massive amount of time for a species to advance.
Look at how far humanity has advanced in 100 years, or 1000 years. We went from the Wright Brothers plane to the moon landing in less than 60 years. We have gone from the first digital computer to the smart phone in every pocket and the rise of AI in 80 years. If we manage to avoid destroying ourselves, think what we could do in a couple thousand more years.
And I know some people like to point out the odds of that other civilization existing at the same time as us, but in my mind any civilization that developed the ability to travel here would likely be too advanced and too far distributed across the galaxy to face extinction.
