Could there be aliens on the moon

[TicParticipant 4329]

iMickey503 wrote:

If I can do this without creating to much Ozone, that would be really cool!. It would be one of the most Accurate speakers ever made.

iMickey503 wrote:

I want to move the AIR particles DIRECTLY!

hell of an idea.

Isn’t there some talk about the military having sound generated weapon system? I wonder if they do actually produce blasts by exponential stacking of air molecules

God bless peace and freedom.

[AutoliteParticipant]

Stealth wrote:

No.

Bull$hit pi$$es me off and this ‘alien’ nonsense is really very unsettling. The reason people buy into this kinda $hit is because they simply cannot conceive just how astronomically huge our universe actually is. They just can’t wrap their heads around it.

Even if there were ‘intelligent life’ out there somewhere, the chances of them finding our earth and/or our moon (and traveling to it) is very highly unlikely in the extreme. Please guys! Just think about it for twelve phucking seconds… 😡

[Gravel PitParticipant]

Oh thanks for posting. I forgot about Fraser Cain. I love that guy. His channel is pretty great so I re-subbed.

Alpha Centauri is 1000 years away at our Topspeed. 4.3 Lightyears. Its beyond ridiculous to believe we can reach ANY habitable world without building a MASSIVE Generational Ship.

The likelihood of two sentient species meeting each other in Spacetime (after having evolved in two different star systems dozens of lightyears apart) is so freaking remote, people dont have any idea.

All these UFOs that people think are Aliens. They arent. It would be extremely far fetched to even find out that they are unmanned drones from long extinct ETs. All reports of UFOs are simply black ops, crazies or computer glitches.

[AutoliteParticipant]

Gravel Pit wrote:

The likelihood of two sentient species meeting each other in Spacetime (after having evolved in two different star systems dozens of lightyears apart) is so freaking remote, people dont have any idea.

Even if the travel technology existed, the chances would be less than looking for and finding one particular grain of sand by searching every single beach and desert in the world.

Gravel Pit wrote:

All these UFOs that people think are Aliens. They arent. It would be extremely far fetched to even find out that they are unmanned drones from long extinct ETs. All reports of UFOs are simply black ops, crazies or computer glitches.

Some will claim that ETs have visited earth thousands of years ago. So after a few thousand years we still have no credible evidence of this???

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancient_astronauts

[Gravel PitParticipant]

Autolite wrote:

the chances would be less than looking for and finding one particular grain of sand by searching every single beach

I don’t think it’s quite that bad, its just that the PHYSICAL and TEMPORAL barriers are too difficult to overcome. Even if we proceeded to build sapcecraft that could hit, say 15% of lightspeed. That is so ridiculously fast, its impossible (no really, its impossible), but even if we could, visiting say, 12 habitable worlds in a 25 light year sphere from Sol, would take hundreds of years, and add another hundred for timedilation. And that is just the PHYSICAL barrier to interstellar travel.

When you consider the course of evolution and how rapidly species come into existence and go extinct (the TEMPORAL BARRIER) — it’s like two Apple Pies meeting somehow, but one was baked in Miami in 1998 while the other was baked in Moscow in 1762. They just never come across each other and this would actually be a NEAR MISS in terms of two sentient species meeting.

I know for sure, the Universe has millions of intelligent species. Its just that humans are ignorant about Spacetime.
Spacetime is not like the Sahara desert or the Alps, where you just require skill, planning and effort. I use to say to Hermit and Colin who believe in God, the cosmic arrangement we find ourselves in is eerily reminiscent of a deliberate attempt to keep us forever alone in this Star System. We’re gold fish in a bowl. We will never leave here successfully and its almost by design I joke. I make the analogy facetiously because I have no confidence in the silly god creator myth which I observe is an *anthropomorphic delusion brought on by our own trapdoor psychology. Being that there are no other sentient species, no standard of measurement or an easy explanation for our presence, we invented explanations uniquely reflective our own human traits.

The only remotely realistic way to go out there and find them, or locate their ruins and abandoned technology, is to build massive Gen Ships. In my humble opinion, building Gen Ships should be the #1 goal of NASA and other space agencies. We’re wasting precious time. If anything, we should be doing it to guard against extinction. We’re the last line in a 7 million year old Hominid branch. We’re only 250,000 years old but we’re ALONE. If a supervolcano goes off or dino killer hits the atmosphere, thats it folks, that will be Business as Usual for Earth, the indifferent snuffening out of yet another species.

This topic really brings out the Nihilist in me, because Humans are stupid as hell, too dumb to save themselves. We dont deserve to find other life. We dont value our own. Instead, we cower from the reality of our existence and indulge in useless myths about immortality.

[Gravel PitParticipant]

All that Ancient Aliens stuff was pretty great to watch back in Season 1, like 2011 or something. Its very convincing but upon closer analysis, EVERY single thing they bring up is total bullsh!t. We were not visited by aliens, nor were we kick started by them. The fossil record shows definitively that we’re part of a 1 Billion year old history. The emergence of language and art is not unique to humans. It wasnt some Alien Prometheus intervention 70.000 years ago… Homo Egaster was also vocal and superstitious enough to use pigments and adorn themselves with artifacts that had no purpose for survival. We’re not unique but we are special.

They will try to tell you tales about how humans couldn’t have moved blocks at Puma Ponctu or wherever else. They will make spectacles of Ezekiel and exaggerate the genius of sunken technology that predicted eclipses. They try to claim dragons were UFOS and that ancient maps show lands buried on ice, or cities that were built prior to ice ages. LOL. Its all a bunch of over sensationalized logical fallacy.

The plain truth is. Space is absolutely vacant of all resources including light. You cant get across it and live. When you go out there, you have to take everything youll need for 1000 years (fuel, air and food). And if something bad happens, you’re all alone.

[sidecarParticipant 35837]

The question is not whether or not life exists elsewhere in the universe. It does. The universe is so huge and so old that it’s impossible for life not to exist elsewhere. But that size and age makes the matter of extraterrestrial life irrelevant unless we can find a way to overcome the tremendous distances and times between them and us.

But the question is not even the matter of whether or not it’s possible to overcome those distances. If it’s impossible, and there’s no solution to find, then the matter of extraterrestrial life remains irrelevant. But if it is possible, then it’s just a matter of finding that solution.

Which brings us to the real question:

Will humanity have the time and resources needed to find a way of overcoming interstellar distances BEFORE feminism (and socialism, communism, etc.) collapses civilization back into a permanent dark stone age from which we will never recover before extinction because all the easy to get fossil fuels have already been used up?

Probably not.

Put simply, greedy women (especially single mothers) and their ever increasing demands for gibs are why we can’t have nice things like interstellar spaceflight and not going extinct.

[MonkParticipant 16995]

Gravel Pit wrote:

The fossil record shows definitively that we’re part of a 1 Billion year old history.

That’s the problem – it doesn’t. Read ‘Forbidden Archaeology’ by Cremo. The establishments reaction to all sorts of discoveries tells you that there is something seriously wrong with the mainstream narrative.

The ‘Out of Africa’ theory is a case in point. Left leaning academics push this because it suits their agenda, but there is no evidence for it, whereas there is evidence for the alternative – multi-point evolution.

[TicParticipant 4329]

Good discussion.

On another note, only stuppid mother fucckkers would get upset about these discussions.

God bless peace and freedom.

[SandalsParticipant 4253]

Buzz saw stars on the moon?

Neil said he couldn’t see the stars.

[Vajra VarahaParticipant 1284]

I can’t believe no one quoted this movie:

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