Woot! Are...are UFO's...real?!

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Bullshit! That's so freaking annoying sith.

Pfft, that's nothing. The mothership from District 9 has been hanging over Maxbo for a little while at my place. Nothing new.

There are so many fakes out there. But i do indeed believe in life in space.

I believe in molecular masses in space. Nothing self-conscious.






Except the huge fucking mothership behind my house.

I just dont see how we could be the only thinking being in this vast universe when there has allredy been discovered planets similar to earth.

Mac wrote:

I just dont see how we could be the only thinking being in this vast universe when there has allredy been discovered planets similar to earth.

No planets with our properties have been found, only planets with Oxygen and hydrogen have been found.

I will tell you why... our planet is a miracle. Water is only liquid in temperatures between 1 and 100, which allows liquid water on our planet. Have we been just a bit closer to the sun there wouldn't have been liquid water here. Our perfect angle on our rotation around the sun allows us to have summer, fall, winter and so on, so we get the variation in the nature. The moon perfectly placed to make the water flow up and down. Our perfect mixtures of nitrogen and oxygen in the atmosphere, the size of our planet. We live on this planet, because it possibly is the only one that got these properties in the whole universe. The only planet that is so exact placed, that makes the outer planets take the meteorites before they hit us, so the life can evolve.

I do indeed believe in other bacterias on other planets, but not intelligent lifeforms. But remember, humans have only seen 3% of the sea. There is still 97% yet to be discovered and peeps have seen several UFOs hover up from the sea. Maybe there is something under there, that has to be at a special pressurelevel to live?

There are plenty of exoplanets. And the scientist believe there are many more to be found.
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I believe that these spheres are magnetic orbs. I remember them being connected to crop circles (on a documentary) and they are some natural form of something. Not yet explained. 100's of sightings over the Atlantic ocean.

I've heard of them everywhere related to almost everything, and it's still unexplained - it probably will be in the next 30 years though.

Seriously.

Mac wrote:

There are plenty of exoplanets. And the scientist believe there are many more to be found.
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Evolution itself is a miracle. The fact that we had everything 100% perfectly in place from the carbon ages is a miracle to say the least.


The chance that there's intelligent life in space is smaller then the chance of winning in the lottery 30 times as an infant right after being born with a genetic mutation so your face looks like a giant spork and disney corp sues youtube for that for no reason whilst in a time dilation field singing mary poppins themesong when the judge of england is spinning on his head doing backflips over 1000 inch LCD TV's with 3D holograms that are intelligent and can talk...


sorta.

Chief, bacteria is a big thing... That is what we evolved from... And our planet is so perfect for us because we have adapted to it throughout evolution. Soooo....

Zemog wrote:

The chance that there's intelligent life in space is smaller then the chance of winning in the lottery 30 times as an infant right after being born with a genetic mutation so your face looks like a giant spork and disney corp sues youtube for that for no reason whilst in a time dilation field singing mary poppins themesong when the judge of england is spinning on his head doing backflips over 1000 inch LCD TV's with 3D holograms that are intelligent and can talk...

Which is perfectly viable as we realy have that many galaxies and planets to check out. I'd say the chances that we will find inteligent life in the closest galaxies are rather slim, but you gotta remember that you so far have got an unknown number of galaxies further on. Just thoose you can see on the night sky is millions! The scientists have no idea what is further out there, and so I'd say that if there is more galaxies over there we have a decent chance at finding life.

[TG]Hailstorm wrote:

Which is perfectly viable as we realy have that many galaxies and planets to check out. I'd say the chances that we will find inteligent life in the closest galaxies are rather slim, but you gotta remember that you so far have got an unknown number of galaxies further on. Just thoose you can see on the night sky is millions! The scientists have no idea what is further out there, and so I'd say that if there is more galaxies over there we have a decent chance at finding life.

Hungarian: My hovercraft is full of eels.

HolyCrapDudeXD wrote:

Chief, bacteria is a big thing... That is what we evolved from... And our planet is so perfect for us because we have adapted to it throughout evolution. Soooo....

IGNORANT IDIOT! *slaps HCDXD*