U.S. Has UFOs of 'Non-Human Origin', Ex-Intelligence Officer Claims

Does the .gov have Alien tech?

  • Yes

    Votes: 41 32.0%

  • No

    Votes: 32 25.0%

  • Maybe

    Votes: 18 14.1%

  • It's Trumps Fault

    Votes: 17 13.3%

  • Yes, but also....Pie

    Votes: 9 7.0%

  • No, but also... Pie

    Votes: 11 8.6%
  • Total voters
    128
#951
#951
MercyPercy said:
The fossil record for cephalopods is actually pretty strong because most of them millions of years ago belonged to families that had hard shells, like the nautilus of today. They're some of the cheapest fossils you can get your hands on due to how common they are. They ruled the seas for a very long time as the most abundant form of complex life in their habitat.

Close relatives of modern squid and octopus which took over after the fall of the hard shelled families are much less common since in many, the only thing to fossilize is the beak (though some like cuttlefish have hard "inner" shells). That being said I'm pretty sure we do have ancient beaks that scale to creatures that would have been larger than even the colossal/giant squids of today.

I know you don't have much respect for them but everything I've just summarized would be extremely surface level for a real evolutionary biologist. The evolution of cephalopods is interesting considering their physiology differs so much from ours, but I don't assign credit to aliens for their existence any more than I would a snail or slug.
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Do you collect fossils? I’ve got some interesting finds, but nothing outstanding.
 
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#958
Carl Pickens said:
Do you collect fossils? I’ve got some interesting finds, but nothing outstanding.
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I wouldn't necessarily call it a collection but I have a few, nearly all found in nature by either me or my father. Mostly megalodon teeth, some mammoth teeth, etc. Also have quite a few arrow heads and pieces of timucuan pottery.

I did buy a couple cheap dinosaur teeth.
 
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#959
Weezer said:
I've always wanted to believe in aliens and ghosts, but I can't say I've ever saw either.
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Aliens, I wonder. Ghosts, here's a take. The church I'm affiliated with teaches that they are supernatural manifestations generated by demons (Satan and his fallen angels). Their goal is maintaining the lie told to Eve in the Garden of Eden. Basically, branding God as a liar. Read carefully and you can see how this works. It's also the foundation that on dying, we still hang around in some aspect or the other, roaming about haunting the living, screaming in pain in Hell, or singing blissful songs in Heaven.[Genesis 3:1 - 5] Interestingly, this contrast with what Job had to say. [Job 14: 1- 12]

Solomon (purportedly claims as well) Ecclesiastes 9:5 - 10]

Anyway, that's what the church says. Probably why King Saul before he got too big for his britches, decreed that spiritualist who claimed to speak to the dead would be put to death. Because doing this basically perpetuated the accusation that God is a liar.
 
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What yall know about this one?!? This photo was taken from altitude in a Cessna for an official survey...the craft is partially submerged like the one the Navy saw making white water off San Diego with David Fravor.

 
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#961
marcusluvsvols said:
What yall know about this one?!? This photo was taken from altitude in a Cessna for an official survey...the craft is partially submerged like the one the Navy saw making white water off San Diego with David Fravor.

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looks like a Zildjian crash to me.

Aliens from the planet Zildji
 
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#962
MercyPercy said:
I wouldn't necessarily call it a collection but I have a few, nearly all found in nature by either me or my father. Mostly megalodon teeth, some mammoth teeth, etc. Also have quite a few arrow heads and pieces of timucuan pottery.

I did buy a couple cheap dinosaur teeth.
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I wish we had megalodon teeth up her in TN.
I’ve got corals, crinoids, ammonites, sponges, brachiopods snd etc. …. And a couple of arrowheads and one spearhead
 
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Hunerwadel said:
www.livescience.com

No, the James Webb Space Telescope probably didn't detect signs of alien life — but it soon could

The James Webb Space Telescope's possible detection of biological chemicals on the exoplanet K2-18b may just have been methane gas, a new study cautions. Planned follow-up observations could solve the mystery for good.
www.livescience.com www.livescience.com
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They found both. Methan and Dimthyl sulfide.

They are re-examining the planet and it will then go through an intense scrutiny from the scientific community.

I believe they will accept the findings.

Then what? We still can’t travel there.
I imagine it to be a swamp world with deep oceans and no ice caps. All the heat is regulated by the deep ocean. I don’t think it’s a space faring civilization there. Just enormous sea creatures that live within their ecosystem aka the Dinosaurs 65 — 400 million years ago. The food chain would start in the shallows and go from there. Huge waves 100s of feet high in the middle of the ocean because of its lack of a moon.
 
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marcusluvsvols said:
^^^yep. This planet is fascinating. We would have to probably master gravity/anti before we could ever travel to this planet. From what I understand we are unable to get a craft out of the atmosphere even with 2x Earths mass right now due to the increased gravity. 8x mass would not only make escape velocity impossible....us humans would not even be able to walk or exist on the surface of such a planet with crushing gravity like 8x. That doesnt mean there is not already complex life there though!! As long as those planets with increased gravity have oceans, creatures under the "water" or other fluid would be mostly unaffected by that increased gravity. The density of the creatures bodies would be similar to the fluid around them therefore gravity and pressures would be normal to them.

I watched a video recently that showed where we have identified phosphene in the atmosphere of Venus. On Earth, phosphene gas is only produced by microbes. They think there may be a remnant of life remaining in the high atmosphere of Venus where temperatures are more comparable to those here on Earth. We are also scheduled to send probes in the next few years to the most promising moons of Jupiter to try and detect life. Lots of exciting stuff to come in space exploration! Theres really no excuse for us landing on the moon over 50 years ago ...then accomplishing almost nothing since with any real accomplishments other than Hubble and JWST....we have wasted decades and of course trillions of dollars on other bullcrap that could and should have been spent on the space program.
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There’s still time to refocus the human population. Discovering life on a planet 126 light years away would begin a slow process of people refocusing what humans are truly capable of in the grand scheme of the cosmos.

WAR would not end immediately.
But some of these oligarchs and super rich and lobbyists alike would begin to dream and world build.

I think there is life on Venus, Enceladus, Titan, Europa, and subterranean Mars as well. Microbial life is very abundant and adaptable.
Our worlds have been mixing elements for billions of years. Sure it’s believable to me that some has adapted extremely well in more harsh environment
 
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#969
TVOLS said:
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Gotta give ole Tim credit...hes gonna keep screaming this from the rooftops until they either do something about it, primary him and throw so much money at his opponent that they get rid of him, or set him up somehow to disgrace him. Thats all you could ask of him...dedication. He is serious about getting transparency about this, sadly the megalith of government has a history of being as transparent as mud. We will see though I guess.
 
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#970
marcusluvsvols said:
Gotta give ole Tim credit...hes gonna keep screaming this from the rooftops until they either do something about it, primary him and throw so much money at his opponent that they get rid of him, or set him up somehow to disgrace him. Thats all you could ask of him...dedication. He is serious about getting transparency about this, sadly the megalith of government has a history of being as transparent as mud. We will see though I guess.
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First I’ve heard him mention admirals have told him about objects the size of football fields traveling 200mph underwater.
 
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Coming up May 27th on Shawn Ryan. The trailer seemed far fetch on some things I guess to get viewers. I heard this guy several times though on USO’s.
 
#974
#974
marcusluvsvols said:
Nice. We are missing some big pieces of the puzzle to unify theories. When we finally discover things and have a more unified understanding of physics, it will seem like it was totally obvious I bet to future generations...the same way Heliocentrism etc seem obvious to us. Assuming humans can survive for long enough to ever get that far. I definitely have my doubts.
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Our physics will look very different in another hundred years. It will be interesting how they look upon this time period.

Will they pity us that we did not have the technology available to set up illuminating experiments to advance our understanding or will they laugh at our ignorance for having the necessary data to advance our understanding but went down the wrong rabbit holes?
 
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