Intelligent Life in the Universe
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You really need to use some of your incredible wealth to take a fucking English class. You communicate like a moron.
come on people are you being real, then why dont the fuckers come down to earth and make contact with us? until that happens I will not believe it its nothing more than science fiction
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Just because you don't see it, doesn't mean it doesn't exist. Think about how long it took you to believe in pussy.
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Seriously do you think that they are like down the street?
Do you not realize the vastness of space?
With people like you here why the fuck would anyone want to waste anytime making the trip.
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Trampled Underfoot said:
Funniest post of the month maybe year. Ranks up with the roll over to tell skull to reply to a thread
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That was incredibly funny. But it wasn't my post. It was skul's post responding like a loyal bitch. :mj07:
Skul, just make this your f'in signature already. You aren't capable of finishing a post without writing the same bullshit.
Hedge, don't be so closed minded. Having lived in E Texas myself, I realize that's hard, but look up at the sky and understand that there is more to this universe than this tiny planet.
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Correct, there are not human beings on other planets. Your ignorance is well documented so I'm not going to dwell on that.
Statistically speaking it's impossible that there isn't life on other planets. You also have to consider time... humans have evolved and will eventually die out at some point or even evolve into something else during a relatively brief moment in the timespan of the universe. Intelligent life could have evolved and died out thousands of times before our planet even existed. The Kepler telescope has been identifying planets in our galaxy that are in the 'Goldilocks Zone' which means their orbits are such that they could have temperatures that will support the existence of liquid water.
To date, Kepler has discovered 1,235 possible planets, with 54 of those candidates located within the so-called "Goldilocks zone" -- that just-right range of distances around a star in which liquid water could exist on a planet's surface.
Based on the amazing wealth of planet candidates from Kepler, astronomers have estimated that our Milky Way galaxy could hold as many as 50 billion alien planets, with 2 billion of those perhaps being about the size of Earth.
And there are billions of galaxies.
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LOL No... it was clear from the 'human beings on other planets' statement his universe has a radius of about 3miles and lasts about 24hrs front and back.
i saw the movie signs with Mel Gibson...
if they are comin here for a fight, i am buyin me a super soaker....
if they are comin here for a fight, i am buyin me a super soaker....
:0062 There's gotta be something out there...:0005
Naah... I don't see anything. Hedgie must be right.
