Worm holes, as well as the ability to bend space/time- ie element 115, allowing the ability to “fall forward”. This changes the game. In addition, I would venture to guess that some of what is seen are unmanned probes/drones. Is it too much to fathom that a different race is “exponentially more advanced than humans”?
Not difficult to fathom, just difficult to find any evidence of. Like video for example since pretty much everyone on earth has a smartphone. Given that, if this is the best evidence anyone has then it's not very good.
Worm holes, as well as the ability to bend space/time- ie element 115, allowing the ability to “fall forward”. This changes the game. In addition, I would venture to guess that some of what is seen are unmanned probes/drones. Is it too much to fathom that a different race is “exponentially more advanced than humans”?
Yes, the person who posted before is right. It is quite arrogant to try to view it through our own lens. We often assume we are the most advanced of all! LOL. I don't know if there is alien technology - I would suspect this isn't, quite honestly. But aside from that:
There are 10,010,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 i.e. 10^25 plus 10^28 maybe more, maybe less (jk) planets and that is assuming that aliens live on planets which are a small proportion of everything.
Ohhhh but humans must be the only form of life, of course! In this space vaster than our comprehension. We are, aren't we? Aren't we?
Of the planets closest to us, or moons, we know that several have: (liquid) water, hydrogen, carbon, other elements, energy etc. Again, looking for life in our own image. Of all of the planets out there? No one here knows, that's for sure.
I don't think alien life would resemble anything remotely like the images that are popular. Of course, people know that but one can wonder if it can go even further than that. Would we even be able to see or hear them? Some assume they would exist in ways familiar to us, on our visual spectrum. Given that even species on earth have massive differences in that kind of thing, I sincerely doubt it.
If an alien race, hypothetically speaking, was advanced enough to reach earth, it would not be a good thing, I can tell you that much.
Not necessarily a bad thing. The idea that hyper advanced civilizations are traveling the stars to subjugate primitive species for no reason seems unlikely.
How could it not be a bad thing? Do you think we would be able to communicate with them in any way, shape or form? Do you think they might unintentionally kill us? Biologically or otherwise, even if they didn't mean harm? What could a good hypothetical motive for coming to earth be?
Oh, stop. How would you even know what another race would be looking for? At that, how would you even know that there’s “infinitely more available along the way”? Think bigger.
I think if you were thinking bigger you'd understand that a species capable of interstellar travel would probably have the technology to make any element they needed with resources found long before they got to earth.
And it's already well known that there's vast resources in the asteroid belt. NASA estimated their worth at $700 quintillion.
That was also in 2013 so in Biden dollars the value is well into the octillions.
I’m well aware of the potential resources in the asteroid belt that might be used here on Earth. To digress, the problem with harvesting anything on these asteroids is cost and ROI (see Hayabusa missions and current Osiris proble). But how do you know that what they’re looking for is in the asteroid belt? We don’t even know what they’re after- or if that’s even the reason that they’re here. That was my poorly expressed point. To further digress , the 115 that we have been able to produce here on the blue marble is extremely unstable, and unable to be produced in large amounts. At that, it’s fairly radioactive. Be assured that there are people at JPL working on this very problem at this very moment.
Sorry, maybe I didn't explain very well. I don't think it even matters if they wish harm or not. I just think that if any alien life form had the technology to make it here they would be so advanced that we would be utterly inconsequential to them. Like ants, less than ants. Do you think of the bacteria you step on and squash when you walk, when you wash your hands? When you spray surfaces? Well apply that to them.
I think if you were thinking bigger you'd understand that a species capable of interstellar travel would probably have the technology to make any element they needed with resources found long before they got to earth.
And it's already well known that there's vast resources in the asteroid belt. NASA estimated their worth at $700 quintillion.
That was also in 2013 so in Biden dollars the value is well into the octillions.
I’m well aware of the potential resources in the asteroid belt that might be used here on Earth. To digress, the problem with harvesting anything on these asteroids is cost and ROI (see Hayabusa missions and current Osiris proble). But how do you know that what they’re looking for is in the asteroid belt? We don’t even know what they’re after- or if that’s even the reason that they’re here. That was my poorly expressed point. To further digress , the 115 that we have been able to produce here on the blue marble is extremely unstable, and unable to be produced in large amounts. At that, it’s fairly radioactive. Be assured that there are people at JPL working on this very problem at this very moment.
So they can get to earth from another star system but getting to the asteroid belt would be cost prohibitive?
We're not talking about Elon Musk farming asteroids you said aliens would come here for resources. Unless the "resource" is humans or animals for their galactic zoo they won't be here for resources.
Any civilization capable of interstellar or interdimensional travel is going to have technology that makes us look like caveman rubbing sticks together.
Worm holes, as well as the ability to bend space/time- ie element 115, allowing the ability to “fall forward”. This changes the game. In addition, I would venture to guess that some of what is seen are unmanned probes/drones. Is it too much to fathom that a different race is “exponentially more advanced than humans”?
Yes, the person who posted before is right. It is quite arrogant to try to view it through our own lens. We often assume we are the most advanced of all! LOL. I don't know if there is alien technology - I would suspect this isn't, quite honestly. But aside from that:
There are 10,010,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 i.e. 10^25 plus 10^28 maybe more, maybe less (jk) planets and that is assuming that aliens live on planets which are a small proportion of everything.
Ohhhh but humans must be the only form of life, of course! In this space vaster than our comprehension. We are, aren't we? Aren't we?
Of the planets closest to us, or moons, we know that several have: (liquid) water, hydrogen, carbon, other elements, energy etc. Again, looking for life in our own image. Of all of the planets out there? No one here knows, that's for sure.
I don't think alien life would resemble anything remotely like the images that are popular. Of course, people know that but one can wonder if it can go even further than that. Would we even be able to see or hear them? Some assume they would exist in ways familiar to us, on our visual spectrum. Given that even species on earth have massive differences in that kind of thing, I sincerely doubt it.
If an alien race, hypothetically speaking, was advanced enough to reach earth, it would not be a good thing, I can tell you that much.
It would be quite a bit of wasted space, wouldn’t it? The truth is that the universe is teeming with life. I have no doubt that this will eventually be revealed- the act allowing whistleblowers to report without repercussions is a step in the right direction to disclosure.
I’m well aware of the potential resources in the asteroid belt that might be used here on Earth. To digress, the problem with harvesting anything on these asteroids is cost and ROI (see Hayabusa missions and current Osiris proble). But how do you know that what they’re looking for is in the asteroid belt? We don’t even know what they’re after- or if that’s even the reason that they’re here. That was my poorly expressed point. To further digress , the 115 that we have been able to produce here on the blue marble is extremely unstable, and unable to be produced in large amounts. At that, it’s fairly radioactive. Be assured that there are people at JPL working on this very problem at this very moment.
So they can get to earth from another star system but getting to the asteroid belt would be cost prohibitive?
We're not talking about Elon Musk farming asteroids you said aliens would come here for resources. Unless the "resource" is humans or animals for their galactic zoo they won't be here for resources.
Any civilization capable of interstellar or interdimensional travel is going to have technology that makes us look like caveman rubbing sticks together.
Cost prohibitive for us. I’m afraid that I’ve confused both of us. And yes, resources are potentially one of the reasons that they initially came here in the first place. You are correct in your caveman analogy.
Sorry, maybe I didn't explain very well. I don't think it even matters if they wish harm or not. I just think that if any alien life form had the technology to make it here they would be so advanced that we would be utterly inconsequential to them. Like ants, less than ants. Do you think of the bacteria you step on and squash when you walk, when you wash your hands? When you spray surfaces? Well apply that to them.
So government agencies all over the world have been keeping all these alien spacecrafts a closely guarded secret for decades? How? And why in the world would any aliens care enough about our stupid planet to send ships or probes all the way out here? Interstellar travel is a zero sum game.
It appears that you do not understand the definition of "zero sum game."
Ok, normie.
Furthermore, why are all these alien spacecraft crashing? They can zoom across the fricking universe, zoom around our airspace, transport trumpers up to do butt stuff, and then OOPS! i crashed my spaceship.
Sorry, maybe I didn't explain very well. I don't think it even matters if they wish harm or not. I just think that if any alien life form had the technology to make it here they would be so advanced that we would be utterly inconsequential to them. Like ants, less than ants. Do you think of the bacteria you step on and squash when you walk, when you wash your hands? When you spray surfaces? Well apply that to them.
Human beings see other life forms as inconsequential or less than. There is no reason to think that aliens would. What if they think we're super cute, like the way we see dumb little kittens? Maybe they're just visiting us like we'd visit a zoo.
It appears that you do not understand the definition of "zero sum game."
Ok, normie.
Furthermore, why are all these alien spacecraft crashing? They can zoom across the fricking universe, zoom around our airspace, transport trumpers up to do butt stuff, and then OOPS! i crashed my spaceship.
Some are shot down with terrestrial weapons that are specific to confounding the guidance systems used on craft, and some are just regular mechanical failures. You’ll likely find out soon enough that some of the craft are extremely old, and are unearthed from an archaeological standpoint. Hint: follow the recent travels to/from Antarctica and by whom in the last 8 years.
Can someone cut-paste the most compelling parts of this long article? I quickly browsed through it and didn’t see anything beyond more hearsay and appeal to authority with no concrete, independently verifiable evidence of any claims.
OK, you know what the cheapest and easiest thing to be is? The skeptic. I challenge you to look up CE5 protocols, and go dare to have a direct experience. It's actually not that hard. Even a concrete minded fool like you could accomplish it. And then watch that concrete disintegrate as your worldview is remade...
Furthermore, why are all these alien spacecraft crashing? They can zoom across the fricking universe, zoom around our airspace, transport trumpers up to do butt stuff, and then OOPS! i crashed my spaceship.
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