Are we alone here on Earth in the TRIlLION's of universes?

[BigRedChief]

DOD released video from 2004.

A video capturing an unidentified object flying off the coast of San Diego in 2004 has been released by the US Department of Defense https://t.co/hUOEFTbb3l pic.twitter.com/v15xY6wnTk

— CNN (@CNN) December 19, 2017

[PAChiefsGuy]

Originally Posted by Stewie

99.999% of all galaxies we know about cannot support life. Too hot, too cold, too dense, too young, too old. And that's just the galactic part of the equation.

[Fish]

Originally Posted by Easy 6

Scientists admit everything they know about physics is likely wrong

http://yournewswire.com/scientists-a...-likely-wrong/

Yeah, that's a grossly inaccurate title. Listen to his actual TED talk. He never says that, or anything close.

[Hog's Gone Fishin]

Originally Posted by Stewie

99.999% of all galaxies we know about cannot support life. Too hot, too cold, too dense, too young, too old. And that's just the galactic part of the equation.

I'm willing to be there's a LOT more life out there than we think. There are micro organizms that can survive under just about any condition. We have one right her that we know about. the water Bear.

Here it is, sorry if the damn 30 sec commercial shows but very interestiing

[Easy 6]

Originally Posted by Fish

Yeah, that's a grossly inaccurate title. Listen to his actual TED talk. He never says that, or anything close.

If we last that long, everything we think we know now... will have completely changed 1000 years from now

[Hog's Gone Fishin]

Originally Posted by Easy 6

If we last that long, everything we think we know now... will have completely changed in ten thousand years

I won't last that long. But I bet the Chiefs will have a huge SB run and have around 3000 SB wins during that time.

[BigRedChief]

Originally Posted by scho63

So hard to accept that a universe that is millions of years old, millions of planets and so incredibly vast that we are the only living beings in the entire place.

I lean in the direction that there is or was life in our fantastic universe.

out of all the worlds we can see in the sky it would be soooo arrogant of us to think we are the only ones who evolved from the premordial goo.

Even if the great filter theory is valid something on the trillions of places would have evolved into some kind of censured being.

[Red Dawg]

We will get attacked by Aliens and never be champions.

[Ming the Merciless]

Originally Posted by saphojunkie

based on our criteria, which is ****ing ridiculous to imagine is unilateral across infinite possibilities.

not really actually

think about it

either we are unique and special and probably alone

or

we formed like most other beings, along with an expanding universe and this is kind of what 4.5 billion years of evolution looks like on an average inhabitable planet and we will probably blow ourselves and each other up before we become a tier iii civilization

or

most planets get hit by asteroids or have biologicval catastrophes (the great filter) that prevent them from harnessing the energy of a black hole...and die out LONG before they would have the capability to reach other galaxies


Physical properties are what they are.....youre not goign to find 'life' on some planet with no atmosphere and no nutrients..

[Ming the Merciless]

Originally Posted by scho63

So hard to accept that a universe that is millions of years old, millions of planets and so incredibly vast that we are the only living beings in the entire place.

I lean in the direction that there is or was life in our fantastic universe.

just because there ,might be 'life' somewhere out in the void doesnt mean we arent alone

i think we should discuss what being alone means

if there is some other civilation like us, but across our galaxy or in another galaxy and we never communicate with them or know they exist and then our sun super-novas and we become dust, were we alone?

i say yeah, thats 'alone'

[SAUTO]

Originally Posted by BigRedChief

out of all the worlds we can see in the sky it would be soooo arrogant of us to think we are the only ones who evolved from the premordial goo.

Even if the great filter theory is valid something on the trillions of places would have evolved into some kind of censured being.

So you think its just us huh?

[scho63]

Originally Posted by Discuss Thrower

Physics.

How do you know that some other form of life in the universe doesn't exist with hydrogen?

Sounds far fetched on this planet but this universe is too vast to discount anything

[KranzDictum]

Originally Posted by Stewie

99.999% of all galaxies we know about cannot support life. Too hot, too cold, too dense, too young, too old. And that's just the galactic part of the equation.

I think you meant planets, not galaxies, at least I hope so.

[scho63]

Originally Posted by Stewie

99.999% of all galaxies we know about cannot support life. Too hot, too cold, too dense, too young, too old. And that's just the galactic part of the equation.

This is a foolish assumption because this is all based on life on the surface of our planet as humans.
How can all those living organisms next to lava vents exist in the ocean with some of the lack of oxygen and high sulfer content that would kill all other forms of life?
How about the massive pressure at 3,000 feet below sea level where life exists? It really shouldn't if you use humans as the measuring stick.

[Bearcat]

[scho63]

Originally Posted by Donger

My understanding is that this is apparently HUD footage from an F-18. If so, whatever that object is had an RCS large enough for it to be tracked and "locked on" by the Hornet's radar.

Why did that image track EXACTLY across the center of the screen with not a single deviation up, down, or left, right?

Why do the clouds have movement and not perfect symmetry but somehow that shape stays perfectly aligned to the windshield in the EXACT spot and doesn't reflect any movement against the clouds? Doesn't add up