Methinks you're right. But still. C'mon, I'm excited.Dr. Paine said:Probably primitive bacteria.
... still awesome.
But if the aliens had a religion similar to one of our own, then the world must suffer through an intense flood of "I told you so" declarations.furmaster3000 said:Hope so!
That would also mean we'd have definite proof that religion is kinda bogus. . .
It may just be water... I think they would consider that a MAJOR finding. I believe they would still call that an astrobiology finding.quiet_samurai said:It's probably just some new piece of tech they invented to further our reach into the cosmos, or maybe they found an actual life sustaining planet.
I honestly doubt it has anything to do with contact, seriously... there is no way a government organization would divulge this information to us. Bastards.
Yeah just primitive bacteria prolly.Dr. Paine said:Probably primitive bacteria.
... still awesome.
No, Russ Pitts is an Alien.BrownGaijin said:First we vote in Duke Nukem as YZ's best "review". About a week later...
Then MovieBob rants about NASA closing shop and reminisces about old-school Sci-fi. About a week later...
Is Russ Pitts related to Nostradamus or something?
No. They thought they may have found fossil bacteria in a rock, and the media blew it out of proportion. It turned out to simply be a geologic phenomenon. And we haven't been to Titan yet.wammnebu said:it was a couple years back, scientists found a meteor from mars that had bacteriathenumberthirteen said:Since when? That's news to me. Extra-terrestrial life? I thought it'd be in the papers.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/science-news/6660045/Bacteria-from-Mars-found-inside-ancient-meteorite.html
i think theyve found some on titan too
I actually LOLed. Finding alien bacteria would be the most surprising discovery ever. What makes it so mundane?Ultratwinkie said:since we found bacteria on earth. to announce we found "special alien bacteria" is to announce "we found turds in the sewer". its commonplace basic life and not really surprising. the only thing that would be surprising would be alien animals.thenumberthirteen said:Since when? That's news to me. Extra-terrestrial life? I thought it'd be in the papers.Ultratwinkie said:we knew about alien bacteria for years. it isn't alien bacteria.thenumberthirteen said:NOT AWESOME???!!! Proof of life beyond our own? How is that not the most ground breaking and awesome discovery in the past 1000 years? If you are not in awe from the prospect of Alien life then you are the most cynical person I have met. If there was verified proof of alien bacteria I would break down and weep in joyous wonder.Duffeknol said:Not awesome, still a giant leap.Dr. Paine said:Probably primitive bacteria.
To add to the growing list of Sci-Fi based possible announcements maybe they've found a message in the Cosmic Background Radiation that points to inteligence from the beginning of time and space.
oh look a poorly made Japanese website preaching the end of the world, yup were definitely boned guys.Shoggoth2588 said:It isn't aliens. Binary Black Holes have been discovered 300 million light-years away, towards the constellation of Andromeda. The binary system of doom are orbiting one-another and are thought to be about 1/50th of a light-year away. They are thought to collide and end all life in about 5 centuries.
http://www3.nhk.or.jp/news/html/20101201/k10015559561000.html
You will need to translate my proof...the binary system of damnation was discovered by the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan. Either way, we're boned.
Actually, incredibly awesome. More awesome than you can even comprehend...Duffeknol said:Not awesome, still a giant leap.Dr. Paine said:Probably primitive bacteria.
Probably not even thát. My guess goes out to finding a rocky planet that has an unusual amount of methane in it's atmosphere in something, which can be a very important indicator that there's biomass on the surface.Dr. Paine said:Probably primitive bacteria.
... still awesome.
You been watching SG:U have you? Nah, that's something astrophysicists would discover, not an astrobiologist.thenumberthirteen said:To add to the growing list of Sci-Fi based possible announcements maybe they've found a message in the Cosmic Background Radiation that points to inteligence from the beginning of time and space.
That would suck, but again, not something an astrobiologist would research.Shoggoth2588 said:It isn't aliens. Binary Black Holes have been discovered 300 million light-years away, towards the constellation of Andromeda. The binary system of doom are orbiting one-another and are thought to be about 1/50th of a light-year away. They are thought to collide and end all life in about 5 centuries.
http://www3.nhk.or.jp/news/html/20101201/k10015559561000.html
You will need to translate my proof...the binary system of damnation was discovered by the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan. Either way, we're boned.
Doesn't freaking matter.. I will die happy if we get an alien apocalypse in my lifetime.. I can deal with a freaking alien apocalypse man!Digikid said:Anyone with half a brain would know that there is life out there besides us.
I hope that we have found someone.....question is.....friend or foe?