God I hope this is the case. Come on, how cool would it be if we finally had proof aliens exist? You know you'd get a big ol' grin at the news.Andy Chalk said:ALIEN INVADERS FROM BEYOND THE MOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOON!
God I hope this is the case. Come on, how cool would it be if we finally had proof aliens exist? You know you'd get a big ol' grin at the news.Andy Chalk said:ALIEN INVADERS FROM BEYOND THE MOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOON!
Can't forget that it was a crossover with Indiana Jones, so we have Indy and Short Round seeing the skeleton of Han Solo in the Falcon's cockpit, and Indy comments on how he's feeling really freaked out for some reason?Jetsetneo said:That is actually the basis for a short star wars comic that i remember reading in a Star Wars collection a while ago. Basically, the MF makes a hyperspace jump w/out coordinates and it crash lands on earth. Chewbacca is the only one who survives and basically becomes the bass for the Sasquatch mythology.lumenadducere said:Yes! It definitely is. The whole "a long time ago" thing now makes total sense - the eventual fate of the Millenium Falcon is to crash land on Earth for us to find eons later!BrotherRool said:Guys, thats clearly the Millenium Falcon
Yeah I was like wtf until I read 'Daily Mail' and then I was just like oh okay...Gearhead mk2 said:I was going to say that this looked to be an interesting story that could have some major ramifications, but then...Yeah, no. Mark my words, it's a fake. Though to be honest, I doubt even the Daily Mail would do a story like this. If it was published by them, the article would be titled some like:Andy Chalk said:Sources: Daily Mail [http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2164912/UFO-the-Baltic-Sea-cuts-electrical-equipment-divers-200m.html?ito=feeds-newsxml]
Immigrants come from spaceship at the bottom of the ocean, give you cancer via EMP
Indeed.Glademaster said:BBC or bullshit.
The group's need to secure funding to validate their hoax comes to mind...Doclector said:I remember seeing the picture a while back and instantly dismissing it, but now it's getting wierd. I'm no scientist, so does anyone know of any natural elements that could cause such interference?
OOps didn't see that. I blame the new site layout.rhizhim said:snip
Dammit! I'd almost blocked out all memory of that horrid, horrid book.Primero Holodon said:I can't help but be reminded of sphere when I read this article.
I was just gonna say "oooh Aliens! Daily Mail. Never mind. Nothing to see here."Gearhead mk2 said:I was going to say that this looked to be an interesting story that could have some major ramifications, but then...Yeah, no. Mark my words, it's a fake. Though to be honest, I doubt even the Daily Mail would do a story like this. If it was published by them, the article would be titled some like:Andy Chalk said:Sources: Daily Mail [http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2164912/UFO-the-Baltic-Sea-cuts-electrical-equipment-divers-200m.html?ito=feeds-newsxml]
Immigrants come from spaceship at the bottom of the ocean, give you cancer via EMP
There's nothing magical about aliens...Life developed on another planet, and they are sufficiently advanced enough to reach us...Not seeing where magic comes into play.Combine Rustler said:A hoax is a hoax.
There is nothing magical and mysterious about the world. Give up.