Sad but true. It's likely that there is other life in our galaxy but the odds of it being intelligent and it making contact with us are extremely low. There could have been intelligent life in our galaxy a long time ago that just died off. It's also possible that we are the most advanced beings in the universe given that it is only 14.6 billion years old. It took the Earth 4.5 billion years to get to us. It's actually quite possible that we are the most intelligent beings to ever exist.Combine Rustler said:A hoax is a hoax.
There is nothing magical and mysterious about the world. Give up.
Never a good sign. Next they'll be demanding Cameron makes clear his position on extraterrestrial immigrants.Sources: Daily Mail
They are also traditionally in the air not a few hundred feet under water. Just adding that to the discussion.templar1138a said:Okay, I don't care about the contents of this article because the sub-head pisses me off.
"UFO-like object." Really? Don't you know what UFO stands for? Unidentified Flying Object.
Time for some insight into the English language. One, that choice of words is redundant and two, *picks up a megaphone* UFO does not mean an alien space ship. UFO by itself literally means a flying object that hasn't been identified.
It could be a space ship. It could be a weather balloon. It could be a vulture having a scandalous affair with an otter. When a flying object is unidentified, that means there are possibilities. None of which have to center on extra-terrestrials.
It's not that I hate treasure hunters, or people who actually go to the effort of exploring wreckages - I think it's an admirable career, except that said treasures should go to museums first - but I'm calling it out for what it is, an elaborate hoax to attract tourists.Magichead said:*ding ding ding* we have a winner people. Have a look online, all the "alien conspiracy" websites are lapping this up, and these whackadoodles will gladly piss away their life savings in order to see a "real" space ship, even when "see" amounts to "vaguely discern a blurry mushroom-like shape for about four seconds".MammothBlade said:Let me guess, the submarine stops working if it gets too close. So people cannot go closer to investigate the object.Tourist trips: Diver Peter Lindberg is hoping to take wealthy tourists down in this submarine to see the object
That's why they're planning tourist trips before they get down to some proper research, right?
Smells rather fishy to me.
These guys evidently weren't making enough money hunting for treasure and "antique alcoholic beverages" in shipwrecks, so the bunch of fucking vultures have moved on to hoaxing. And they are fucking vultures, they're no better than graverobbers, desperately scrubbing through the sites of horrible tragedies in search of trinkets to sell to equally morbid private collectors. Scum.
That depends on the strength of the EMP. If it isn't too strong all it would do is fuck with the circuitry and not necessarily fry it.Karadalis said:Quick! Someone call X-com! Seems that they missed one derilict ufo from TFTD!
EDITH says:
Also if that thing emitted EMP wouldnt that mean that all electronics around it would get fried... isntead of simply turned off and then going back online once your far enough away?
Someone clearly hasnt done their homework here.
I'll grab the test subjects and a cupboard full of pot noodles, you package up The Device and load it up onto Hanger 14-- sorry everyone, nothing to see here.....blackrave said:Crap!
They located my secret base.
Need to dislocate, FAST!
Actaully, in one comic the millenium falcon crashed on Earth, and Han was killed by Native Americans. So George Lucas may actaully be some immortal, God-like being trying to make millions by writing about his old life. I bet the next Star Wars installment will introduce his role in things. It's genius!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
Honestly if this does turn out to be some kind of UFO thing I'd be incredibly psyched. I mean, who wouldn't be? I'm really hoping that it does, although all logic dictates that it won't be and that it's just some random sediment and they're playing it up to get more funding.
Still, one can dream, no?
Your pun has come the closest of any to being acceptable to me in a long time. Congratulations.The Great JT said:Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you, the Depth Star.
touche touche, i wish i had an appropriately cool.jpg to give youThe Great JT said:Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you, the Depth Star.
[img=1ck.jpg][/img]Ghostwise said:I don't know what it is?! Therefore.....one haaaas to assume.......it's Ancient Aliens.