share if you've had an experience or sighting
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Simply by adding up all the billions of known and unknown galaxies, which each contain millions and millions of stars should be enough to satisfy a sceptic. I'm not saying it's necessarily intelligent life, nor am I suggesting they've visited our tiny spec of a planet, but I certainly believe there is life outside of Earth
Visit this youtube clip http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKjpxdeyz…
of Hubble's Deepest and furthest away photograph, it will put into perspective how much is out there. And dont forget that even in the final zoom at around 40 seconds, you can still see Galaxies which in turn contain billions of stars amongst them. Now realise that was just a tiny fraction of the night sky above us
Visit this youtube clip http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKjpxdeyz…
of Hubble's Deepest and furthest away photograph, it will put into perspective how much is out there. And dont forget that even in the final zoom at around 40 seconds, you can still see Galaxies which in turn contain billions of stars amongst them. Now realise that was just a tiny fraction of the night sky above us
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I'm more than certain that aliens exist. I just know that they haven't visited our planet.
Proxima Centauri is the closest star to our solar system. It's a red dwarf star that is approximately 4.2 light years away from us. It also has no planets revolving around it.
Traveling at 25,000 miles an hour, the fastest we can propel anything, it would take 113,000 years for a space craft to reach it from our system.
The distances between even the nearest stars to us are far too vast for interstellar travel. Thus making it impossible for "aliens" to have visited us.
Alien visitations are nothing more than fanciful disillusions. The same was true of fairies 100 years ago.
Proxima Centauri is the closest star to our solar system. It's a red dwarf star that is approximately 4.2 light years away from us. It also has no planets revolving around it.
Traveling at 25,000 miles an hour, the fastest we can propel anything, it would take 113,000 years for a space craft to reach it from our system.
The distances between even the nearest stars to us are far too vast for interstellar travel. Thus making it impossible for "aliens" to have visited us.
Alien visitations are nothing more than fanciful disillusions. The same was true of fairies 100 years ago.
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It would be awful arrogant to think we were the only..."intelligent"...lifeforms in the universe. No, I haven't seen one, and I am skeptical, but I haven't been out beyond the stars, so I can't say for a fact they *don't* exist.
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Yes it is impossible and selfish to think we are alone i bet there are intelligent life where we cant see them like billions of lightyears away but 1 day when we harvest other planets coz our resources are gone we will find them
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Yeas, one day I was outside just looking at the sky. Then, I saw lights in the sky, as a plane, but it was a circle.
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China has been getting a lot of UFO activity near one of there Airports, look it up. Ancient texts have several writings on star people.
I BELIEVE!!!
I BELIEVE!!!
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yes! once me and my friend were sitting in the driveway and a huge wind came about and blue and yellow lights were flashing. was insane!
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I do not think they exist mainly because I have never seen them.
I need to see to believe.
I need to see to believe.
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No there's no proof
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Maybe they are people like us?